A visually impaired singer from a small village in Bundelkhand, Sunil Lodhi, whose bhajan went viral on social media, is now ready to spread the magic of his voice in Bollywood.
Bhajan by visually impaired singer Sunil Lodhi from Bundelkhand went viral on social media.The bhajan 'More Sankat Ke Kataiya' has been viewed more than 29 million times.Music producer Pankaj VRK discovered him and gave him a chance to come to Mumbai.Sunil, who used to sing with a tambura in the village, will now lend his voice to Bollywood.
Madhya Pradesh |Sunil Lodhi, a visually impaired singer from a small village in Bundelkhand, never thought that the echo of his bhajan sung on a tambura would reach Bollywood. But the power of social media has given his talent a new identity, and now he is on his way to Mumbai.
The life of Sunil, who entertained people in his village and surrounding areas with his singing for years, has been completely changed by a viral video.
Who is Sunil Lodhi?
Sunil Lodhi hails from a small village in the Bundelkhand region of Madhya Pradesh. He is visually impaired and sings traditional bhajans and Bundeli folk songs for his livelihood.
He often performed his art with a tambura at local events and in the streets, where his voice could only reach a limited audience.
How did 'More Sankat Ke Kataiya' change his life?
The major turning point in Sunil's life came when he sang a traditional bhajan of Lord Hanuman, 'More Sankat Ke Kataiya…'. Someone posted a simple recording of this bhajan on social media, after which it quickly went viral.
Voice reached millions
Through the internet, Sunil's voice reached thousands and lakhs of people. The bhajan has been viewed more than 29 million times to date, making him an overnight social media sensation.
This was not just about a video going viral; it was the beginning of a new chapter for Sunil.
This viral recording of Sunil also reached music producer Pankaj VRK. He felt a unique charm and originality in Sunil's voice, which impressed him.
Pankaj decided to find this talented singer and began his search.
Journey from village streets to Mumbai
Finally, Pankaj VRK found Sunil Lodhi. He invited Sunil to come to Mumbai, which is like a dream for any artist.
For Sunil, who used to sing with a tambura on village stages, reaching Mumbai and getting a chance to spread the magic of his voice in Bollywood is like a dream come true. His story proves that if talent gets the right platform, it needs no introduction.