Popular Indian singing star Udit Narayan who rocked the audience at the CH and FC Grounds in Colombo during his Live in Concert last Saturday, told a media conference that he was looking forward to lending his voice for a Sinhala movie.

“I was offered a chance about five years ago, but for some reason the project was shelved at the last minute. I would love to sing for a Sri Lankan movie,” he told journalists at the Taj Samudra Hotel. He has already sung in 32 different languages, and Sinhala could be his 33^rd, perhaps.

Popular Indian singing star Udit Narayan who rocked the audience at the CH and FC Grounds in Colombo during his Live in Concert last Saturday, told a media conference that he was looking forward to lending his voice for a Sinhala movie.

“I was offered a chance about five years ago, but for some reason the project was shelved at the last minute. I would love to sing for a Sri Lankan movie,” he told journalists at the Taj Samudra Hotel. He has already sung in 32 different languages, and Sinhala could be his 33^rd, perhaps.