“I want to keep working 247. When I am not singing, I go into deep introspection mode and start asking myself, why I am not getting much songs. I feel even working 247 every day is less for me.”

— Shreya Ghoshal

Talked about changes in career after marriage http://www.hindustantimes.com/bollywood/i-feel-restless-when-i-m-not-singing-want-to-work-24-7-shreya-ghoshal/story-hAKs3O9xVa8bQXvZvKpXIP.html

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