05 APR

Interview in Herbertpur

Shubham and Vaibhav- two young students interview each other- very objectively- about an experience which is very close to their minds and hearts: what is stammering and why? etc. Vaibhav shows good potential for becoming a wonderful anchor (he just needs to stop looking in the camera though- and nodding!!). Shubham, in the next video, demonstrates his perfect control over pitch, rhythm, melody- while singing a devotional song..
http://youtu.be/2tPZNE77exk

Post Author: Sachin

3 thoughts on “Interview in Herbertpur”

admin

(April 5, 2013 - 3:22 pm)

well done guys . excellent interview, i loved watching it..

Anonymous

(April 6, 2013 - 2:47 pm)

Very Nice Dear Brothers
Hats Off to ur confidence

Anonymous

(April 6, 2013 - 2:58 pm)

u are great sachin sir

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