India, Aug. 2 -- Singer Sonu Nigam has reflected on the highs and lows of his career, including the period when he was sidelined by major music labels after raising concerns over singers' copyright and royalty rights. The singer recalled how his career was at its peak before the controversy led to several doors closing, but said the situation has now changed, with the same music companies returning to work with him and the industry becoming more receptive to artists' rights.

In a chat with Komal Nahta on his podcast, Game Changers, Sonu revealed, "My time came, then it passed, and now it has come back again. It's all a matter of time. When I was at my peak, people gave me so much love. I was releasing albums, people were going crazy for ...