Shraddha wants to impress

Updated At : 05:53 AM Jul 26, 2015 IST

<p><strong>Good Job:</strong> Shraddha Kapoor</p>

After wowing all with her brilliant singing and soothing voice in songs like Galliyan and the recent Bezubaan Phir Se, Shraddha Kapoor is now on a mission.

The pretty actress, who will be taking to the mike in her next Rock On 2!, wants to impress Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy, the music composers of the film. Shraddha, who is undergoing voice modulation, said, “l will be recording with Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy and I hope that while recording, they are just smiling. For that I have taken good training for my voice. I’m just hoping that they are happy with my voice.”

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