Amul Star Voice of India -2 attempts to strengthen the association with the viewers by aiming to present the best singing talent from across India. To make this possible, Star Plus has handpicked 24 refreshing voices from 24 states across the nation who will enthrall you with their mellifluous voices and vie for the coveted title AMUL STAR VOICE OF INDIA-2. These 24 talented singers from 24 different states will make AMUL STAR VOICE OF INDIA-2 a kaleidoscope of different colors, traditions, singing styles since all these young participants will bring in something unique to the show. This is their ultimate chance to make their Janmabhoomi proud of what they achieve in their karmabhoomi-The Amul Star Voice of India platform.

Sunday, August 3, 2008

Contestant No. 1 - Apapbidya Chakraborty

Contestant No. 1

Apapbidya Chakraborty

State: Kerala, Age: 18 yrs


Date of Birth - 8th Nov 1990

Star Sign - Scorpio

Fav Songs - Tujhse Naaraz Nahi Zindagi, Hare Rama Hare Krishna, Mann Ki Lagan

Hobbies - Listening to music and watching films made by Satyajit Ray.

Academic Qualification & Profession: I'm currently preparing for my 12th Boards.

Family Background: My Father is working with the North East Railways and Mother is a housewife.

A few lines about yourself: I love music. I want to be a playback singer and a great human being.

What inspired you to pursue music?

I used to listen to music from my childhood. I was a horrible dancer, but I had a knack of singing. My parents inspired me a lot.

Your Dream: To watch a cricket match with Lata Mangeshkar.

Your Idol & Why? Lata Mangeshkar - she is an institution in herself.

Favourite Singers: Lata Mangeshkar, Asha Bhonsle, Kishore Kumar, Kavita Krishnamurthy, Sunidhi Chauhan, Shaan.

Favourite Music Director: Madan Mohan, AR Rehman

Favourite Film: Black

An Actor/Actress you dream of singing for: Rani Mukherjee

Favourite Food: Anything that is tasty, except Bhindi!.

Your Fashion Icon: No one

Favourite Colour: Black and Baby Pink

What does Amul Star Voice of India mean to you?

It is a platform for people like us who are from smaller backgrounds to reach out to the whole nation. It makes our struggle easier.
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