The 'Voice of India' contestant, Abhas Joshi, will anchor the talent-hunt show for children . Abhas Joshi had embarked on ‘Voice Of India’ (the recently concluded talent show on Star Plus) to establish himself as a singer. However, the youngest contestant failed to reach the finals and will now be seen switching his role from a singer to an anchor. Abhas will be hosting ‘Chhote Ustaad’ (Star Plus) — the kids’ version of ‘Voice of India’. The show premieres tonight. Quiz him on why he took over this task and the practical Abhas states, “Anchoring has boosted the careers of several singers including Sonu Nigam and Shaan. It will give me an opportunity to connect with the audiences. This is a superb prospect for growth.”So is he comfortable playing an anchor at such a short notice? “I am a little nervous. But it’s challenge that makes life fun,” he says. “I will try my best to do justice to my job and not let Shaan bhaiyya (‘Voice of India’ host) be missed. I cannot take his place but I will try to take the show to its zenith,” he adds. Talking about his exit from ‘Voice Of India’, Abhas admits he was disappointed but shares that hosting ‘Chhote Ustaad’ has converted his sadness into happiness. He shares, “Despite getting a wild card entry, I had to bow out of the show. But I was determined to give my best.” He continues, “‘Voice…’ taught me to persevere. I have faced some tough times on the show—but the lessons that I have learnt inspire me to continue my journey.” ‘Chhote Ustaad’ is produced by Gajendra Singh’s Saibaba Telefilms.
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