Alka Yagnik Interview | Most Streamed Artist in the World | Anupama Chopra | Film Companion

Alka Yagnik emerged as the most streamed artist in the world with over 15 billion people listening to her music. Anupama Chopra speaks to her about the stories behind her classics, anecdotes from when she recorded with Kishore Kumar, and what the journey ahead looks like for her.

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00:00 Interview with Alka Yagnik
00:28 Alka Yagnik - The Most Streamed Artist in the World
02:46 90's Music
06:08 How many songs has Alka Yagnik sung?
08:00 The evolution of Music & Romance
12:31 Love stories & soulful music
14:27 Who is the female equivalent of Arijit Singh?
17:25 Why Alka is focusing more on live concerts
22:28 Alka Yagnik wants to prove...
23:03 Stories about Kishore Kumar
28:18 The making of Ek Do Teen
34:21 The making of Chura Ke Dil Mera
35:26 The making of Aisa Lagta Hai
38:25 The making of Tauba Tumhare Ishare
39:43 The making of Agar Tum Saath Ho
41:53 Alka Yagnik's favourite singers
433:41 What's Next for Alka Yagnik?

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