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Foreign Trio Sings Marathi Lavani on India’s Got Talent 11; Viral Video Earns Standing Ovation

Anamika Rajput | 2 min read | 3 weeks ago | Oct 12, 2025 10:23 am IST
Foreign Trio Sings Marathi Lavani on India's Got Talent 11; Viral Video Earns Standing Ovation

Have you ever seen something so unexpected it just makes you smile? That’s exactly what happened on the stage of India’s Got Talent Season 11. It wasn’t just another song or dance. This was different.

Three foreign women walked onto the stage, and what they did next has everyone talking. They performed the iconic Marathi Lavani song, “Vaajle Ki Bara.” And they absolutely nailed it.

Look, it’s one thing to sing a song in another language. It’s another thing entirely to capture its soul. These contestants, who aren’t native Marathi speakers and don’t come from Maharashtra, delivered the song with a flair and accuracy that was just stunning. They didn’t just sing the words; they performed them.

Dressed for the Part

And their look? Perfect. The women were dressed in traditional Marathi Nauvari sarees, looking every bit the part. They had all the details right, from the bangles and necklaces to the crescent moon motifs on their foreheads. They truly embodied the spirit of Lavani.

You could feel the energy. The performance was so powerful and authentic that it brought the entire studio to its feet. The judges, Shaan, Malaika Arora, and Navjot Singh Sidhu, were visibly captivated.

What was their reaction? A massive standing ovation. It wasn’t just polite applause; it was genuine admiration for the talent and respect they showed for the culture.

From Stage to Social Media

Here’s the thing about moments like these. They don’t stay on the stage for long. The video of their performance exploded online almost instantly. It went viral across social media platforms, with people sharing it like crazy.

Netizens flooded the comments with praise. So many people expressed immense pride in seeing Marathi culture celebrated so beautifully by people from other parts of the world. It was a heartwarming display of cultural appreciation.

This performance is one of the first big moments from the auditions of the 11th season of “India’s Got Talent,” and it has certainly set a high bar. It’s a powerful reminder that talent truly has no borders.

What do you think of performances like this? Let us know!