So Bollywood offers can wait, says noted Pakistani singer Abida Parveen. "I keep on getting offers. Yash Chopra, Subhash Ghai and many others have offered to me to sing in their films. But I have immersed myself in Sufi music and to spread that message across is what I am busy doing," Abida, 56, told IANS in a telephonic interview from Lahore. "It's a time-consuming thing to spread the message of Sufism and that is why I have not got enough time to say yes to any of the film offers till now," she added. Sufi music has been increasingly making inroads into the film industry with many movie soundtracks having at least one song with Sufi influences. Commenting on the trend, Abida said: "The taste and touch of Sufi music started coming in Bollywood through my song 'Thaiyyan thaiyyan', which was converted into 'Chaiyyan chaiyyan' ('Dil Se')." "Then it started spreading and many films started having songs with a Sufi touch. Today it has become really popular in Bollywood, which is a good thing. These songs keep love and humanity intact. That's why these songs connect with people and touch souls," she added.