“Everything has a time; it’s not necessary that everyone gets a break at the age of 16. There are so many renowned actors and singers who have got their break much later in life. Don’t hurry and let the music remain pure.”

—  Shreya Ghoshal

‘Don’t hurry’ http://www.khaleejtimes.com/article/20140716/ARTICLE/307169979/1057

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