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13-year-old girl's harmonium skills 'stop' Mumbai local commuters in their tracks

"I've seen her multiple times on weekends, and she's truly talented," a user commented

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In a heartwarming video that has taken social media by storm, a 13-year-old girl named Soni has been spotted playing the harmonium on a Mumbai local train, showcasing her incredible talent and resilience. The video, shared by a passenger on Instagram, has garnered widespread attention and admiration, with many praising Soni's courage and determination.

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Soni, who travels daily from Dadar to Ram Mandir on the Mumbai local train, can be seen playing the harmonium with skill and passion. Despite her young age, she's managing her life with remarkable strength and grace, balancing school, music and household chores. According to the passenger who shared the video, Soni plays the harmonium to help her family, showcasing her dedication and responsibility.

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Netizens react:

The video has inspired many, with social media users expressing their admiration and gratitude for Soni's story.

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"She doesn’t just sing for survival. She sings her story, her courage, her soul," one user commented. Another user praised Soni's musical skills, saying, "I've seen her multiple times on weekends, and she's truly talented." Many were moved by Soni's smile, with one user saying, "Soni’s smile just makes me forget my issues."

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Despite facing challenges at a young age, she's chosen to pursue her passion for music, inspiring others with her talent and spirit. As one user aptly put it, "We live such privileged lives; sharing what we have makes the world a happier place."

The passenger who shared the video has urged others to help Soni in any way they can, describing her as "so young, yet so strong."

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