Music helps us easily get into the Local Region, says, the producer Mr. Suresh Bhanushali and Photofit Music
Popular music in India is synonymous with film music. The geographic, language and cultural diversity of India contributes to a broad range of musical styles within Indian music. Indian Music is diversified and has been region-specific. We believe that despite all our differences, we can truly be united by music! Certain Regional styles and traditions of music essential to one region may be virtually unknown to others. Hence, Mr. Suresh Bhanushali and Photofit Music have introduced their various subbranches to portray music from numerous Regions and Cultures.
India has over a billion people and hundreds of dialects and languages spread across the seventh-largest country in the world, but there is still an undeniable “sound” that makes Indian music unmistakable. The music of India is as diverse as its many cultures. Indian musical instruments; the styles of music across India; are what make Indian music unique and every region has its own special form of the tune.
And, is evolved differently in each state. Eg regional music that brings the community together. Popular Bollywood Music Industry which was originated from classical and folk and now bought into fusion for entertainment purposes. The Indian folk music is very meditative and uplifting leading to peace and elation adds, Mr. Rajiv John Sauson.
Music today has now evolved from regional music. Punjabi Music Industry is the second-biggest music zone in India. North Region has folk music from Punjab and Haryana. Phrases from Punjabi or beats have been enormously influenced and most recently Punjabi rappers are also acquiring popularity due to their content, and communication, Amit K Shiva, Director, Photofit Music. Similarly, shooting the trend Photofit Music has showered various Punjabi and Haryanvi hits.
There is overwhelming evidence for the diffusion of regional brands across India. Every region has its own taste considering its native. Music is enhanced by using folk musical elements. This kind of music continues to index the cultural authenticity further says, Mr. Rajiv John Sauson.
Haryanvi is closely alike to Punjabi and Punjabi seems to be moreover closer to hitting the charts in the entertainment industry.
The Haryanvi music industry is seen to be growing enormously this decade. Mr. Suresh Banushali and Photofit Music highlight the Haryanvi culture and galvanize the industry. The motto of Photofit Music is to add on more and contribute to the Haryanvi industry with their exquisite culture, while still retaining their “Rustic Desi Element”, says Mr. Rajiv John Sauson, Director of Photofit Music.
The dramatic development of popular music in India illustrates some of the complex and varied ways that South Asians have used art and entertainment as a means of adapting and relating to the social transitions accompanying modernization. Indian popular music, nevertheless, has been all but ignored in scholarly literature, whether musicological or sociological; this article endeavors to provide a basis for future inquiries by providing a descriptive outline of the development of modern Indian commercial music in the twentieth century. Music in India began as an integral part of socio-religious life. Many folk songs have been recorded on the soundtracks of films which has given them mass popularity.
Producer Suresh Bhanushali and Photofit Music Company have never missed entertaining their audience be it with Photofit Music or with regional music on Photofit Haryanvi.
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