AR Rahman, who has been the Super Guru on the show, will not be able to make it to the grand finale due to ill health.
This season, the teams were led by Kanika Kapoor, Adnan Sami, Harshdeep Kaur and Armaan Malik. For more news and updates on politics, world, sports, entertainment and lifestyle, log on to our website ). The Coaches of The Voice India 2019 Show includes Armaan Malik, Kanika Kapoor, Harshdeep Kaur and Adnan Sami. Sumit Saini, Hargun Kaur, Simran Choudhary and Adnan Ahmad are the finalists who will battle it out for the top spot.
(The above story first appeared on LatestLY on 09:05 AM IST. LatestLY sends heartiest congratulations to Sumit Saini and all the love and luck for his future endeavours. She was later replaced by the handsome hunk, Karan Wahi, as the new host. Popular actress of the small screen industry, Divyanka Tripathi was initially the show’s host. The third season of The Voice India started airing on February 3. !! Keep shining the way you do! Kudos to #TeamHarshdeep !!!🤘🤘 Credit: #TheVoice #TheVoiceWinner /clZEN407LIĬongratulations #SumitSaini #TheVoiceOnStarPlus winner in #GreatGrandFinale superb lovely mam 😊😊😊 /ly4qGfJkXv I'm soo happy #TeamHarshdeepKaur wins 🙌 #thevoiceĬongratulations #SumitSaini for winning #TheVoice #TheVoiceOnStarPlus Ĭongratulations #SumitSaini for winning the show at. He is truly deserving as his every single performance was worth it 💕👑 you are the best mentor harsh di and this is the best feel to get this trophy from the living legend herself #TheVoiceOnStarPlus #Winner #HarshdeepKaur #SumitSaini /jasAMPsEB7 #SumitSaini is India's choice #TheVoice! #Congratulations bro /圎c69J58cP Karan Wahi to Replace Divyanka Tripathi Dahiya as Host in the Voice India Season 3. Take a look at the tweets shared by fans. The talented Sumit beat Simran Choudhary, Hargun Kaur and Adnan Ahmad to become the winner of this most loved reality singing show. This young lad belongs to a farmer’s family in Haryana who has been singing from a young age. His rendition of this love ballad won hearts. Sumit Saini crooned to “Enna Sona” from the film Ok! Jaanu for the grand finale of The Voice India 2019. The Voice India 2019: Anikait’s Latest Performance on Pal Pal Dil Ke Paas Will Tug at Your Heartstrings – Watch Video. Twitterati have been pouring congratulatory messages ever since the winner’s name was announced. Besides the winning trophy, Sumit has also been awarded prize money of Rs. Sumit was mentored by playback singer Harshdeep. This was the third season in which Armaan Malik, Harshdeep Kaur, Kanika Kapoor and Adnan Sami were the mentors and the legendary A.R. As for where he went and whether he’ll come back, we’ll have to wait until Monday’s episode to find out.The grand finale of The Voice India 2019 took concluded yesterday (May 5) and the Haryana lad Sumit Saini has been declared as the winner of the reality talent show. George has had his share of the crying game – none of the contestants have yet chosen him as their coach. “I think after that comment, go with Delta,” he went on, referring to fellow coach Delta Goodrem before eventually storming off the stage. “No one cares?” George asked while the man shook his head. “I can play guitar but no one really cares if I play guitar,” Shaw responded. But things got tense when George asked the contestant if he played guitar. The Voice returns with the strongest vocalists from across the country invited to compete in NBCs blockbuster vocal competition show. Twenty-year-old Daniel Shaw had just finished a performance of “Beneath Your Beautiful” accompanied by piano, and all of the coaches had pressed the “I Want You” button. Where'd you go George? #WheresGeorge 🎩❓ #TheVoiceAU /1KyzamkS44- The Voice Australia May 19, 2019
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The lead singer of Culture Club stormed off the set during the show’s blind auditions phase after a testy exchange with one of the contestants.Īfter a full day with no Artists, has had enough. “The Voice Australia” was back on Sunday night for season eight, and coach George brought the drama.
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