Suneel Lodhi, a visually impaired folk singer from Bundelkhand, captured the nation’s heart with his mesmerizing voice. For years, he enchanted audiences with bhajans and folk songs on village streets and local trains. His performance of “Maine Tere Hi Bharose” skyrocketed to fame after appearing in the film Hanuman Ansh, propelling him into a broader audience. His journey underscores the themes of unwavering faith and resilience before attaining fame.
From trains to stardom: Blind singer Suneel Lodhi’s journey to Hanuman Ansh
Related stories
- Boeing or Northrop Grumman? Pentagon nears decision on US Navy’s stealth fighter contract
- 5.3-magnitude quake hits Tibet as region reels from deadly flash floods
- Ballon d’Or shortlist: Dembélé, Mbappé, Kane, Messi, Yamal lead star-studded race
- ‘Convicted or not convicted’: Wasim Akram breaks silence on Imran Khan’s health
More from Uncategorized
- Boeing or Northrop Grumman? Pentagon nears decision on US Navy’s stealth fighter contract
- 5.3-magnitude quake hits Tibet as region reels from deadly flash floods
- Ballon d’Or shortlist: Dembélé, Mbappé, Kane, Messi, Yamal lead star-studded race
- ‘Convicted or not convicted’: Wasim Akram breaks silence on Imran Khan’s health
Leave a Reply