BENGALURU, June 29 – The much-anticipated Little Star 2025 talent competition, hosted by LuLu Funtura and presented by Milkymist in association with Radio City 91.1 FM, concluded on a high note in Bengaluru on Saturday. The event, which spotlighted exceptional talent among children aged 8 to 15, drew over 1,000 entries from across the country, cementing its reputation as one of India’s largest youth talent platforms.
Following multiple audition rounds and semi-finals, the grand finale witnessed electrifying performances in singing, dancing, and instrumental music. Sumukh Karkhala clinched the coveted title of Little Star 2025 Champion, while Abhinav Srinidhi Thayur and Hana Mehvish were named first and second runners-up respectively.
Category-wise winners included Ruthvika (Dance), Jeanna Mariam Arun (Singing), and Amog R Nayak (Instruments). The top performers received cash prizes of ₹1 lakh, ₹50,000, and ₹25,000, in addition to exclusive gifts and accolades.
A panel of renowned judges from the entertainment industry commended the finalists for their dedication and flair. Notable young talents such as Shriyansh Mani, Diya Chandra, Monal KV, Kishan, Inchara M, Ruhi Nilesh, Poorvidha B V, Dhruv Bharadwaj, and Alayna Shiyasm also earned praise for their standout performances.
Speaking at the event, Mr. Shereef Kochumon, Regional Director of LuLu Mall Bengaluru, said, “Little Star 2025 was more than a contest — it became a platform for children to express themselves, build confidence, and inspire others. We’re proud to be part of their journey and are already planning a bigger edition in 2026.”
With its growing popularity and nationwide reach, Little Star is set to return next year with more opportunities and a broader stage for India’s emerging young stars.
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