Over the past 15 years, Neeti Mohan has carved a strong identity in Indian playback music. Rising to fame after winning a reality show, she went on to deliver chart-topping songs across genres, including “Ishq Wala Love” from Student of the Year, “Tune Maari Entriyaan,” “Bang Bang,” and “Nainowale Ne.”
In a recent interaction, the singer reflected on her professional evolution, discipline, motherhood, mental health, and personal habits that keep her voice performance-ready.
“It Feels Like a Dream Come True”
Looking back at her journey from romantic ballads to experimental tracks like “Mirza,” Neeti described her career as fulfilling. She shared that every time audiences sing along to her songs, it reinforces her gratitude.
Despite experiencing hits and misses, she believes ups and downs are a natural part of life. According to her, maintaining focus and staying positive is essential in an unpredictable industry.
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For Neeti, being a professional singer demands a structured lifestyle. Regular riyaaz (vocal practice), fitness, and vocal care are non-negotiable. She revealed that she begins her day with a workout, regardless of how late she sleeps, followed by her practice sessions.
When asked about indulgences like ice cream or chilled drinks, she admitted she avoids them because they do not suit her voice. However, she allows herself one ice cream a year—only when she knows she does not have to sing the next day. Even if she falls sick afterward, she says it is worth it for that one treat.
Mental Health and Industry Pressures
Neeti acknowledged that early in her career, both success and setbacks felt overwhelming. Over time, she learned emotional balance. Her approach now is to avoid letting extreme highs or lows dictate her mental state, focusing instead on consistent growth.
Life After Motherhood
Motherhood marked a significant personal shift. Neeti described becoming a mother as transformative, saying life feels incomplete without her son nearby. While she gained weight during pregnancy, she expressed that she embraced the experience fully and had a smooth journey overall, even during the challenging pandemic period.
She views motherhood as deeply fulfilling, though demanding, and emphasises the responsibility of nurturing and preparing a child for the future.
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Professionally, 2026 looks active for the singer. She is set to perform at Royal Stag BoomBox in Mohali and is preparing for the release of her upcoming single.
Speaking about the festival, Neeti highlighted how the platform brings together diverse artists and innovative sounds, making it an exciting experience for both performers and audiences.
