Last year, Sunidhi Chauhan completed 25 years in the Hindi film industry. The award-winning songstress has lent her voice to many popular songs in movies and otherwise. However, she surprised the audience at IIT Roorkee this week when she broke into the Hindi title intro of a cartoon show, Ben 10. (Also Read: Sajna Ve Sajna: Shehnaaz Gill sets the dance floor ablaze in Vicky Aur Vidya Ka Woh Wala Video track. Watch)
Sunidhi sings Ben 10
Sunidhi looked smashing in a green dress, paired with golden hoops, as she sent the audience down memory lane. โBen 10!,โ she blasted with full force, as the audience cheered on.ย
Several videos of Sunidhi singing the title intro have been doing the rounds on social media ever since her performance at IIT Roorkee. โChildhood core memory,โ a fan commented on Instagram. โAudience ka pura Paisa wasool hogaya (the audience got the worth for their money) (fire emoji),โ wrote another.
An Instagram user commented on one such video, โDamn!!! this is the kinda concert I’d die to attend for.โ Another wrote, โ10/10 performance.โ โI want her do the high school musical songs please,โ read a third comment, while a fourth one stated, โThe audience failed to match vibe.โ โDamn. Never knew it was her song (heart eyes emoji),โ said a person. โEven got the green dress on (heart eyes emoji) My goat (greatest of all time),โ wrote another. โBen 10 opening song is classic (100 emoji),โ commented a fan. โHer aura +++,โ said another.
About Sunidhi
Sunidhi broke out with the title track of Kareena Kapoor-starrer Mast in 1999. She then sustained and grew her popularity with Mehboob Mere (Fiza, 2000), Bumbro (Mission Kashmir, 2000), Bhaage Re Mann (Chameli, 2003), Dekh Le (Munna Bhai MBBS, 2003), Dhoom Machale (Dhoom, 2004), Mujhse Shaadi Karogi title song (2004), Right Here Right Now (Bluffmaster!, 2005), Dhadak Dhadak (Bunty Aur Babli, 2005), Deedar De (Dus, 2005), Tauba Tauba (Kaal, 2005), Kaisi Paheli Zindagani (Parineeta, 2005), Crazy Kiya Re (Dhoom 2, 2006), Ye Mera Dil (Don, 2006), Dekho Na (Fanaa, 2006), and Beedi (Omkara, 2006) among many others.
