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Home » Chennai resident sings his way to glory

Chennai resident sings his way to glory

P T UshaBy P T UshaNovember 20, 2018No Comments
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Yogesh Kalia during one of his stage shows.

Age is no bar when it comes to following your passion. A standing example of this would be Yogesh Kalia, a resident of Shanthi Colony, Annanagar, who quit his job in an MNC to pursue his dream.

Know what this enthusiast thrives for? To sing. Yes, Yogesh Kalia who grew up listening to classic Hindi songs never wanted to give up his passion for singing.

He says, “If your passion is converted into profession, then it’s definitely God’s blessing.”

“In my second innings, when I took singing as my career, it was a promising start. People supported me a lot by coming to the concerts. There has always been an affinity among people to listen to classic songs sung by singers on stage. Also, a sizable audience loves to listen to cult classics and Ghazals, in addition to current generation songs.”

“Hotels too are seeing a growing demand for such genre of music,” he states.

Yogesh Kalia’s father Mr. Ram Kalia was the Director of DAV Group of schools, a premier institution in the city.

Mr. Ram Kalia started ‘Samrakshan’, a Charitable Trust for children in 1994, in memory of his elder son, (Late) Major Kamal Kalia. Part of the proceeds from the concerts are used to aid this trust.
Yogesh has performed in a number of shows in Chennai, including live shows at Russian Cultural Centre, Radisson Blu, Lohri Mela by Punjab Association, Holi Mela & Diwali Nite at Presidency Club, and so on.
He was the winner of Kishore Kumar Karaoke competition, conducted by ‘Pioneer Music Gym’ in 2017. He sings every Wednesday & Sunday, 8 pm onwards at Hotel Ramada, Egmore.
You can reach Yogesh at 95000 69345.
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