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I have to agree that only Shamit, Arijit and Rooprekha r worth noticing, but even they are as forgettable as the others.
Indian Idols contestants were much better, since the FG voting system doesnt really allow as much involvement as II.
As for Qazi, he does belong in the bottom three, but doesnt deserve to be blasted by the judges and teachers (teachers who, themselves, seem unimpressive ).
For once some one like Symb has written something of real substance.
He is absolutely right in his observations. However, FG represents current state of affairs in India. People seldom use their brains and often go by their heart. Our movies, serials, film stars and politicians take full advantage of this weakness and exploit it to the maximum.
Singers like Qazi are disgrace in FG but again people go by looks rather than by singing talent.
Hello,
I do agree with symbionn observation regarding FG that Fame Gurukul is not as popular as Indian idol.
Only three contestants looks promising which includes shamit, arijit and rooprekha. But I think rooprekha is going on the footstep of rahul vaidya, n I fear she cud end the way rahul vaidya ended in Indian idol.
As for qazi , I think third seat is reserved for him, our Indian public are voting for him as they used to vote for ravinder ravi.
The best part of fame Gurukul is tht, the faculty members take major decision and remaining contestants, which is good in a sense, no another Rahul saxena will b out in the initial stages.
N moreover they are not as rude as Indian idol judges were.
Comments are always welcome!!
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A rap artist, a guitar, two telly wannabes, a jazzy stage…does not maketh a concert! No? Read on.
Sony's show, Kaisa Ye Pyar Hai, seems to be trying out everything to get its house in order, before the blitzkrieg called KBC II hits on 5 August. The latest gimmick is an hour long concert to promote its in-house rock stars, Angad and his girl, Kripa. Angad's popularity has soared since the day the character was launched with such fanfare on the channel. Recently, a leading news channel not only profiled a day in his life back home in Kashmir, but also went overboard with promos during regular news bulletins. So much for non-fiction programming on television! Anyway, coming back to the concert, it was a straight six hour shoot in Jeevan Mills in Andheri East in suburban Mumbai on 18 July. The one hour episode that features rapster Devang Patel, singer Sonu Kakkar, telly star Chetan Hansraj, Indian Idol finalist Aditi Paul and others, will be on air on 26 July. Sister show, Fame Gurukul's participants were also in attendance and slotted to perform later in the night.
As we reached the sets, the only traces of a concert was by the 60-70 odd teens who were gathered around the mill compound, waiting for the stars to turn up - we realised that they would comprise the mock crowd that would be seen cheering Angad and company. The mock concert took ages to get underway - either the crowd wasn't enthusiastic enough, or some other time the stage wasn't clean enough. Most of the time it was the earlier bit that caused major problems - but you can't blame the crowd. At one in the night, it takes a lot of good spirit to shake a leg to a pre-recorded number mouthed by a hip shaking, pelvic thrusting singer…! Fame Gurukul contestants would be a better bet, any day!
Talking of Fame Gurukul, the participants looked wee bit out of place, (herded in by a lady who seemed more like a class monitor than anything else) in what might be called a 'mock' situation. Now there is nothing staged as far as their own competition is concerned, and they seemed to be taking this performance very seriously. As soon as they seated themselves, they started practicing their numbers and from what we heard, they really are masters of their art! Meanwhile, in the show, Angad, on being enlightened by his cousin that the sorry state of affairs in his life is not due to Kripa's betrayal, tries to help his lady love to become a popular rock star. He decides to rope in his friends from the rock world to sing with Kripa. This mega concert is the result of all these mechanisations. KYPH was one of those shows that made heads turn due to its very different theme and content, specially after Indian Idol it successfully cashed in on the hysteria created by the reality show. The show was further boosted by the powerful presence of Iqbal Khan as Angad, but with the falling TRPs of Jassi…and now, CID as well, will the show be able to hold its own with Big B close on its heels? |
Hey symbionn, I cud play the vdos, but it was getting cracked, coz the line was slow....
Anyway, its easier to feel bad for qazi than someone rude and arrogant, so he'll go his distance based on ppl's sympathy. As for rooprekha, i doubt that the judges will allow the voters to touch her....😉
So here starts the battle between the judges and the voters..... & nbsp; X