'Hanuman Ansh': How Visually Impaired Suneel Lodhi's Voice Journeyed From Bundelkhand to Bollywood
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The hymn "Maine Tere Hi Bharose" from the film Hanuman, made for 2 crore rupees, is sung by visually impaired singer Sunil Lodhi, who hails from Bundelkhand. Sunil's story is inspiring. He turned his blindness into a strength and won millions of hearts with his voice.
'Hanuman Ansh': How visually impaired Suneel Lodhi's voice journeyed from Bundelkhand to Bollywood
Suneel Lodhi, a visually impaired singer, has captured hearts across the nation with a viral Hanuman bhajan. His distinct and soulful voice not only garnered attention but also led him to an unexpected film role in the surprising box-office hit 'Hanuman Ansh'. This remarkable journey from his small hometown to a bustling Mumbai studio has allowed his inspirational music to resonate with a broader audience than ever before.
Hanuman Ansh viral song is sung by a visually-impaired man. His story will move you
A viral recording of Sunil Lodhi's Bundeli Hanuman bhajan led music producer Pankaj VRK to bring him to Mumbai for recordings. One of those songs became a part of Hanuman Ansh, taking his village voice to a far wider audience.
Sunil Lodhi's bhajan "Mere Sankat Ke Kataiya Hanuman," sung in the recently released film "Hanuman Ansh," is receiving immense love from the audience. Blind since birth, Sunil Lodhi once made a living singing bhajans on trains, and now his voice is resonating in Bollywood.
Sunil Lodhi, who was blind since birth, created a stir on social media with the Bundeli hymn "Maine Tumhare Bharose Hanuman Sagar Mein Naiya Daal Dai." Despite financial hardship and struggles, his voice reached the film "Hanuman Ansh," where he got the opportunity to sing the hymn. Read on for an inspiring story, viral hymns, and an example of friendship.
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