Tej Songs Losing Originality Amidst Commercialization
Summary
Teej songs are becoming more commercial and less original, with many artists chasing views and viral trends instead of lasting folk appeal. Veteran singers say older songs endure because they reflected women’s emotions, social realities, and the true spirit of Teej.
Key Points
- Music experts and singers say recent Teej songs are losing originality, depth, and cultural essence as creators focus on views and TikTok trends.
- Popular singers including Mandavi Tripathi, Shanta Rani Pariyar, Rita KC, Juna Shirish, and Rita Thapa Magar argue that commercialization is shortening the lifespan of new songs.
- Older Teej songs such as 'Teej Ko Lahar Aayo Barilai' and 'Hai Mero Phariya' remain popular because of their timeless lyrics, melodies, and emotional relevance.
- Despite high production costs and short seasonal demand, artists continue releasing new Teej songs to maintain visibility and continuity.
