For any kind of singing, one needs an appropriate voice culture. Voice - the amalgam of sound and mechanics, awaaz and gala (hindi/urdu), kural and thondai (tamil). My interest in voice engineering (more loosely called voice culture) began in 1981, when I lost my singing voice as a 24 year old Indian classical vocal student at the ITC Sangeet Research Academy at Kolkata. Due completely to erroneous training and practice methods. Of course, I will admit that I contributed in good measure to the confusion with my desire to switch over effectively from Carnatic culturing to a sound that would 'sound Hindustani music'. And paid for all the distortions dearly. June 15 1981, I opened my mouth to sing - no voice!!!
I sang again on the 6th of October 1993 - after more than 12 years of agony and ecstasy - ending up working with some really fascinating people - Peter Calatin, my final saviour and my first Indian voice teacher to whom I owe my perspective for the Indian voice of the future - the late Pt. Sunil Bose.
I learnt voice science only to regain my own voice - but have ended up pretty much a voice trainer. You can see a lot of my work now on the Airtel Super Singer Junior 2 that is being aired Monday to Thursday, 9 to 10 PM Indian Standard Time, on Star Vijay TV, Chennai.
I have been on this show all four seasons and this show remains my favourite space, over all the other major shows I have taught voice on - Indian Idol 4, K for Kishore, Jhoom India, Sitaron ko Choo Lenge and Zee Saregamapa (Kannada). No other show has put the subject of voice engineering and my face with such courage on the core space of the show - the set. After quarter of a century of work the subject of voice science, voice culture and voice engineering, seems to be getting its due.
Would like to share a lot about the details of this subject, its features and benefits for Indian vocalists of all genres, styles, ages and levels on this blogsite. I invite generous contributions in terms of sharing of problems, ideas, information about other experts who are working on this subject, professional singers who are interested in voice as a science and young musicians who dream of taking voice as a specialisation in India.
I on my part will share theoretical, practical and aesthetic data collected over decades - including voice critiques of great Masters - Ustad Bade Ghulam Ali Khan, M.S.Subbulakshmi, Lata Mangeshkar, Kishor Kumar, Asha Bhosle, S.P.Balasubramanian et al - all my favourites.
Looking forward to loads of fun,
Ananth Vaidyanathan
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Sir,
ReplyDeleteI am so happy to see your blog up...And am so sure all singers will benefit beyond bounds here!
I myself have greatly improved my voice quality from whatever I have learnt from you.
love...
sunil koshy.
Hi friends,
ReplyDeleteA few days back a Carnatic music website - Carnaticdarbar.com interviewed me. This site has been create by Mr.KT Jagannathan, who is associated with the financial wing of The Hindu, but is a great music enthusiastic. He asked me some interesting questions when he visited. My responses are on their site - I thoguht I will copy the questions here sequentially for those who may be interested.
What is `voice culture'?
Voice culture is the ‘unlocking’ of the natural potential of the human singing voice. The singing voice cannot and need not be ‘constructed’. It exists as genetic potential in terms of general structure in the human organism and as specific potential in the musically talented. Voice culture proceeds to awaken and orchestrate the various neuro-muscular processes into a coordinated ability to create premeditated tones and mechanical movements that translate as facile and aesthetic singing. Inevitably, a voice also has to be cultured to suit particular genres and styles. This is the secondary level of voice culture – better called moulding of the voice or moulding of the mechanical abilities and responses to suit a style.
hi sir!! Welcome to blog world! unfortunately all blogs are blocked in our office.....i'm finding way to get your posts thro mail.... .....
ReplyDeleteBroad steps in voice culture:
ReplyDelete1. Creating an awareness in the trainee that
a. The human voice is a singing voice
b. A person gifted with musical abilities has a naturally gifted voice apparatus and propensities that need to be unlocked, awakened and orchestrated.
2. Understanding and experiencing the distinction between the communicative (speaking), expressive (laughing, crying, hooting), semi-expressive (shouting, calling) and singing voices.
3. Understanding the concept and natural tenets of a collapsed or flaccid vocal apparatus and an erected apparatus ready to sing.
4. Distinguishing between the tonal and mechanical dimensions of voice and voice training.
5. Understanding and achieving production of tones across the range, including so called chest, mid and head tones.
6. Understanding breathing and the relationship between breathing and singing in depth.
7. Achieving tone production as extensions into phrases and musical lines and passages – songs and improvisation.
8. Articulation – vowels and consonants – in the realms of speech and song.
9. Reverse rationalization of existing musical styles and genres with the help of understanding of vocal hygiene and voice principles. This is especially applicable to classical music where the voice science enables us to appreciate the dynamics of pre-microphone voice culture – the era which determined the character of raga music. Voice culture the way I conceive and teach facilitates the analysis of older styles and cultures of singing as available in recordings of the pre-50s era and help us derive the timeless principles of Indian vocal music.
The traditional principles of voice production in Carnatic music were excellent – that is why we have had great Indian voices that have manifested Indian music with such dramatic impact – MS, GNB, Bade Ghulam Ali Khan, to name a few. One voice we lost in recent years – that of Sh. K.V.Narayanaswamy, was one of the most outstanding examples of how voice can be cultured and trained for the purpose of raga music. He did not possess a ringing tone. When he would start a concert, the tone would be almost breathy. But the principles of placement, mechanics and the principles of gamaka were outstanding – gamaka weaving into thaya or phrase. His manner of phrasing was classic – be it in Viriboni, Varugalamo, Krishna Nee Begane, Mayamma or Sri Subrahmanyana Namaste in Kambhoji. In this final Dikshitar kriti that I mention, listen to the final sangati in the pallavi – the manner in which he traverses clearly through each anuswaram that goes into the making of a gamaka in the rapid flow of a briga.
ReplyDeleteRespected Sir,
DeleteI wish to come under your mentor-ship for getting my voice trained. Do you have any regular classes where i can make use of it
Vanakkam Sir! After your arrival in the show, my voice has changed very much. I could see the change in myself. Hats off to you sir!!!
ReplyDeleteWith Great Respect and Love,
Your Sishya,
K.C.Balasarangan.
Bala, Yesterday's Raja Rani song sounded good, but was better when I heard it at the studio. The effects varies acc to the set. I will hook up the sound to my system speakers. That should give better quality. In fact, we should recommend this to music lovers.
ReplyDeleteDear Sir,
ReplyDeleteI have been a regular watcher of program SSJ2 and also earlier seaons.
The amazing improved variation among the child participants is clearly seen from stage to stage and now i know the person behind this excellence
is non other than you.I wish i had met you when i was a child so that i would have become a good snger by now.
Whenever you visit USA. Pls let me know sir so that i will have the pleasure of meeting you.
With great regards and admiration,
Anusha Rangarajan
Hi Ananth uncle,
ReplyDeleteNo matter where I go from here, you'll always remain the man who turned my voice (and life) around.
Am so happy for myself and for you :))
Love...
Hello dear sir!
ReplyDeleteThanks a million for the invaluable lessons...you brought back my voice, my soul!
Proud to be your disciple!!!
Looking forward to seeing you very soon,
Regards and love,
Viji
Dear Sir, I am verymuch interested in watching Airtel super singer. I want to know about the voice culture course details. Can u pl send it to my mail ID sir. suresh.v@rksbbdo.com
ReplyDeleteI think i have already contact u reg this, but i couldn't touch with u. hope u will send the details to me
Hi Sir, I have been watching Airtel Super Singer 2 from the beginning. The thing that amazes me and hooks me to the show is the progress that the kids have been making. I am especially astounded by the change in Priyanka's voice and attitude; Shravan's ambi-to-remo transformation (!!); little Shrikanth's improvement; Nithyashree softening her piercing voice when required; Bala opening up his voice, Srihari tackling his throat problems and so on. It's truly a great achievement, Sir. I'm most impressed.
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ReplyDeleteathellam sari
ReplyDeletewhy so much of cheating the audience and the children in ASSJ 2 by Vijay TV with such obscenity under the guise of 'Grand'
How can you - be a part of it ?
Very disappointed
Anath Sir,
ReplyDeleteplease TEACH me to CHEAT others like VTV
So Mr.Anand, what is the conspiracy behind Airtel Super Singer Junior2 program?
ReplyDeleteyes,iam interested in joining classes. will pay u millions of dollars.but please dont teach me singing only cheating classes
ReplyDeletebtw, what is the face culture for cheating?
i also want to know. was there cheating?
ReplyDeleteHi Ananth Sir
ReplyDeletei am very happy that you did good job for all these kids, specially Priyanka , Shavan Nithiyasri'
but I don't under stand the judges most of the time Mon and chithra cheating the kids and critic y the kids,,I think you notify this too , we can see you reaction when they said to Priyanka, shavan , srihari
They alway put Alka in safe zone..so she has very little trail for any songs she was free
other kids are work hard such as Priyanka, shavan ..its very bad to musuc world creating in front of very talent musician,,my question why don't you oppose these kind of cheating ..Vijay tv paid .
Hi everybody. I am guilty of not visiting my own blogspot for months. And now am charmed to see some life which got extinguised on June 24th.
ReplyDeleteLive it up.
Frankly of late, I have lost the riveting desire that I had, to share my knowledge. I wish to move to a new level of understanding through practice, rather than teaching and thinking. I heard Balamuraliji sing with Ajoy Chakraborty for the DD golden jubilee at chennai. What an incredible voice the maestro has. He is like a rishi of voice - he just came with it in this birth.
Respected Ananth Sir,
ReplyDeleteI am glad to become a follower of your blog. I am one of those singers who have a good voice, enormous desire to sing, but caught in the whirl of corporate life due to family situations. I want to learn music in a proper way. I want to know about my voice levels and other technical things. Shortly, I am looking for a guru like you. I have seen how you have moulded singers in Vijay TV shows. I have great respect for you and your talents.
Will I get an opportunity to be your disciple? Do you stay in Chennai?
I would be happy to receive your reply mail at s.geeths@gmail.com.
Thanks.
Dear sir, i am learning bharathanatyam from a leading bharathanatyam artist and for persuing my career as a bharathanatyam teacher i require singing skills. I have knowledge of music and i can sing listening to a song but i have pitch problems and i want to expertise in singing. can u advice me regarding my problem.
ReplyDeleteSir,
ReplyDeleteI am in Singapore. My family is watching Air tel Supper singer programme. It is a great pleasure to have a contact with you. Thanks a lot.
R.Meenakshisundaram
Dear Ananth Sir,
ReplyDeleteI live in Singapore and am a great fan of Airtel Super singer. I would be grateful if you can answer a question for me. My daughter has been learning carnatic music (vocal) for the past seven years. She is 14 yrs old now. Last year, she joined her school choir as an extracurricular activity. She enjoys the choir very much. But I'm concerned as to whether her choir singing will affect her carnatic music(vocal chords especially). She is an alto 1 singer in the choir. Thank you
hello Ananth Sir,
ReplyDeleteI am so happy to see your site. I honestly watch SS only for your valuable comments and advise. I would have loved an oppurtunity to learn from you. I live in USA. do you offer any online voice lessons Sir!!
Bharathi
hi sir,
ReplyDeletei am shobitha from cuddalore ,tamilnadu.i am a great fan of you and airtel super singer.
sir i want to be your student.pls tune my voice.
thank you sir
Hi Shobitha, Please send your email Id I will get in touch with you regarding this.
Deleterespected ananth sir, hope you remember me. I have met you once for my 8 year old son Shyam at GRT grand days hotel with my husband and son.
ReplyDeleteyou have taught some training methods and he is practicing it. we would like to meet you again . is it possible sir?
sumathi.S
Dear sir,
ReplyDeleteAm so much interested in singing and learnt carnatic music little bit... i would like to meet you and get your valuable adivice . am now in abudhabi and visit india next month. is it possible to have a consultation with you....
hi ananth sir,
ReplyDeleteive been watching all four seasons of super singer, and everyones improvement from the beginning till the end is very impressing.. so i thought i would ask you, do you have any tips for me, because i have trouble reaching high pitch notes, and holding my breath on a certain note for a long period of time? do you have any advice, i would love to get tips from such an amazing voice trainer like you. thanks in advance,
-girlwholovestamilmusic
Dear Ananth Sir,
ReplyDeleteI am going to visit Chennai around July 16 - Aug 4th. Is it possible to see you? Can you tune me and my daughter's voice and help us become better singers? I do not know how to contact you. Please help!
Thanks, Latha(USA)
Dear Ananth Gee,
ReplyDeleteI am a Fan of Airtel Super Singer Junior program in Vijay TV and always looking forward listen your comments on the voice expertise. I am very much interested to teach voice practice to my son from you. I would like to meet you in Chennai. Please share your contact information.
I would be happy to receive your reply mail at rjothisivam@gmail.com
Thanks,
Jothi.
(Erode - Tamilnadu)
Dear Ananth Sir,
ReplyDeleteWe watch your programme on Vijay TV, wanted to find out if you can help my kids on voice training,they have been learning Carnatic for some 10 years or so, we live in usa, do you teach online? Please let us know
thanks and regards
Aruna
Respected Ananth Sir,
ReplyDeleteOf late I have been watching Airtel super singer Program regularly and the way you, inspired, guided, and on the whole changed the participants' personality. i also read the article by shri. K.T.Jagannathan of The Hindu, in which i learned about the academic back ground and extensive research and experience during your life.
i learned carnatic music in young ages from the mother of Shri.Vijay siva, a known carnatic music singer in Chennai. My father asked the opinion of Shri.Vijay Siva about continuing when i reached 9th std. He advised to continue after completing academic studies, which was then to be given importance, in the immediate. I experience some difficulty in my present voice after Adulthood for higher pitches. i have been learning cine-music, for which the access was easy thru' TV and internet. I thought i can contact you sir, over phone. i could not get the contact number/s. I humbly request you to please mail me your number/s; my mail id is raghavancartes@gmail.com and ggagge@gmail.com
if you can please give me an appointment on Saturday or Sunday or in this week upto saturday all days i will be obliged and grateful.
with great regards,
Raghavan
(West Mambalam, Chennai,TN)
Ananth sir, after seeing your work with the contestants, especially with juniors in Super Singer, it reminds of something that Dr.A.P.J Abdul Kalam once said. It goes like this...
ReplyDeleteSomeone asked him who are the most important people in shaping a child's future and he replied instantly with such great clarity of thought that (in the order of priority) it is Mother, Father and Elementary school teacher. *Note* The important word ELEMENTARY! And he said if the elementary school teacher does his/her job what they are doing is CREATING MAGIC!
Just can't help but say that you are performing such great magic in shaping the voice of such talent. Wow! Your service just like that elementary school teacher's job. Keep creating magic. God bless!
Hi Ananth Sir,
ReplyDeleteI'm Sagana Chandrabose from Srilanka, i would like to join the voice culture course..
I'm looking forward for more details about the voice culture course.. please send me the details...
my email - sagana_chandrabose@yahoo.com
Dear Ananth Sir,
ReplyDeleteI am a class XII student. I recently participated in Airtel Super Singer senior 4 (26/12/2012) held at Asiana Hotel, Semmenchery. I had sent the CD and got selected. I am a reasonably good singer from a musically talented family. I have nearly 5 years of Carnatic experience and participate in school programs. My thatha is Carnatic singer, Trichur V. Ramachandran (my mother's chitthappa). So all my family members have a flair for music. In the second round at Semmenchery, my judge was Sowmya mam. I was very happy that since she is a reputed singer, she will listen to my song and give good feedback. But unfortunately, her attitude was not that great. I had practiced 'mayakkum malai pozhudhe nee poo poo' and few other songs. I am sure i sang reasonably well, but i got eliminated. In fact i wanted to meet you and ask your opinion on my singing, but I didnt know how to approach you there. In fact i saw you there. I very much want to meet you in person and know your opinion regarding my singing talent. Tell me how i can contact you sir. I will be very grateful.
Your's respectfully,
Purnima Krishnan
My E-mail ID is purnima_95@yahoo.co.in
haha... now you are officially a super singer :)
DeleteAnanth ji, all your help and training will be benefitted by people in india. what about us living abroad.Cant you open a website and offer some advice or training. Many childrens and singers will be delighted if you share your skills.
ReplyDeleteAnyhow take care . vangroom@yahoo.com
Dear Ananth sir,
ReplyDeleteMy son is 18 years old and we are at Chennai. He is learning Carnatic Vocal, Carnatic in Keyboard and Piono western. He is singing better in lower sthyee and suffering a lot while singing upper sthayee. He is very much interested to improve his carnatic vocal strength. We are very much required your guidance in this regard. Please give your appointment to meet in person and get your advise. Please reply at the earliest to the below email id.
Thanks, with regards,
S. Ramprakash
email id: ram_halidon@yahoo.co.in
Hii Ananth Sir !
ReplyDeleteIm a college student i learned classical music fr almost 6 years but discontinued due to my higher studies bt now i badly wana make use of it sir. fr that i need ur guidance.i was nt in touch fr a long time so i have trouble reaching high pitch notes now, do you have any advice? i would love to get tips from such an amazing voice trainer like you.i dun knw how to approch u. if i can contact u through email that would b great!
thanks with regards
uma
email id : uma4u.ab@gmail.coom
Dear Sir,
ReplyDeleteMy Son has a lovely voice and because of others persuation he has done a Christian album which has come out so good. Any one who has heard his voice has never failed to appreciate it so high. I dont know how to explain his talent in singing which I believe is definitely a gift from God. Sir I am not asking for any chance in any program but request you to just hear him once, please sir, trust me, sure we will not disappoint you.
Regds
Senthil
sentil01@yahoo.com
Hi Ananth Sir,
ReplyDeleteWe watch the AIrtel Super Singer program regularly on Vijay TV from Auckland, NZ. As a family, we have always enjoyed the show and acknowledge the wonderful work and effort you must have put in to the amazing young singers to amake this show an enjoyable one. Given that you must be a vey busy person, do you offer advice/lessons to people who would like to use your expertise to better their voice skills like we do. Given our passion for singing, we are interested to learn on how to improve our singing voice. Please advice.
Purushotham - Auckland, New Zealand
varkish@yahoo.com
Hi Ananth Sir,
ReplyDeleteMy son 15 years old ,is learning Carnatic music and is very very passionate about it . However, he is having problems in the throat while singing high . I would be happy to know if you would give guidance to improve his voice. We stay abroad and would really like him to improve upon his voice . Your kind advice much appreciated,
Regards
JR
ravijaisree2000@yahoo.com
Dear Ananth Sir,
ReplyDeleteI am an aspiring singer...in fact, I have put in several years of practice so far. One issue is that when I practice in the morning (around 7 AM or so), my voice is not as smooth and easy as it is in the afternoon/evening times. I find it hard to reach higher octaves in the morning than later in the day. Is this normal ? Is there any way I can attain the same level of fluency in the mornings as well? I would greatly appreciate a quick note from you to prathap_h@yahoo.com.
Best Regards,
Your huge fan,
Prathap
Dear Mr. Ananth,
ReplyDeleteI live in abroad and my only dream is that my daughter should become a good classical singer. I have motivated my daughter to a great extent and she practices well. She has been learning only for the last 3 years but she finds it difficult to reach higher octaves. I recently came across one of your students and she told me that reaching higher notes is a technic and you are the master to learn that. Could you please take my daughter as your student? Please let me know @ ssoft@hotmail.com.
With respects,
Viji
Respected Ananth Ji,
ReplyDeleteI am Nandini Durga from chennai. I am an aspirant singer....I have struggles in reaching high notes and i need your advice and training to fulfill my dream to be a singer. Like me there are many out here who have such voice problems. There are many music classes but vocal training classes are very less.
As u say in ur blog, VOICE MATTERS. Yes it does matter. That is why many like me are in search of people like you who give us the motivation that our voice flaws can be corrected through proper techniques and we can come out of our shell , spread our wings and fly in open sky.
I sincerely request you to show us a path. How could we reach you? Please do something and help commoners like us to get a chance to be blessed with ur most valuable teachings.
I request u to provide ur precious inputs to my mail id : nandinidurga2007@gmail.com
With Respect,
Nandini Durga G
Wonderful.. Excellent. Marvellous performance.
ReplyDeleteWe would like to hire you for our next reality show, provided you wear those snazzy kurtas on the stage. Also text mr unnikrishnan, srinivas and sujatha about this offer
ReplyDeleteHello sir my ambition s to became singer..in my place there is no tat much facility to learn in my childhood days but now I'm used to learn frm 1yr carnatic music now age s 21 but I need to learn lot of techniques in music pls show me a path for my life.. I need ur support for tat.. til now I'm learning as my own sir..can u help me..this s my mail ID jackracer91@hotmail.com,jackracer91@gmail.com sir wen u get free pls contact me without fail..I'll be wait for u mail sir
ReplyDeletewith respect,
N.jagadesh
Did he respond to this blog. Does any one has his contact? Please provide me the same
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Thanks!
hello sir, i really wanted to know when will u sing??? i have never seen a video in which u sing, i wanna know whether u know music, i learnt carnatic music for 5 years between what is the procedure to become voice expert in tv shows like u :P, how mush does your dress material costs,(very fancy u know), and that big ring of dia 200mm :o ??? and another last question.... are you fan of dhoni???
ReplyDeleteur absolutely right bro.... even i have never seen him sing..... hilarious comment
DeleteANANTH IS MY IDOL!!!!!!!!
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ReplyDeleteMy daughter is 4.5 yrs old and she has just started her carnatic music classes. She has completed till melsthayi varisai in keyboard. Her voice is very good and sings in shruthi. I want her to be a professional singer as she is very much interested. we reside in delhi and tamil is our mother tongue...she is also looking forward to participate in airtel super singer..I am not sure where to begin her professional training from..Please guide me
Request other parents also to give me suggestions on the above query from me dt. july 22,2014 (10.40 pm)
ReplyDeleteIf possible, pls. drop in ur guidance to nimesh.cancer2009@gmail.com.
hello sir
ReplyDeletei live in abudhabi and my daughter has been learning carnatic music for five years.do you take classes online if so can you tell the method because i want to give my daughter proper voice training.
please do reply
Dear Ananth Sir,,
ReplyDeleteHow are you ? I am from Mauritius. As i am learning carnatic and wanted to improve my voice very professional way, do you take classes online if so pleaseeeeeeeeee kindly tell me the details, i know u r very busy in super singer programm, pls if u can spend some time with us... its would be a great moment in our professional career.
Thank you,
Janani
email id: janarajendran@yahoo.co.in
Dear Ananth Sir,
ReplyDeleteI would like to send my KID who is 4 years now, for learning Singing from you. Therefore kindly let me know your contact address where I shall meet you and put my son in your classes. Kindly share your contact details to EMAIL-ID: elangobirla2010@gmail.com. We would feel so happy if we get a chance to put my son in your valuable classes. Thank you in advance.
Dear Ananth Sir,
ReplyDeleteI would like to send my daughter Darshini to learn voice modulation and training from you. Please do let me know the contact details in this regard. My mail id is shanthibaskr@yahoo.co.in. I hope she would definitely excel with your training. Expecting your reply sir......Thanks!!!
My daughter has been learning carnatic music for more than 10 years now. She finds it difficult to reach higher octaves.She has great musical aesthetics and practices regularly. I would really appreciate if you could kindly help us. You can contact me through my email ramnath_61@yahoo.com. Thank you!!
ReplyDeleteDear sir, lam like to train my daughter as a professional singer, Now she is age 3 how can I develop interest and training to her. Please give your advice sir. Mail id anagarajantry@gmail.com
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ReplyDeleteHi Ananth sir,My daughter took part in ssJ 5 auditions and got through the first two rounds.Unfortunately she didn't get through the third round.Really not able to know why she got rejected.she is a student of Mr.Narahari Dixit( spoorthi's sir).He is himself surprised how she got rejected.They didn't give her any proper reason.They said few part u sang in your own style.Is it not appreciable? Really worried.can u Please give ur number.I will send her singing you.please give your valuable feedbacks.sir do u train children through Skype.Eagerly waiting for your reply.
ReplyDeleteRESPECTED SIR,
ReplyDeleteMY DAUGHTER SHREE IS VERY MUCH INTERESTED IN BECOMING A PLAY BACK SINGER AND SHE IS LEARNING CARNATIC MUSIC FROM 5 YEARS BUT WE DONT KNOW THE WAY TO MAKE HER SHINE AS WE DON'T HAVE ANY BACKGROUND WE BELIEVE SHE HAS VERY GOOD VOICE AND SHE HAS WON MANY COMPETITION IN LOCAL. SHE COULD'NT SHINE MUCH IN TV COMPETITIONS. KINDLY ADVICE US TO SET A CORRECT PATH TO MY DAUGHTER SHE IS NOW 15 YEARS OLD. OUR MAILID IS shreevpm@gmail.com. THANKYOU.
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