Nimrat Kaur opens up about turning singer for her web show

Nimrat Kaur loves to sing. The actor has many videos on social media where she’s seen singing her favourite songs. She took a step further recently by trying her hand at singing professionally. In her last release, Kull: The Legacy of the Raisingghs, the actress has sung a lori.

Talking about her singing adventures on the show, Nimrat tells us, “It is for the first time I have ever sung for a project. Firstly, I would like to say that I am grateful to Ekta Kapoor for having given me Kull… She gave me a web show like The Test Case too. She has given me both a platform and also a canvas.”

Speaking about how she went on to sing for the show, Nimrat added, “Sahir Raza who is the director of Kull… he introduced this lori (lullaby) to me which is a Rajasthani folk song. I listened to it and instantly said that I would like to sing it for the show. I was nervous because I never sang professionally before. I mean, I can sing but I am not professionally trained. I have done some fun things on Instagram once in a while. When I heard it and tried to sing it… he was convinced that we should do it for the show. People think that a professional singer has sung it and not many know that it is me (smiles). So, you see I am open to experimenting some fun things like these.”



In our earlier chat, Nimrat opened up about playing a royal on the show, saying, “We were living where we were shooting—at the Laxmi Niwas Palace. Walking those ancient halls in chiffon saris, draped in pearls and heavy jewelry, you have to carry yourself with measured grace. At the same time, you’re expressing the suffocation and anxiety of someone who’s spent her life holding everything in—quietly carrying the bruises and madness of an entire family. She’s the peacekeeper, the one who must always be perfect. And yet, she gets pulled into palace politics and ends up a broken, shattered person.”

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