Sa Re Ga Ma Pa seniors season 5: Contestants deliver soul-stirring performances in emotional 'Devotional Round'; Watch promo
The recently released promo teases viewers with glimpses of heart-touching performances that are sure to leave a lasting impact.
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Known for its impeccable standards in music and emotional storytelling, the show continues to captivate audiences with its panel of highly respected judges — Srinivas,
Vijay Prakash
, Saindhavi,
Shweta Mohan
, and S. P. Charan. This round sees the contestants explore the devotional genre with immense passion and sincerity.
The judges, visibly moved by the renditions, offer not just technical feedback but also share their personal emotions, making the episode even more heartfelt.
From soulful bhajans to powerful classical-based devotional numbers, the contestants showcase their vocal prowess and emotional depth, creating a divine atmosphere on stage. Many of them share personal anecdotes tied to the songs, further enhancing the connection between their performance and the audience.
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Adding to the emotional intensity is the ever-energetic host Archana Chandhoke, whose heartfelt interactions with the contestants and judges help guide viewers through the highs and lows of the episode. Known for her wit and warmth, Archana brings the perfect balance of light-heartedness and sensitivity to this spiritually themed round.
This season of Sa Re Ga Ma Pa Seniors has already received widespread acclaim for its outstanding talent and emotionally resonant episodes. With the Devotional Round, the show takes its storytelling a step further, blending spirituality, nostalgia, and musical brilliance.
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