Not that the Big B taught him how to mimic his voice. "When I was young I happened to watch Muqaddar Ka Sikandar. I was so impressed with the film that I kept repeating Amitji's dialogues wherever I went.

A friend then pointed out to me that since I imitate Bachchan so well, I should take it up professionally. That was the beginning. I feel blessed when people call me the voice of Amitabh Bachchan now," says Sudesh.

But once in the music industry, a misunderstanding cropped up. Even now, Sudesh's surname makes many people think that he is singer Asha Bhonsle's son.

"I don't think there is anything I can do about it. It's because of our surnames, and also because I have performed live with her (Asha) many times," sighs Sudesh.

Recently, Sudesh has recorded 12 songs in Asha Bhonsle's new album, A Tribute to R D Burman. "It's something which I am extremely proud of, because it's a very prestigious album for me," says Sudesh.