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Message: [QUOTE="Queen, post: 86977, member: 27"] The whole lyrics are dying panic falls apart when you realize the game just changed, and Swanand Kirkire is not buying the nostalgia spiral. Lyrics debate in Bollywood [LIST] [*]National Award winner Swanand Kirkire shut down the poetic death narrative. [*]Kirkire argued that fresh slang and soundscapes are sliding into songs. [*]Old-school metaphors faded because younger listeners view life differently. [*]His take basically says new does not equal trash. [/LIST] Commercial hits versus meaning [LIST] [*]Swanand Kirkire flagged that mass-appeal tracks always crowd the charts. [*]Meanwhile, he said, meaning-driven writing still runs alongside it. [*]Industry cycles never picked just one lane. [*]Popular bangers and thoughtful pieces coexist without canceling each other. [/LIST] Language gap in new creators [LIST] [*]Swanand Kirkire nudged younger writers to level up their Hindi. [*]Many of them studied in English-medium schools, he noted. [*]Their ear for beats is sharp, but their vocabulary needs work. [*]He framed it as growth advice, not a rant. [/LIST] Small-town and rap shoutout [LIST] [*]Swanand Kirkire hyped artists coming out of smaller towns. [*]Rappers from those spaces are putting in serious work. [*]He sees no collapse in meaning across scenes. [*]His stance stays steady that substance is not disappearing. [/LIST] Bandwaale and recent moves [LIST] [*]Swanand Kirkire rolled out Bandwaale on Prime Video. [*]Ankur Tewari teamed up with him to build the series. [*]Project signals a fresh storytelling phase for Kirkire. [*]Streaming marks his pivot beyond just songwriting. [/LIST] Awards and acting credits [LIST] [*]Swanand Kirkire grabbed Best Lyrics at the National Film Awards twice. [*]Lage Raho Munna Bhai and 3 Idiots carried those winning songs. [*]Chumbak earned him Best Supporting Actor at the 66th National Film Awards. [*]Panchayat 3 and Qala featured his cameo turns, with Qala adding lyric and singing credits. [/LIST] [/QUOTE]

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