Sp Balasubrahmanyam Birthday Anniversary: When some singers sing for actors, their voice matches the personality of those actors perfectly. Same was the case with SP Subramaniam, once upon a time he used to be the voice of Salman Khan. But after a few years Subramaniam stopped singing for Salman. There were different things said about this but the real thing is something else.
Subramaniam died due to corona. This year on June 4, it is Subramaniam’s 79th birth anniversary, on this occasion we tell you why Subramaniam stopped singing for Salman Khan? There is an interesting story behind this too.
Why did Subramanyam give up singing for Salman?
Salman Khan’s career was at its peak in the 90’s and the songs of his films were superhits. From 1989 to 1995, Subramaniam sang songs for Salman. All those songs were superhits and are heard even today. But Subramaniam later stopped singing for Salman. After 1995, Salman started giving opportunities to different singers in his films.
Subramaniam was asked a lot of questions on this but he did not say anything. Subramaniam always stayed away so he never said anything to anyone. Years later, while talking about this, Salman said, ‘At that time, Subramaniam sir’s voice used to suit me. There used to be magic in his voice. But it is also true that with age my voice started changing and his voice did not suit me, so Subramaniam sir stopped singing for me.’
How did SP Balasubramaniam’s career start?
SP Balasubramaniam was born on 4 June 1946 in Nellore, Andhra Pradesh. Subramaniam studied engineering from Nellore and won a singing contest in Chennai in 1963. The first time Bass Subramaniam sang a song for MGR’s film was in 1969. In 1989, he sang for the film Maine Pyar Kiya and after that sang many Hindi songs. SP Balasubramaniam died on 25 September 2020 due to corona in Chennai.
