A PATRIOTIC SONG IS JUST THE BEGINNING, JOURNEY IS YET TO COME: VIAKS JAIN

A PATRIOTIC SONG IS JUST THE BEGINNING, JOURNEY IS YET TO COME: VIAKS JAIN

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RAJIV NAYAN AGRAWAL

DELHI--------------------------When lyricist and singer Vikas Jain sang songs dedicated to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his plans, these songs left a deep impression not only on the listeners' ears but also on their hearts.

"Modi is my self-respect, Modi is the life of India…" – this song became more than just a line, but a symbol of the sentiments of the workers who consider Narendra Modi the new direction and identity of the country. With this song, Vikas Jain spread his singing magic on many major platforms of the Bharatiya Janata Party.

"Who has awakened the self-respect of the women of India…"

"Who has gifted the Gita to the Prime Minister of every country…"

"Who has put yoga on the world stage…"

When this song, dedicated to PM Modi's work, echoed from Amit Shah's stage in Vikas Jain's voice, the huge crowd suddenly fell silent. The lyrics seemed to connect with the heartbeat of every listener. Vikas Jain still considers this wonderful moment the biggest reward of his life.

Vikas Jain has also graced the pages of history with his melodies. He has sung two deeply moving patriotic songs about the Partition of 1947 and the struggle for independence.

The title is "Be it your blood, or my blood." It hurts, brother. Whether one is Hindu or Muslim, one's religion cries out in the war. Another song, heard by millions, has the lyrics: "Oh Mother, Oh Mother, Oh Mother, where have your brave sons gone? Their chests were steel, their resolve was strong."

These songs capture the price of independence from British rule, the wounds of Partition, and the martyrdom of soldiers. Listeners say that when they listen to these songs, they are transported back to the era when countless brave men sacrificed their lives for the motherland.

This presentation of patriotic songs connects today's generation to history, and this is the responsibility of an artist.

Not limited to patriotic songs, Vikas Jain has also shown interest in writing ghazals and bhajans. He believes that ghazals are the most beautiful medium to express the depths of the heart. He is.

Referring to one of his poems, he said:

“I have been thirsty for so long, now I understand this…”

This performance demonstrates Vikas's ability to translate emotions and feelings into music.

Vikas believes that through YouTube, he can reach every corner of the country. In this vein, he has become known to listeners as "The VJ," demonstrating that he isn't confined to a single genre. He has also created a party song and wants to prove himself with ghazals and romantic songs, reflecting his dedication and passion for music.

He believes that a true artist is one who expresses the listener's emotions through his songs. This is why listeners hear not just words, but genuine emotions in his songs.

Vikas is extremely optimistic about the future. He believes that his songs will eventually lead him to work in films.

He says that constant learning and experimentation in the world of music are what keeps an artist alive. This is why he strives to create something unique with each song, even composing it in various ragas. Vikas aspires to have his songs featured in films. Vikas dreams of spreading the magic of his voice in films as well.