Get to know... Aastha Gill
The singer and songwriter (@AasthaGill) loves to play Call of Duty, hang out with her friends’ babies, and cuddle up with her puppy, Bella
Get to know... Aastha Gill
- Currently, I am
Working on new music. There’s more to my music than party tracks.
- High point in life
When Badshah told me he believed I could be a big pop star. I didn’t have the guts to dream that big.
- Low point in life
After my song DJ Wale Babu, I felt lost and clueless. It took me about three years to figure out what my next release should be.
- On my playlist
Die With A Smile, by Bruno Mars; Love Ya, by Diljit Dosanjh; Bachke Bachke, by Karan Aujla; and my own release, Paapi.
- One thing I would never buy
Flowers for myself. I’d rather have someone gift them to me.
- Today I’m craving
Home-cooked food.
- Last thing I ordered online
Marvis toothpaste. I saw a Victoria’s Secret model use it, and it is really good.
- App I check before going to bed
Call of Duty. I play a bit before I sleep.
- Advice I’d give my 18-year-old self
Enjoy whatever you’re doing. There’s plenty of time later to worry about stress and responsibilities, so chill and live in the moment.
- My favourite subject in school
Art. My art teacher believed I’d become a painter.
- My secret skill
Cooking! I love to do it when I am alone at home.
- A superpower I wish I had
Being invisible when I choose.
- My favourite Sunday memory
Spending time with the babies of my best friends.
- My plans for next Sunday
Chilling with family, cuddling my puppy Bella, and lying in bed doing nothing.
- My most star-struck moment
Seeing Shah Rukh Khan for the first time at an Ambani wedding. When he walked into the room, I was speechless. I couldn’t take my eyes off him.
- My favourite bad habit
Not saying a word until I brush my teeth. I communicate in sign language until I’m ready to talk.
- If I could travel back or forward in time, I’d…
Skip the opportunity. I’ve learnt from the past and I’m excited about the future.
- The best thing about fame
It’s not for everyone. But if you know how to handle it, you’ll rock it.
- The worst thing about fame
It really is not for everybody. If you don’t know how to handle it, it can slip right through your fingers.