I don't recall my past because I have cried a lot and faced tough days, says Sa Re Ga Ma Pa Li'l Champs judge Vaishali Made

Famous Bollywood playback singer Vaishali Made is currently judging the Marathi reality TV show Sa Re Ga Ma Pa Li'l Champs. The singer, who has been working in the industry for the last 17 years, has struggled in the initial days of her career. She recently invited her family members on the stage of the show and made various revelations about her family life, the financial crisis she faced, and the sacrifices she made to perform Riyaz in her childhood. Vaishali who is currently judging the reality show have now inspired everyone with her journey.

Vaishali recently recalled the days and said, "People would come to invite me to the shows. They would find nobody in the house because I would work with my mother on the farm. I would help her on the farm to earn money."

Vaishali revealed, "We were living in a place where there was no electricity. Our area had no electricity. Our financial condition was not so good, so we could only afford one rockel lamp at that time. We could not afford two rockel lamps because of our financial condition. My mother would cook food on the same rockel lamp, and I would sit behind her and perform Riyaz with my father. That was the only light where I would do my Riyaz."

"My father began teaching me the elements of music. He first taught me Bhajan and other spiritual songs. Even if there were not many available, I began my gurukul there."

Vaishali thanked the audience, who showered much love on her songs and voice, and said that because of them, she could win two of Sa Re Ga Ma Pa's shows. She said, "My journey from Marathi to Hindi Sa Re Ga Ma Pa was not easy. But everyone loved me so much and showered so much love on my music and voice. It is only their love. I did not have anything and only had a voice. I am thankful to everyone. I thank Suresh Wadkar sir for always supporting me."

Vaishali later got emotional and teary-eyed and said that she never recalls her past or initial days in her career. She said, "I don't like to reminisce about my past days because it gives me pain. It makes me emotional and teary-eyed all the time. I have faced tough days. There was a time when I cried a lot at night and woke up in the morning with the same courage. Life is not easy, but my voice and art only helped me to survive."