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From trains to stardom: Blind singer Suneel Lodhi's journey to Hanuman Ansh

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From trains to stardom: Blind singer Suneel Lodhi's journey to Hanuman Ansh
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Visually impaired folk singer Suneel Lodhi has gained national fame for his rendition of 'Maine tere hi bharose' in the film Hanuman Ansh. His journey from singing in local trains to the big screen highlights his organic musical talent and resilience.

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Some voices touch your heart, then there are some which directly reach your souls and stay forever in the heart. These voices probably were never trained in some prestigious music schools or shaped by years of classical riyaaz. These are the voices blessed by gods of voice themselves. Say hello to Suneel Lodhi, the voice behind the famous ‘Maine tere hi bharose’. A song that has taken the country by storm.Who is Suneel LodhiSuneel Lodhi is a visually impaired folk singer from Bundelkhand, Madhya Pradesh. But he never let his blindness become his identity, instead his extraordinary voice, full of innocence and faith took over the country. From singing bhajans and Bundeli folk songs in villages and local trains with a tambura in his hands to having his voice heard on the big screen now in Hanuman Ansh.

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