Sonu Nigam opens up about recurring health condition, reveals why he sang Mohammed Rafi’s song during surgery: ‘It just happened organically’
Indian singer Sonu Nigam performed a song while undergoing surgery for a recurring growth on his finger. He explained that the singing was an organic reaction to hearing his own music playing in the operating room.
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The story highlights the intersection of medical procedures and human interest, showcasing the unique relationship between a performer and their art.
Singer Sonu Nigam took to social media on Sunday to share a video of himself singing the late legendary singer Mohammed Rafi’s Suhani Raat Dhal Chuki from Dulari (1949) while on the operating table. The unusual sight left fans both puzzled and concerned about what had happened. Nigam has since clarified that he was undergoing surgery to address a recurring growth on his left ring finger.Speaking to Hindustan Times, Nigam revealed that he had undergone surgery for the same issue four months ago, but the growth has returned.“It’s been happening for some time. I had a surgery four months back to remove it, but it has come back again.
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