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Nagpur woman sings 127 songs in 3 hours; enters India Book Of Records

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Charvi Kathuria
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A Nagpur woman, Vandana Golchha, sang 127 songs within 3 hours. With this, she entered the India Book of Records. The event was organized by India Book of Records at Chitnavis Centre, Civil Lines, in Nagpur on Monday (Sept 18). All India Radio's announcer Kishan Sharma graced the event.

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Golchha said that she memorized 1,500 songs. Out of these, she had to sing a minimum 90 songs within 3 hours. She sang 127 songs with one stanza each and won the title.

Work Life

The singing star works as a financial adviser with ICICI Bank. She said she is not a professional singer and that her hard work and passion helped her to achieve the feat

Nikhilesh Sawarkar, adjudicator, India Book of Records, clarified that she was not organizing any competition as the aim is to motivate people and enhance their talent.

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Songs sung

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Golchha sung songs of the bygone era like 'Ankhiyon ke jharokon se', 'Dil cheez kya hai', 'Dil vil pyar vyar' and many more.

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An inspiration for her family

Her daughter Khyati is all-praise for her. Speaking to TOI, Khyati said, "We always admired her for her disciplined life and this achievement is an addition to her string of victories. She hardly gets any time to pursue her hobbies and the songs she rendered today were all learnt by heart during her younger days."

It is heartening to see working mothers leaving no stone unturned to lead a meaningful life. They are juggling among their familial responsibilities with equal panache and also managing to find time to pursue their own interests. Their optimism towards life is worth appreciating.
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SheThePeople.Tv congratulates Golchha for accomplishing this feat.
Picture Credit: Times Of India
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