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Meet the top 15 contestants of Indian Idol 2020

Indian Idol Season 2020 has shortlisted its top 15 after rounds of digital auditions. These contestants will now be fighting it out for the Indian Idol trophy in the coming weeks. Last year’s winner of Indian Idol, Sunny Hindustani was...
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Updated At : 12:25 PM Dec 15, 2020 IST
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Indian Idol Season 2020 has shortlisted its top 15 after rounds of digital auditions. These contestants will now be fighting it out for the Indian Idol trophy in the coming weeks. Last year’s winner of Indian Idol, Sunny Hindustani was from Bathinda. However, this year, there is no contestant from Punjab, who made it to the top 15.

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The names of 2020 top contestants are — Mohd Danish from Muzzafarnagar, Sireesha Bhagavatula from Visakhapatnam, Anjali Gaikwad and Sayli Kishor Kamble from Maharashtra, Samyak Prasana from Delhi, Vaishnav Girish from Kerala, Arunita Kanjilal and Anushka Banerjee from Kolkata, Nihal Tauro from Mangalore, Sahil Solanki from Hissar, Pawandeep Rajan from Uttarakhand, Sawai Bhatt from Rajasthan, Shanmukha Priya from Visakhapatnam, Nachiket Lele from Mumbai and Ashish Kulkarni from Pune.

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