Producer Bhushan Kumar has addressed the recent speculations about Arijit Singh’s exit from playback singing. He specifically denied rumors that the singer was forced to record the song When will you come home for the upcoming movie Limit 2.

These claims came after Singh announced his decision to move away from playback singing. Some social media users linked his retirement with his participation in a new version of the iconic patriotic track originally featured in the 1997 film. Limit.

in an interview with HT CityKumar said, “Please call Arijit and ask, this is all nonsense.”

new version of messages arriveTopic When will you come home, Brings together a stellar cast including Arijit Singh, Sonu Nigam, Roop Kumar Rathod, Vishal Mishra and Diljit Dosanjh.

Singh, 38, recently provided further clarity on his decision to quit playback singing, noting that it was not triggered by any one incident.

In a statement posted on his private Singh indicated that his departure was a gradual process rather than a reaction to any particular incident.

Singh also assured his listeners that he plans to honor his ongoing professional obligations before stepping down completely. He wrote, “I still have some outstanding commitments to fulfill and I will fulfill them. So, you may still see some releases this year. Let me make it clear that I will not stop making music.”

Singh explained the reasons for his decision in detail, citing his creative tendencies and desire for change. He said, “One reason is quite simple: I lose interest quickly, which is why I often change the arrangements of my songs and perform them live.” He continued, “So, here’s the truth: I’m tired. I need to explore different music to keep going.”

Another motivating factor, according to Singh, is his desire to support and listen to emerging voices in the music industry.

His most recent playback recording was Homeland from the movie battle of galwan.