Judges in Airtel Super Singer contest

The intial rounds had several judges whose names are not mentioned in many articles. Here is an attempt to list all the judges who have been spotted during the various episodes. This list might be incomplete.

Chennai
- Gayathri Girish
- S P Shailaja,
- D Imman,
- Malathi

Coimbatore
- Malaysia Vasudevan,
- Mahathi

Madurai
- Prasanna
- Jency,
- Seerkazhi Siva Chidambaram,


3rd round, 4th round, Semi-finals
- Anuradha Sriram
- Srinivas
- Unni Krishnan

Group round
- Vani Jayaram

Emotive round
- Silambarasan

Celebrity round
- Tippu
- Harini
- Sriram Parthasarathy
- Pop Shalini

Finals
- Chitra
- Malaysia Vasudevan
- Ananthji

Nikhil is Airtel Super Singer -- newindpress.com

Here is an article from NewIndpress. The last sentence seems extremely derogatory. Is that sentence worthy of being in a news item article? If that is someone's personal opinion on the show it should have been stated clearly (maybe in a separate opinion column) rather than present this as a news item? Will NewIndPress clarify? Also, there is no mention of the author of this piece of information.

Nikhil is Airtel Super Singer

Saturday August 5 2006 10:29 IST


And the winner is Nikhil Mathew, the MBA student from Satyabhama College! The Airtel Super Singer finalist, who was crowned winner by SP Balasubramaniam, walked off with a Maruti Swift car, a trophy and the biggest prize of all - a chance to sing in a film in which Harris Jayaraj is music director.

Anitha, one of the other finalists, was voted the viewer’s choice and took home a laptop. Conducted by Vijay TV, the Airtel Super Singer contest, which begun in April this year, toured many cities.

The initial ground auditions were scrutinised by an eminent panel of judges including Malaysia Vasudevan, SP Sailaja, Jensi, Seerkazhi Siva Chidambaram, D Imman, Malathi and Mahathi.

Subsequently, the contest moved into high gear and Anuradha Sriram, Srinivas and Unni Krishnan tracked the performance of the candidates. One of the highlights of the contest was the SMS round, where friends, family, neighbours and probably even their dogs, voted in favour of their favourite candidate.