Nikhita Gandhi, the bubbly, free-flowing singer who has had back-to-back hits in 'Aao Kabhi Haveli Pe' from Stree (2018) and 'DhayaanChand' from the forthcoming Manmarziyaan, following upon 'Mujhe Chand Pe Le Chalo' from Sanju (2018), tells Suparna Thombare how she switched from dentistry to music in episode 6 of Fave 5 with Suparna.

Gandhi, who began her singing career in the South with 'Modern Kalyanam' from Kalyana Samayal Saadham (2013) and burst into the limelight with the EDM pop AR Rahman number 'Ladio' from the Vikram-starrer I (2015), speaks about her inspiration, the wonderful Usha Uthup, and about mastering Western and Indian singing styles.

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