Bappi Lahiri

The opening song on 27 July episode of L’iL Champs is a dedication to the hundreds of innocent souls who lost their lives in the recent blasts in Mumbai. All the ten final contestants dubbed a special song, composed by Bappi Lahiri. Singing along with the kids at Empire Studio were Shaan and Alka Yagnik. The song is a humble tribute to a tragedy that not only Mumbaikars but, all Indians will find difficult to forget.

<strong>Oops! We goofed up.... </strong>

<strong> Party...wait till I am 30! </strong> Urvashi Dholakia refuses to throw a birthday bash quite so soon. When we ask her about her birthday celebrations, she says, “I am not in Mumbai and will be back late evening. I have not planned anything for my birthday. But I will throw a big bash once I am 30 as most of my friends are waiting for me to get to thirty," she adds laughingly. <strong> [V] make music too! </strong>

<strong> Party...wait till I am 30! </strong> Urvashi Dholakia refuses to throw a birthday bash quite so soon. When we ask her about her birthday celebrations, she says, “I am not in Mumbai and will be back late evening. I have not planned anything for my birthday. But I will throw a big bash once I am 30 as most of my friends are waiting for me to get to thirty," she adds laughingly. <strong> [V] make music too! </strong>

<strong>[V] make music too!</strong> Bappi Lahiri, Adesh Srivastav, Sandesh Shandilya, Irshad Kamil....not bad for an audience when you are cutting your first album, eh? That's what [V]'s Super Singer Ravindra had when he performed on the occasion of the release of his first album at Planet M in suburban Mumbai this week. Ravindra performed three songs from the album, Baanke Lal (pee pee horn maarein), Mukammaland Hulchul. <strong> Pyaar mein kabhi kabhi aisa hota hai!</strong>