Mangaluru: Mangaluru’s Ashmith emerged victorious in the grand finale of the popular Kannada music reality show ‘Sa Re Ga Ma Pa Little Champs’, winning the title, trophy and a cash prize of Rs 20 lakh.
Ashmith, who was part of Nagraj’s team, impressed the judges and viewers throughout the competition with his vocal performances and violin skills. His consistent performances helped him build a strong fan following across Karnataka.
Ashmith emerges winner after two-stage finale
The grand finale featured six talented young contestants competing for the coveted title.
Ashmith, Achintya, Mahanya, Harush, Jayalakshmi and Avyukth battled it out in the final round of the competition.
Following a two-stage musical contest, Ashmith was declared the winner. His victory earned him the winner’s trophy along with Rs 20 lakh in prize money.
His combination of singing ability and instrumental talent, particularly his violin performances, helped him stand out among the finalists.
Achintya finishes as first runner-up
Another contestant from Mangaluru, Achintya, secured the first runner-up position in the competition.
Achintya received a trophy and cash prize of Rs 15 lakh for his performance in the grand finale.
The achievement means that Mangaluru produced both the winner and first runner-up of the latest season, bringing considerable recognition to the city’s young musical talent.
The performances of both contestants had earned appreciation during their journey on the show.
Young singers entertain Karnataka
The finalists had entertained audiences across Karnataka over several months with their singing performances.
Contestants from different parts of the State participated in the musical reality show, showcasing their vocal abilities before the judges and television viewers.
The programme provided the young participants with a platform to develop their musical skills and gain exposure before a wider audience.
Ashmith’s journey was particularly notable for his ability to combine singing with violin performances, adding another dimension to his stage appearances.
Mangaluru celebrates musical talent
Ashmith’s victory has brought another moment of pride for Mangaluru’s music enthusiasts.
With Achintya also finishing as the first runner-up, the coastal city had a strong presence among the top performers in the competition.
The success of the two contestants highlights the growing recognition of young musical talent emerging from Mangaluru and other parts of Karnataka.
Ashmith’s title win, along with the Rs 20-lakh prize, marks a significant milestone in his young musical journey. His performances on the show and growing popularity among viewers are expected to provide further opportunities for him in the Kannada music industry.
The grand finale concluded a journey that saw young singers from across Karnataka compete, learn and perform on one of the State’s popular music platforms.