Live Show with TORi-NATS Telugu American Idol Finalists: 2 of 2

Posted By: Admin July 17, 2011

TORi-NATS Telugu American Idol 2011 has come to a close on July 1, 2011 when 17 finalists competed live, on stage at NATS convention on in NJ.

In a special live show on July 15, 2011 Srinivas Chennuri, and Jaya Burra introduced the TORi-NATS Finalists to TORi audience. Participants and the organizers (Srinivas Chennuri, Jaya Burra, Shravan Morishetty and Mohan) share their experiences and thoughts on this unique talent search show which was a fantastic success on many fronts.

Fair warning, there is a good amount of tooting our own horn here. But, listening to this podcast can be a good driving companion.

Part 2 of 2

Audio Language: Telugu

Broadcast Date: July 15, 2011

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2 Comments on "Live Show with TORi-NATS Telugu American Idol Finalists: 2 of 2"

  1. Mani Sastry | July 21, 2011 at 1:15 AM |

    Mohan garu, I just listened to the social get together of all the TORi-NATS finalists. Enjoyed it very much. I am very proud of my students Akhila and Suman.
    You talked about the first remote IDOL you conducted along with ATA and Mahesh Saladi garu. I hope you remember I did judging of all the semifinals and the finals (in Newark, NJ) for that idol. It was a great experience for me. I want to thank you for giving me that opportunity to cherish such memorable event. I also enjoyed being a celebrity judge once during this IDOL. All the best for all your ventures.
    Regards,
    Mani Sastry

    • Admin | July 21, 2011 at 7:07 AM |

      Mani Sastry garu,

      I am so glad you dropped in. Bhale vaarandi.. meeru finals lone kaadu, regular competition kooda judge. mimmlni ela marchi pothaanu. That said, I should have made a mention about this on the broadcast. 🙁

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