Meet with Saurabhee Winner of

Meet with Saurabhee Winner of - INDIAN IDOL 4

Saurabhee.. Nirali.. Pratik.. ME(Punit) and Hardik

21/10/2009 11:00 PM Outside Ahmedabad Management Association...

We Friends met at our hang out and got a chance to meet Saurabhee winner of Indian Idol 4. To a sweet surprise we got the chance to meet her because of my Friend Viraj's sister Nirali who was also participant of Indian Idol. We Group of Lawyer friends were impressed by her poise and humility. We literally Interviewed her and also asked her regarding her experience post winning Indian Idol. We also asked her about how she will compare her life before and after the Indian Idol 4.

She was kind enough to answer our curious Quick Fires and also made us understand the issues attached to the stardom and we found her too humble and down to earth that she mixed up with us in a very short time and we didn’t feel like talking to some star.

We also discussed some daily soaps running on TV Channels and the realities attached to reality shows.

Impressed is what I will say after meeting her. Must admit that I didn’t follow the Indian Idol 4 after Nirali's Exit from the show, but I know that such a nice person can make a nice singer.

KUDOS For Saurabhee. And KUDOS For Nirali for giving us an opportunity to meet her.

@ Poor Picture Quality is Regretted (c) Punit Juneja 2009

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