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A resident of Varanasi,Yatharth was in Lucknow on Sunday on a promotional tour.

A class VIII student of Sunbeam School,Bhagwanpur,Yatharth secured 98 per cent marks in class VII.

“When other kids watch cartoons and play video games I do my riyaaz,” says Yatharth who is on a ‘special leave’ to pursue his singing dreams.

Inspired by his father,who claims himself to be a bathroom singer,Yatharth started singing at the age of eight.

“Later,I joined Guru Pandit Devashish Dey and since then there has been no looking back,” says Yatharth promising to win the title.

A Harry Potter fan,he aims to become a playback singer.

Abhijit Srivastava who claims to be the favourite of judges Alka Yagnik and Abhijeet hails from another small town of UP,Lakhimpur- Kheri.

“I am here because my father wanted me to attempt the auditions when he heard me humming a Veer Zara number,” he says crediting his parents and sister Shivangi for his success. “My parents are very supportive. Now,I want to be a superstar,” he gushes.

A class VIII student of St Don Bosco School,Abhijit is learning music under the tutelage of Raj Kumar Tiwari and Sunil Yadav.

“While from Tiwari sir,I am learning classical singing,Sunil Yadavji is helping me sing Filmy number,” he says as he prepares to sing Dard-e-Dil for Lucknow audience at Eastend Mall. Listing studying and playing cricket as his hobbies,Abhijit claims he too started singing at the age of eight.

“I would love to become a playback singer. However,If given a chance I may go for administrative services,” says Abhishek.

A Sonu Nigam fan,Abhijit’ cherishes the moment when he was awarded by his idol at a music contest.

“Though I came third,it was a great feeling to meet someone who you idolize,” Abhishek reminisces.

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