The &TV’s premiere singing reality TV show The Voice India Kids has gained immense popularity since the show has been launched. The show welcomes some kids who are having great talent, fun banter between the Coaches and superlative singing. The young voices introduced in BLIND audition have definitely lived up to the motto of “Size kum hai, par dum nahi” and these young singers are doing their best!
The Coaches – Shekhar, Neeti, and Shaan in the show have fought for the Voices that struck a chord with them and they choose their participants. With 18 contestants in each team, the race is to the finish and to emerge as a good winning singer.
The excitement among the three judges and on this issue prominent mentor of the show The Voice Shaan stated to media that, Last time, it was tough for me to pair two adults for the BATTLES and this time around it’s even more challenging to form a trio with the kids wherein two of them will be eliminated. What is overwhelming and encouraging is the fact that these kids are so eager to learn and grasp new things. It has certainly been an enriching experience”.
Interestingly, for the BATTLES, this weekend the Bollywood Singer Harshdeep Kaur joined Neeti to sort trios and pick songs for them, Music Director Shantanu Moitra is helping Shaan in the selection process of his team. Composer, Musician, Singer and Lyricist Amit Trivedi spent time with Shekhar and his team and tried to teach various singing forms to the kids.
Added Coach Shekhar Ravjiani about the show, “While the BLIND Auditions have been exciting, the real task has just begun. As a coach, my priority is to train these kids to the best of my ability in the given time and prepare them for the next round which is the BATTLES. Matching the scale and the tempo of each child with the other and forming a trio is definitely difficult but the end result will be fabulous. We have spent time together and selected songs that the kids have worked upon and enjoyed”.
Coach Neeti Mohan further said, “I am proud of each and every contestant who has participated in The Voice India Kids. I can completely understand their fears and anxieties and hence adopted a different style of coaching them. I have had various interactions with them to tell them that this is a learning ground for them and what they experience here is certainly going to help them in the long run. They may seem to be 10- 14 years old, but their maturity is commendable”.
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