- Lil' Champs aspirant seeks votes from native state
Tushar Saha holds up a poster of Abhro. Picture by Eastern Projections |
Guwahati, Sept. 8: One is from Silchar, the other from Bongaigaon. Both share the surname Saha, their native state, their passion for music and the grit that took them to Mumbai for a tryst with fame.
And 13-year-old Abhro Saha hopes his similarities with Voice of India Debojit Saha do not end there.
For, Abhro is aiming to replicate Debojit's success on the same platform — ZEE TV's musical reality show SA RE GA MA PA. Whereas Debojit was declared Voice of India earlier this year, Abhro is vying for the Lil' Champs title.
With roots in Bongaigaon in Lower Assam — and now based in Calcutta — Abhro hopes that he will receive the same support that Debojit did from his native place to win the contest.
Voting lines will be open from September 15, said Tushar Saha, Abhro's grandfather, who is in Assam to garner support for the "son of the soil".
"I was born and brought up in Bongaigaon. But my job as a physician took me to Calcutta. My brothers and sisters are settled in Bongaigaon. But once a year, I, along with my family, including Abhro, visit our ancestral home in Bongaigaon," said the sexagenarian.
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