Mumbai: The grand Antilia Cha Raja Visarjan hosted by Ambani Family witnessed a vibrant coming together of devotion, music and celebration, with a diverse line-up of artistes taking the stage for the festivities. Bringing together some of the familiar names from Bollywood, Punjabi and regional music, the evening featured performances by Sachin-Jigar, Divya Kumar, Navraj Hans, Gurdeep Mehndi, Purva Mantri and Usmaan Khan.
Here’s a look at the artistes who added their musical touch to the Antilia Cha Raja Visarjan celebrations:
1. Sachin-Jigar — Sachin Sanghvi & Jigar Saraiya
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2. Divya Kumar
Known for his powerful vocals and dynamic performance style, playback singer Divya Kumar added his distinctive Bollywood sound to the festivities. His versatile voice has featured across a wide range of Hindi film music.
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Sep 12, 20263. Navraj Hans
Punjabi singer and actor Navraj Hans brought his energetic performance style to the occasion. His Punjabi repertoire added to the festive atmosphere and diversity of the evening’s performances.
4. Gurdeep Mehndi
Gurdeep Mehndi brought his versatility as a performer to the celebrations, showcasing his ability to connect with audiences across languages and musical traditions. While rooted in Punjabi music, Gurdeep has also developed a strong connect with Gujarati and Marwadi audiences, regularly performing in Gujarati and incorporating regional sounds into his live repertoire. In a recent interview, he shared that a significant portion of his clients are Gujarati or Marwari and that he can perform Gujarati music for extended live sets. His ability to move comfortably between Punjabi, Gujarati and other Indian languages reflects his wider ambition of being a pan-India artist, rather than being defined by a single musical identity.
5. Purva Mantri
Singer-songwriter Purva Mantri was also part of the musical line-up, bringing her contemporary sound and vibrant stage presence to the celebrations.
6. Usmaan Khan
Singer and composer Usmaan Khan completed the diverse musical line-up, bringing his contemporary vocal style to the festivities and adding another dimension to the evening’s performances.
The coming together of these artistes brought different musical styles and languages onto one stage, adding to the festive atmosphere of Antilia Cha Raja Visarjan and making the occasion a celebration of music, culture and devotion.
