TV programs often called reality shows are meant to entertain people but it is a questionable matter if they really bring the talent of many to the outside world.
Because Super Singer Junior has been a long running show on Vijay TV. In this program, children who are capable of singing at a young age are selected and kept in this program.
How many of the boys who win this are great singers who get a chance is also a questionable matter. Singer Yashini has been participating in the Super Singer Junior show for many years.
Opportunity in Super Singer:
In an interview, he has shared the hardships he faced through the Super Singer program. Yajini, who has been participating in Vijay TV’s Super Singer Junior since the first season, reached the finals in the third season.
He was one of the top three in the finals. However, his desire was to become the winner of the show. After that, after growing up, Yajini started participating in Super Singer for adults instead of Super Singer Junior.
Event at Audison:
When he spoke about this in an interview, I was participating in the Super Singer program and when I attended the audition in Chennai, they asked me to sing the song in Yamuna River.
When I sang it, the judges looked at each other and told me to sing better and sent me away. When the people who were taking the video from outside asked me, I told them that the referees were talking and rejected me.
Even though I said it as childish at the time, the video is currently trending. But the next season I participated in Super Singer. I did not participate only in the eighth season, when I continued to participate in it.
I attended the ninth season directly. Because for me 8 is a non zodiac number. I read numerology a lot but I was teased on social media about this too by a girl studying psychology asking if I believe in numerology. Yashini says they don’t understand that my faith is different from studies.
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