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MUMBAI:
Amul Star Voice of India Chhote Ustaad has reached its penultimate
stage. The five are in place. The last lap has to be the challenger
joining the gang to become Chhote Ustaad SUPER SIX. But in a much
unexpected turn of events on Saturday, the kids on Chhote Ustaad-
Anvesha Dataa, Vyom Kapoor, Sonia Sharma, Prakriti Giri and Aishwarya
Majumdar showed their displeasure with the introduction of a Challenger
at this stage of the competition. This came as a big shocker as
it was completely unexpected that the little kids will object or
have any opinion on the matter.
 After
the judges calmed them and assured them that a challenger is a must
to prove their mettle, only then they would be a notch better; the
kids agreed to sing and do their best. And as true performers they
put up a smiling face and good performance round at the Qawwali
special on the Saturday episode of Chhote Ustaad.
Soniya
impressed the judges with Shubha Mudgal’s Ali More Angana;
Anwesha sang Pal do pal ka saath (Burning Train), Vyom recited the
classic Manna Dey song, Aye Meri Zohrazabeen (Waqt). Aishwarya performed
a flawless Nigahen Milane ko Ji Chahta Hai. Prakriti sang Salaam-e-Ishq
next.
Since
it was a day for Qawwali, Abhaas asked the judges to sing their
own song in Qawwali style. Shreya sang “Yeh Ishq Hai”
and Pritam sang a medley of “Bhool Bhulaiya” and “Mauja
hi Mauja”. The audience, participants,and the judges were in
splits.
In
all this Kunal Ganjawal summarized all performances and appreciated
the maturity with which the kids handled their grievance or displeasure.
“The kids could have walked away not shooting for the episode
but handled the situation really well; they conveyed their displeasure
sporting a black band around their wrist’, said Kunal.
That’s
what true showmanship is all about!
Catch
this exciting episode of Amul Voice of India Chhote Ustaad on Saturday,
10 pm only on Star Plus.
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