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Balu, Chitra & Yesudas to regale Hyderabad today
Eleven Point Two events brings yet another live concert, this time, bringing together the legends of south Indian film music Yesudas, Chitra and SP Balasubramanyam, on one stage at LB Stadium on Saturday.
Hyderabad: Eleven Point Two events brings yet another live concert, this time, bringing together the legends of south Indian film music Yesudas, Chitra and SP Balasubramanyam, on one stage at LB Stadium on Saturday.
Earlier this year, the live concerts by KS Chitra and KJ Yesudas enthralled the lovers of music in the city. During Yesudas' concert where his son Vijay Yesudas also performed, SPB made a surprise visit and together they sang a small portion from the popular number from the film 'Dalapathi' that they together originally sang for Ilayaraja, on stage. It served an appetiser of what could happen if two of these legends who have high regards for each other perform.
"We are aware of the expectations when three of us will be on the stage, and we plan to give our best performance. We have been practicing for two days and we have not planned yet, but all three of us may also perform together for a song, you may never know," shares SP Balasubramanyam during a press conference the day before.
Chitra on the other hand was her humble self when she declared she is all ready to have the fun and interactive, which she thinks a live concert is all about. She also said that she is a wee bit afraid to be sharing the stage with the icons she looks up to. "When we sing each song, we have to reprocess it going back to the day we first recorded it, because we cannot make a mistake. We select the songs carefully and hopefully the audience will like them" says Yesudas. The live concert will begin at 6pm.
