CBSE · Class 10 · Hindi · Kshitij Poetry: SangatkarWhy does the poet describe the main singer's voice as heavy and the accompanist's voice as weak or ordinary in the poem 'Sangatkar'?

In the poem 'Sangatkar', the poet describes the main singer's voice as heavy because the main artist represents authority, prominence, and the primary source of attraction in a performance. Conversely, the accompanist's voice is intentionally kept soft, weak, or ordinary to complement, balance, and reinforce the main singer's performance without overshadowing it. This vocal subordination highlights the accompanist's immense generosity, humility, and unwavering commitment to uplifting the main artist.