Mic Music Manch Live Episodes

Surinder Khan earns Jassi’s praises and dedicates the evening to Punjab’s music maestros. Well along, he dazzles the orchestra with his lively performance.

Jassi Kaur speaks about viral songs as well as catchy beats and calls upon Amar Sehmbi. Later, Amar speaks about his love for music and presents his viral numbers alongside live orchestra.

Robin Raj speaks about the influence of Sufi music in his childhood and the leverage his participation in reality shows gave him. Later, Robin sings some soulful Sufi renditions.

Manjeet Sahota speaks about his qualification in music, his father’s musical prowess, his career and contributions to the industry. He presents his song and the songs of various other artists.

Satpal Wadali speaks about the House of Wadali and the responsibility resting on his shoulders. He goes on to sing Tu Maane Ya Na Maane and debuts his song Soni Surat.

Tanvi Sharma speaks about her love for music, her family's inclination towards music and her career. She presents some unforgettable Punjabi hits and a folk dedication for daughters worldwide.

Sandeep Brar speaks about his association with music, his childhood obsession, his career and his learnings over the years. Later, he presents some Punjabi hits.

Yogesh Pathak speaks about his teacher, Master Saleem, the importance of a guru and his musical career. Later, he presents his teacher’s songs as well as the songs of other legends.

Vaneet Khan speaks about his family’s connection with music, his career and his genre. Later, he presents some Sufi numbers with a dash of Qawwali and leaves the orchestra mesmerised.

Mangi Khan speaks about his childhood, his inspiration and his career. He goes on to render songs of his favourite artists and some timeless Punjabi hits.

Harjinder misunderstands Sargun and instigates Yuvraj against her. Sharty arrives with two 'dholis' and the Patthals celebrate Holi with zeal. Later, Harleen intoxicates Sargun sneakily.

A show that taps the singing talent of people in Punjab where contestants sing superhit songs as well as their own renditions.

Host, Palak Sharma, welcomes Peji Shahkoti. He speaks about his musical lineage, his genre of music, his family and his inspiration. Later, he presents some comforting songs.

Jasmine Akhtar speaks about her childhood, influence of her musical family, her compositions and career. Later, Jasmine sings some wedding-themed compositions and leaves the host moved.

Balraj speaks about his career, genre, his childhood aspirations and his compositions. Later, he presents some moving numbers and leaves the host fascinated.

Jasleen Aulakh recalls her first live performance and how it drove her to pursue a career in music. Later, she goes on to present some classics in a unique style.

Himanshu Sharma speaks about his family’s musical legacy, his career and passion for music. Later, he goes on to present his compositions inspired by Punjab’s celebrated singers.

Sanam Singh speaks about the beginning of his musical journey, his father, his versatility and experience. Later, he presents some romantic songs as well as Sufi numbers.

Kulwinder Kally speaks about his journey as a singer, his uncle, the beginning of his career and his style of music. Later, he presents some of his favourite tracks.

Bunty Qawwal sings some devotional qawwalis and plays the harmonium alongside the orchestra. Later, a street singer, Y Ranjha sings his much-loved compositions.