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rashmi

@rashi_kool

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Posted: 19 years ago

#11

leoni..u r absolutely rite...all children are very good...and we shuld encourage them.gurpreet and armaan are soo young..yaar give them a break...we r just listeners.....we dunt knw much abut music..u guys shuld encourage these children...not discourage them..we shuld not always find fault wid them..just leave them alone

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sweetmusic

@sweetmusic

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Posted: 19 years ago

#12

well, it is a competition for kids and the best one has to win. So there is no issue of discouraging any kids. There were so many younger kids at audition who probably sang better than them and werent even chosen. So what do you say about that. It has to be a fair competition, even it is for kids, beacuse all these kids work hard to be there. It is a contest not a talent show and the best should win.

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Sahima Arif

@Sahima1

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Posted: 19 years ago

#13

Armaan did sing "Chaand Chupha" veeeeeeery well!!!!!!

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Doell

@Doell

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Posted: 19 years ago

#14

Yeah he is sooooooooooooo cuteeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee 😃

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rashmi

@rashi_kool

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Posted: 19 years ago

#15

well..sweet music as i said earlier...we r just listeners and not learned ppl abut music..wht i meant was..we shuld not keep on criticizing these children...when there was public voting we thught it was unfair..now when the judges r judging..we aren't satisfied wid it either..then wht in the name of devil do we want????!!!!....i think the judgement so far as been correct...anuj kappoo..had already told during the auditions"ek line gaane se hi pata chal jaata hai baccha aage gayega yaa nahi"..so tht may b the case of many children..though they sang well..may be there was sumthing..missing...i wuld like to mention one more thing tht judgin is done on the basis of thurdays's an friday's perfomances..

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