"Tomorrow's Super Stars" Young geniuses: What Makes Them Prodigies?

Being able to sing good is not enough to be classified as a musical prodigy.There are thousands of male and female singers who can be termed as "Good" but the objective of this blog is to identify and discuss about more than "GOOD" singers.

Late 1990's gave us two prodigies. Shreya Ghoshal and Sunidhi Chauhan. Then there was a lull of almost a decade.
Then came a blazing star from Kolkota called Anwesha Dutta Gupta. She took the music world by storm in less than one year after being recognized throughout the world after being a runner up in a lopsided contest called "Star Voice Of India Chhote Ustaad'
where the result of the finals was "Arranged"
In recent years, Bengal has given many good singers but only three children have found their place in this blog.They are Anweshaa, Abrokanti and Papri who is a nine year old wonder girl.

Similarly, Maharashtra has given us a brilliant crop of three little prodigies this year.
Kartiki Gaekwad, Arya Ambekar and Prathamesh Laghate.Down South, there are number of brilliant child prodigies , who will be brought to the attantion through this BLOG. I have requested a friend in South India to help me out in this regard.

Anweshaa,Papri, Abrokanti, Kartiki Gaekwad, Arya Ambekar ,Prathamesh Laghate etc have performed way beyond their young age.And they qualify to be called as Prodigies.

Just watch the following videos and see for yourself what makes them prodigies.

Anwesha announced to the world that "Here I am" with the following masterpiece "Mere Dholna" aka "Ami Je Tomar"