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Singing for Aladdin was challenging: Armaan
Armaan Malik says dubbing for the Hindi version of the Hollywood film Aladdin was a bit challenging as he had to sing as a character and not a singer.

Chennai
Disney India roped in Armaan to lend his voice to the character of Aladdin in the Hindi version of the Hollywood film Aladdin, which will release in India on May 24.
“Many people thought dubbing will be challenging for me. But singing was a challenge because it is a musical. In a musical, you emote more and you express more rather than singing. There is less of singing required but more of ‘talking singing’ required. I have to modulate with my voice in a way where I am making the character show that they are seeing a new world. It is important you sing like a character, and the character is not a singer. That was a challenging part. But I have done this in the past. So once I got a hang of it, I got into it,” he says.
The animated version of Aladdin was released in 1992. The live-action adaptation will release in India in English, Hindi, Tamil and Telugu.
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