Who’s Next Punjabi Star?

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Updated At : 02:45 PM Nov 24, 2021 IST

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The short video app Moj is heading to the heartland of talent, Punjab, with Next Punjabi Star. In a promise to support its creators across the country, the online short video app aims to recognise local talent who dream of using their voices and creativity to build an exciting career as an online influencer.

A virtual audition that kick-started on November 22, will be up till December 24.

It will be judged by the Punjabi sensation, playback singer and songwriter Akhil and hosted by the vivacious Priyanka Tyagi. Akhil said, “I am ecstatic to be a part of Next Punjabi Star talent hunt. Such initiatives encourage creativity and put the spot light on exceptional talent from the heartland of our country. It will be an honour to witness and judge these incredibly talented and enigmatic content creators. I look forward to being a part of this exciting journey.”

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