PTC Punjabi is set to broadcast from May 22 at 8.30 pm ‘Voice of Punjab Chhota Champ -9’. The singing reality show for the children aged between 8 years and 14 years has been a hit in its previous seasons and this season should not be an exception.
PTC Network has reaffirmed its commitment towards its viewers and talented children by giving them a platform to showcase their talent. In the past the show has managed to bring endless emotions and experiences to audience to get hooked to, a media statement from the TV network said.
Popular Punjabi singers and doyens such as music director Sachin Ahuja, singer-actor Amar Noori, and singers InderJit Nikku and Kaptan Laddi are this year’s main judges, who will be joined by contemporary Punjabi singers to mentor the kids and entertain the audiences.
Talking about the upcoming show, MD & President, PTC Network Rabindra Narayan, in a statement said, “These young stars who are today looking for the door to enter the studio, will have the doors being held open for them one day. By the time these contestants reach the Grand Finale, they would already be household names and that is the success of this show”
‘VOICE’ Season 9 aims to bring to the fore the best of little singing voices from Punjab, reiterating its focus on culturally sound entertainment, inclusion and meaningful content across the State and beyond. The progress of the contestants through the entire competition will be dependent on their performance in different rounds and the score from the judges for their performances.
The show will be spread across various rounds. Participants will be shortlisted from different cities of Punjab through city auditions, after which the shortlisted contestants will start battling it out for the Top 24 slots in Mega Finale to proceed to the studio rounds.
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