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In this interview on Catch The Stars with Rohan Dua, executive editor of The New Indian, Sonu Nigam
talks about his experience in the music industry, his first break, and receiving the Padma award. Sonu discusses his stance on the Aazaan controversy and how he believes in fairness for all religions when it comes to loudspeakers. He also mentions some of his favorite people to work with, including Lata Mangeshkar and Raju Hirani. Regarding the Padma award, Sonu expresses his frustration with the delay in receiving the award but is grateful to finally receive it. He talks about meeting the President and Prime Minister of India and how he wants good health and a painless death in the future.

Sonu Nigam, one of the most popular playback singers in Bollywood, speaks with Rohan Dua, the executive editor of The New Indian, about his initial struggles during his 25yearlong journey in Bollywood and about the people who played a crucial role in helping him chart his career path. In this first part of the interview, Sonu Nigam shares insights about his journey from Delhi to Mumbai and his childhood experiences in Delhi. Sonu Nigam's parents have taught him to live a simple life, and he talks about how he followed his parents' values and their teachings throughout his career