Exclusive! Udit Narayan reacts to Anuradha Paudwal's son's demise: He was a very good composer

Condolence messages are easy to dispatch on text or post on social media, but not when it's for somebody who has worked with you and especially not when it's a person you can relate to the pain the loss has inflicted. This is exactly what Udit Narayan is feeling over the death of Anuradha Paudwal's 35-year old son, Aditya, who passed away today. "I have been very upset since I heard this.I have not been able to muster the courage to call or even text Anuradha."
Udit knew Aditya since his own struggle days. "He was a very happy child. And I got to know him better when Anuradha and I started singing many duet songs after Aashiqui. Anuradha used to bring him to recording studios, sometimes."

Udit reveals that Aditya had a great ear for music. "He was a very good composer. I really like the way he carried himself. I hadn't met him in very recent times, but seen him from a distance at a function; he looked okay. Anuradha and I were not in touch lately, so his kidney ailment is something that I really didn't know about."

Udit also said that Aditya had a very infectious smile. "In fact, Anuradha's husband (Arun Paudwal) had called me home a few years back to sing in one of the bhajans that they were doing. I remember meeting Aditya there too. He used to welcome and respect me no end. I don't think anybody will understand what Anuradha must be feeling now," he concluded.