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Wilde Nightingale
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Published: Volume 18, Issue 3, March, 2010
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She is pretty, desi and croons songs that win Grammies – an idol-in-the-making is the only apt description for Tanvi Shah the Jai ho girl
Tanvi Shah with a bio to be snooty about, is India’s Jai ho girl beginning her journey with Fanaa from Yuva to Slumdog Millionaire via Delhi 6. She has been under AR Rahman’s wing since Delhi 6 and like all prodigies didn’t train professionally in music till after Delhi 6. Bubbles and smiles flow through the phone as we chat about her love for music and stars like Asha Bhosle and Gloria Estefan and her gasps and excitement make the Grammy experience a definite my-rise-to-fame story. “There we were, no expectations one minute and walking on the stage the next. I love living the dream and though I keep telling myself that I need to detach and work ahead, I just don’t feel like waking up.” Subscribe to Verve Magazine or buy the Verve issue on stands now!
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