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Divyansh and Manuraj crowned winners of 'India's Got Talent' Season 9

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Updated At : 02:06 PM Apr 19, 2022 IST

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Season 9 of Sony Entertainment Television’s talent-based reality show India’s Got Talent has finally come to an end. Beatboxing and flautist duo—Divyansh and Manuraj —from Jaipur and Bharatpur, respectively, have been declared the winners. The grand finale took place with this season’s judges, Shilpa Shetty, Kirron Kher, Badshah and Manoj Muntashir, enjoying the performances one last time, celebrating the talent wholeheartedly and performing themselves on the stage as well. Comedienne Sugandha Mishra joined the dapper host Arjun Bijlani to raise the entertainment quotient ten-fold!

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Divyansh & Manuraj were awarded a cheque of Rs 20-lakh and a car. Divyansh and Manuraj were known for their amazing jugalbandi on the show. Their performances ensured they received the maximum number of the coveted ‘golden buzzer’ from the judges and the celebrity guests as well. 

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