Hi
friends this the new post for Priyanka Chopra set the stage on fire as
she paid a tribute to popular
Indian female singers like Kavita Krishnamurthy, Rekha Bhardwaj, Sunidhi
Chauhan and Usha Uthup by grooving to their iconic numbers at the
Global Indian Music Awards (GIMA). The colourful and power-packed
performance left the audience at the Kingdom of Dreams in awe on
Thursday night. "A
hundred years from now I may not be here, but all your voices will be.
The music that you have created will be," Priyanka said of the singers
post her performance. "Thank you so much for giving people like
me the opportunity to be remembered for lifetime through you. You are
the stars, not us. Thank you for being in our lives," she added. With
a stage backdrop of the royal Mughal era, Priyanka started her
performance with a semi-classical dance on "Kaahe chhed mohe" from 2002
film "Devdas". After the dance, which was originally performed by
Madhuri Dixit, Priyanka brought its singer Kavita Krishnamurthy on
stage. Next
up, Priyanka was joined on stage by National Award winner Rekha
Bhardwaj, who came swaying in joy to her song "Genda phool", an
adaptation of a folk song from Chhattisgarh. Just before the
audience could get enough of the melodies, the high-tech auditorium
turned to look like a mini circus, with men dressed as clowns hanging
from the ceiling, dancers making abrupt entry from all corners of the
hall, and jugglers and performers taking centrestage with Priyanka and
Usha Uthup. The duo grooved on "Darling" from "7 Khoon Maaf". The
grand performance came to a close as Priyanka and Sunidhi Chauhan
grooved to popular song "Desi girl" from 2008 film "Dostana". Priyanka,
a trained singer herself, is breaking musical ground internationally as
she is set to launch her debut album in English in 2012.
