The veteran singer Kumar Sanu has some message to the upcoming singers that listening to the nowadays music and song he doesn't look happy, he feels that they mostly lack melody and poetry and, therefore, they’re forgotten soon after their release. He also adviced the new generation singer that, the singer should know something about memorable songs — his songs have ruled Bollywood music charts through the Eighties, Nineties, and the early Noughties, and people still hum numbers such as Bas Ek Sanam Chahiye (Aashiqui, 1990); Ek Ladki Ko Dekha To (1942 - A Love Story, 1994); Tujhe Dekha To Yeh Jaana Sanam (from Dilwale Dulhaniya Le Jayenge, 1995); and Ek Dil Hai (Ek Rishtaa, 2001).

He added " “melodious tracks are being made these days”, but adds, “there are not many” that can fit the description. “Hindi film songs lack poetry, and even musically, they aren’t appealing at times. Their lyrical qualities aren’t strong. I sometimes feel that singers aren’t singing, but shouting out loud. Where’s the melody? Why will the listeners accept such songs? You can’t make just foot-tapping numbers or take inspiration from Western music. Such songs won’t work,” Not only Kumar Sanu is against with the latest song that who they have been sung but he is also against of the practice where more than one singer records a song and then only one of the voices gets retained.

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