Music buffs have one more reason to rejoice. The original music reality show Sa Ra Ga Ma Pa is back with the sixth season of its junior format, Sa Ra Ga Ma Pa Li'l Champs. After screening more than 60,000 entries over 8 weeks of grueling auditions across 27 cities to discover India's most talented singers, only 15 of the most striking voices will be seen tonight on the show. The earlier season made stars from some very talented kids like Azmat, Shreyasi Bhattacharjee, Hemant Brijwasi, Yatharth Ratnum, Abhigyan Das, Swarit Shukl, Gagan Gaonkar to name a few.
In a 'Back to School' format that lends itself to a spirited atmosphere of camaraderie and fun, these L'il Champs will represent their schools and make their parents and teachers proud as they floor the viewers with their command over sur and taal week- on-week. This season, the kids will be mentored by none other than music composer-turned-actor Himesh Reshammiya, the soulful playback singer Javed Ali and joining them for the very first time on Sa Re Ga Ma Pa Li'l Champs will be India's biggest singing sensation and playback singerNeha Kakkar. Himesh, with his magnificent transformation, gets the 'Hottie HR' tag. Lauding the contribution of supportive parents in shaping the talent of their kids, he is often seen saying, "All mummies and all daddies are equal to ... ishwar allah ram". Tagged as 'Naughty Neha', the Kaala Chashma sensation is warm, affectionate and goes 'Awwwwww' every time she sees a cute kid walk in. Equally quick to get emotional, she swells up if she has to turn a single kid away. Javed Ali is fondly called 'Jaadu Bhaiyya Mummywaale' as every mother who landed with her kid at the auditions seemed to be a big Javed fan or had a crush on him. Having been a rage with the audiences in as many as five prior seasons of the show, the young and charming Aditya Narayan returns to host the upcoming season. For the first time ever on Li'l champs, a panel of 30 jury members who are experts from the music fraternity, will closely assess the aspiring child singers right from the audition stage and help the mentors in the selection process.
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