Is success at a young age liberating or scary for you? I was the youngest music composer he launched. He went on to say that he would take one of my tunes for `Jai Ho`.

He called me over to his house and told me that he likes the tune. He asked dad to tell Armaan to come and play for him. I debuted in Bollywood as a music composer for Salman Khan's film in 2014 and then went on to compose a single for the movie 'Khoobsurat'.Īfter my song 'Sooraj Dooba Hain' from the movie `Roy` did well and gained immense popularity, it gave me a push and the confidence boost that I needed. My grandfather Sardar Malik has been a major influence in my life and I learnt all the Hindustani classical from him and later went to Trinity College to get formal training in Western music. Since childhood I have seen musicians at home along with music sittings, cassettes, CDs, keyboards, guitars everywhere. Talking to Anindita Dev from Zee News, Amaal speaks about his equation with Salman Khan, his first break and much more.Ĭoming from a lineage of musicians and singers, tells us about your journey in Bollywood so far? Son of Daboo Mallik, Amaal started learning music at the age of 8 and embarked on his musical journey with Salman Khan's `Jai Ho`. The song 'Chaar Shanivaar' from the Abhishek Bachchan starrer `All is Well` has already become a party anthem and its composer - Amaal Mallik is today a successful musician in the Hindi film industry. He started his career with 'Jai Ho' and his song 'Sooraj Dooba Hai' from the film 'Roy' is being rated as the ultimate chart topping dance number since its release.

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