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Prosenjit Kosambi is a contestant in Indian Idol 4.

Prosenjit seems like a nice enough guy, but for those of us who watched Sa Re Ga Ma Pa last season (when it was actually watchable, unlike this season) will remember him as Abhijeet Kosambi’s brother. Abhijeet won SRGMP Marathi and got a place in SRGMP International. During Abhijeet’s elimination, there was a small fiasco when Prosenjit gave the judges some back talk.

But, let’s keep it real. Who cares about that?! I just brought it up because I figured if the name sounded familiar to me, it would do the same to our readers. I do not like this song and was not in the mood to listen to it, but Prosenjit surprised me with his singing – enough to where I actually restrained myself from skipping it. That counts for something right? In keeping with the general trend of Saturday’s singers, Prosenjit sang okay, but could have done better. And after hearing the judge’s comments, I figured out why.

JA: You sang well. You have a great voice. But I think that if you had sang a half-note higher, this song would have blossomed much better.
AM: Asked if he sang in the original octave. (Hussein chimes in and asks if he thought this was the problem.) AM responds that I would not like to say about octaves only. He has a good voice. He’s working hard. But what good is a voice if it doesn’t touch the heart. Today, you’ve tried. But I would say that it’s a 50/50 gamble. Not bad, not good.
SB: Your voice touched my heart. I thought it was like honey. You got the expression of romance. Next time, if you sing a more energetic song with the same emotions, nothing can stop you then. You have a beautiful voice.
KK: As a musician, I would like to make one request to you. You sang well and have a good voice, but when you sing in such competitions in the future, keep in mind the original music director. You chose a scale in your comfort, but don’t do it that way. You have to show your challenges and prove yourself. I like your performance.

Here, Anu Malik asks the musicians to go one note higher. This was absolutely the right move because Prasanjit sounded SO much better. I wish he had sang on that octave the first time!

Deepa’s Rating: 6.5/10

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Prosenjit Kosambi is a contestant in Indian Idol 4.

Prosenjit Kosambi

He started off okay, but that train derailed pretty quickly. This was absolutely the wrong song choice. If he had really wanted an energetic number, there isn’t a shortage of them. He picked the one that definitely does not bring out the best of his singing. And he ran out breath throughout, which shouldn’t be happening to a seasoned singer such as Prosenjit. Crash and burn, in my opinion, but the judges disagreed with me.

AM: There is a marked improvement in his singing. He’s sang really well, in tune and with all his heart.
SB: It was fantastic. What a performance! You danced, and you jumped, and with all of that, you were on the mark.
KK: You’ve sang well, but you can still improve
JA: As everyone else said, you’ve sang well. But I’d like to hear those songs from you that have melody, because that is where the real test lies. (Here, Prosenjit said that he chose this song because he wanted to challenge himself and do something completely different from last week).

Deepa’s Rating: 6/10

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