Of Sudeshna DuttaMask On – yes, that’s what the Bengaluru tennis player does Adil Kalyanpur he is preaching through his new rap music video to encourage people to wear a mask not only for their own safety, but also for others.
During Covid-19 confinement, the internationally ranked 20-year-old Indian tennis player took a break from the fast-paced tennis circuit and started volunteering with Whitefield Rising to distribute food to the needy. “I realized that I want to continue helping people and making an impact in every way possible.
So, I composed a rap, Captivity of Negativity, which reflects my struggles to overcome negativity in the tennis field. I received a lot of positive feedback and this marked the beginning of my Rap for Impact series, “says Kalyanpur, aka A-Kal, who had spent three years at The Rafa Nadal Academy in Majorca, Spain, for training.
After the lock in Bangalore he was relaxed, his parents, who are doctors, continued to discuss the importance of the mask to curb the spread of Covid-19. “I thought if I could rapper on this problem and convince more people to wear masks, it would have had a bigger impact,” he says.
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