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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
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.
