Waar Parriwar

Indian TV series or programme
  • Rajeev Arora
  • Abhishek Dwivedi
  • Vibhore Ratna
  • Pankaj Purandare
Presented byUrmila MatondkarCountry of originIndiaNo. of episodes45ProductionRunning time52 MinutesOriginal releaseNetworkSony Entertainment TelevisionRelease28 April (2008-04-28) –
24 August 2008 (2008-08-24)

Waar Parriwar is a singing reality television show on Sony Entertainment Television (India) in 2008. It featured Urmila Matondkar as the host, and Jatin Pandit as the in-house guru and trainer to the competing families.[1]

Concept

The show is a unique show which seamlessly blends, family bond with their love for music. It followed the journey of families from across India – their trials and tribulations, highs of victory and disappointment of defeat, their love for each other during tough times and eventually culminate in finding "Sangeet Ka Naya Gharana". The families competed against each other to win the title of best "Sangeet Ka Naya Gharana".

The show was judged by different celebrity judges each week and by India's foremost music families combined with audience voting.

  • The wildcard entry took place on Monday 14 July in which Ali Ghani Parriwar and Ramshankar Parriwar (now known as Shambhu Pandit Parriwar) have won among all other participants. Misbah was the runner up and with maximum Performer of the day reward.

Grand-Finale

  • Sharma Parriwar - Winner
  • Ali Parriwar - Runner-up

Celebrity judges

  • Sneha Pant --- Special ex-host every Wednesday[citation needed]
  • Ishita Arun --- New Host every Wednesday[citation needed]
  • Ismail Darbar & Ayesha Darbar --- Week 1
  • Shivkumar Sharma & Rahul Sharma --- Week 2
  • Daler Mehndi & Mika Singh --- Week 3
  • Aadesh Srivastav & Vijeta Pandit --- Week 4
  • Shaan & Sonali Mukherjee --- Week 5
  • Jatin Pandit & Lalit Pandit aka Jatin Lalit --- Week 6
  • Udit Narayan & Aditya Narayan --- Week 7
  • Bappi Lahiri & Reema Lahiri --- Week 8
  • Salman Khan --- Week 8 (on Wednesday)
  • Bappi Lahiri & Bappa Lahiri --- Week 9
  • Roop Kumar Rathod & Sonali Rathod --- Week 10
  • Kumar Sanu & Udit Narayan --- Week 11 - 'til end! (became permanent judges until the end of the show along with Jatin Pandit)
  • Shiney Ahuja & Kaveri Jha --- Week 16 (To promote their movie Hijack)
  • Pandit Jasraj, Durga Jasraj, & Sharang Dev on Grand-Finale.

Contestants

Family Name Members From Status Status Date Elimination
Week
Sharma Parriwar Haneet Taneja; Arvind Gujral; Amit Sharma Punjab Winner 24 August 2008 WINNERS!
Ali Parriwar Yasoob Ali; Misbah Ali; Mehboob Ali Uttar Pradesh Runnerup 24 August 2008 Finale
Chaturvedi Parriwar Rishabh Chaturvedi; Meenu Chaturvedi; Anuj Chaturvedi Punjab Eliminated 11 August 2008 Week 16
Ali Ghani Parriwar Amjad Ali; Ghani Mohammad; Ali Mohammad Rajasthan Eliminated/
Wildcard/
Eliminated
4 August 2008/
14 July 2008/
7 July 2008
Week 15/
Week 12/
Week 11
Rizvi Parriwar Neha Rizvi; Runaa Rizvi; Raj Kumar Rizvi Rajasthan Eliminated 28 July 2008 Week 14
Ramshankar Parriwar
(Shambhu Pandit Parriwar)
Pradeep Pandit; Ekta Sharma; Ram Shankar Rajasthan Eliminated/
Wildcard/
Eliminated
21 July 2008/
14 July 2008/
23 June 2008
Week 13/
Week 12/
Week 9
Khadilkar Parriwar Tiagra Khadilkar; Amruta Natu; Radnyi Khadilkar Maharashtra Eliminated 30 June 2008 Week 10
Chellam Parriwar Subhash Chellam; Lavanya Chellam; Abhilasha Chellam Maharashtra Eliminated 10 June 2008 Week 7
Trijayh Parriwar Trijayh De; Abhi Dutta; Swastika Maitra West Bengal Eliminated 3 June 2008 Week 6
Rathore Parriwar Mahipal Rathore; Pooja Rathore; Gopal Rathore Rajasthan Eliminated 20 May 2008 Week 5
Moyal Parriwar Harish Moyal; Mahesh Moyal; Premlata Moyal Madhya Pradesh Eliminated 13 May 2008 Week 3
Bhagwat Parriwar Madhav Bhagwat; Suchitra Bhagwat; Akshay Bhagwat Maharashtra Eliminated 6 May 2008 Week 2

References

  1. ^ "Sony to fill up 8 pm slot with 'Waar Parriwar'". Indiantelevision.com. 22 April 2008.

External links

  • Official Site on Sony TV India
  • Waar Parriwar on SET Asia
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