Payal Shakya caught at 'The Uglyz' 'In Transit' launch,

Pretty Payal was playfully partying and praying for ‘In Transit’ to go precious. Smiling, redden, energized, jumpy was all the adjectives that came in my mind when I saw her during the launching ceremony of ‘The Uglyz’s spanking new album ‘In Transit’ yesterday at Tamas, Thamel.

 

Post the launching sacrament, everyone present in the venue seemed waiting desperately for the band to take up the stage and so was the ‘Pretty Payal’. I could not figure out about the album from her face, therefore I caught her and asked about the album in totality. Answering to what I asked, Mrs Payal Shakya Tamrakar replied, ‘I love the album because I have been listening to it since last 6 years. The album does not only comprise of love songs but it is more of a mixture of tragedy, life and how people perceive it. I hope the album will go good as I do not get tired listening to the album every day. I never get bored. Audience will feel the same.’

 

Her enthusiastic energy was a proof to define that Mrs Tamrakar was helpful for Sarun and as she said, ‘I may not help him through writing lyrics but my patience with him might have helped him to do his work in his own way. I have given him space to do his things.’ Recalling to her retrospection she shared, ‘I am a critic for Sarun and counter if he comes up with weird compositions. In this sense, I can say, I have helped for his songs as an active.’ When asked if Sarun has written any song for her, Miss Nepal 2004, Payal Shakya replied, ‘Well, I do not think so but becoming as a part for the video of the song ‘Ajhai’, it either be might or might not.’

 

As few minutes passed, Sarun came with a complimentary copy of the album for cellroti.com, I asked if Payal will come up with a song like his hubby, she answered, ‘I am not a good singer. I do think that Sarun will consider my writing as I am more of a Bollywood person. He teases me every time if I write something compares it with my may-be inspiration from TV serials and soap operas.’

 

Putting up my last question, I asked, ‘what kind of music gets played between you and Sarun?’ then she said, ‘we are married in paper so, we do not feel like husband and wife but a lovey-dovey couple instead.’