When Esha Gaur was ten years old, Radio Varanasi paid her first salary. The ‘Aye Zindegi’ singer admits that she only recently realised the importance of money. Read on to know more about the singer Esha Gaur.
The singer claims, “In reality, a few years ago, I understood it. Yes, it’s quite strange. I’ve always believed that morality and good deeds are the only things that matter, but money also matters,” She further adds, “We have all witnessed how hard our parents work to provide for our needs as we get older and to provide us with the finest life possible. And once we start making money, they teach us how important it is and how to keep it up.”
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She continues, “I have revered my parents forever. Of course, they’ve tried their best to make our lives happy and fulfilling. They gave it their best effort at the time, and we are giving it our best effort right now. Nowadays, with the shift in lifestyle, money is equally crucial. Parents were crucial both then and now.” It’s crucial to be financially independent. The singer confesses, “It is very crucial. I now frequently remind my kids that nothing is important. Be autonomous and independent first.”
Singer Esha Gaur continues, “My father never really taught me anything about money, but he has helped me to take care of my finances. We were simply interested in our relationships and having fun together. Money is vital and it’s not always the same, I have discovered with time. You should invest in yourself and live life to the fullest since you never know what could happen if our line of work is unstable.”
Earlier, when asked who her favourite singer is she confessed, “Asha Bhosle, as she is so versatile, which is what I like the most. Additionally, I believe that keeping a low profile is the best gift you could offer yourself.”
For the unversed, Esha Gaur, a singer who has performed the theme songs for television programmes, will soon make her Bollywood debut in the film “1920: Horrors of the Heart,” directed by Vikram Bhatt and starring Avika Gor. Click here to know more about the film “1920: Horrors of the Heart.”
