MUMBAI: Zee TV’s popular singing reality show, Sa Re Ga Ma Pa Li'l Champs has won the hearts of audiences yet again post lockdown as the supremely talented contestants delivered some phenomenal performances during the grand comeback episode on 18th July. This week, the viewers are in for a treat as popular Ramayan stars Arun Govil (Ram), Deepika Chikhalia (Sita) and Sunil Lehri (Laxman) and Mahabharat star Punit Issar (Duryodhan) will be seen visiting the sets to encourage the contestants in a mythological special episode and it will be an episode to watch out for!

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During the shoot of this mythological-special episode, the contestants left no stone unturned to surprise the judges with their impressive singing skills, but it was Ramayan star Arun Govil who left everyone stunned. The actor flaunted his exceptional Dhanush Baan skills almost 33 years after Ramayan aired. Not only were the judges and jury members in complete awe of his talent, but host Maniesh Paul also decided to take on the spot lessons from Arun. Gracefully holding the Dhanush and Baan while teaching Maniesh, Arun truly proved that time can never take away a talent that exists in individuals. He rightly targeted an apple on Maniesh Paul’s head thus showcasing his skills.

With Ram, Laxman and Sita in the house, the viewers will surely witness some inspirational tales along with a few special acts by the supremely talented Li'l Champs. While Ranita Banerjee will be seen delivering a spectacular performance on ‘Aisa Lagta Hai’, Zaid Ali will win everyone's hearts with a memorable performance on ‘Kun Faya Kun’. All in all, the upcoming episode of Sa Re Ga Ma Pa Li’l Champs will have a lot of melodies, memories and surprises for the viewers.

To watch this mythological-special episode, tune in to Sa Re Ga Ma Pa Li'l Champs this Saturday and Sunday at 8 pm, only on Zee TV!

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