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I just want to take each day as it comes with my boy Adabb: B Praak

The singer-composer says that he is spending all his time with his newborn baby, and takes out a couple of hours at night to work on his music.

Published on: Jul 23, 2020, 16:32:36 IST
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Pratik Bachan aka B Praak, has been enjoying professional success for a while now. But this year, he has a different reason to rejoice. The singer-composer recently welcomed a baby boy with his wife Meera Bachan and the couple named their son Adabb Bachan. Praak says that he is feeling a roller coaster of emotions right now. “I am feeling joy, sheer bliss, blessed and thankful to our stars for this,” he says.

B Praak has named his newborn boy Adabb Bachan.
B Praak has named his newborn boy Adabb Bachan.

Since most of Meera’s pregnancy period was spent at home due to the lockdown, it was challenging for the couple in a number of ways. “It was emotionally and mentally very difficult. The feeling of being under house arrest at a time when you want to go out, shop, eat and feel pampered, felt like everything had stopped and taken a back-seat,” says Praak, adding that now, he wants to spend all his time with his son. “To be honest, if given a chance, I would want to be with my boy 24/7, and I try to do that. My work resumes at night during late hours. So, I take out a couple of hours for my music and then go back to my love,” gushes Praak.

 
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