The inaugural day of SwaraZankar featured a fascinating sitar efficiency by Shakir Khan and soul-stirring tunes from Manjusha Patil, Anand Bhate, and Shounak Abhisheki, setting the stage for the next days. On the second day, the viewers was handled to intricate melodies by Sanjeev Abhyankar and a mesmerizing sitar efficiency by Purbayan Chatterjee. However, the spotlight was the duet between Mame Khan and Purbayan Chatterjee, seamlessly mixing Indian classical and people music, leaving the viewers spellbound. The third day was full of the enchanting ghazals and lightweight music by Suresh Wadkar, complemented by the soulful resonance of Vishwa Mohan Bhatt’s mohan veena and the enthralling vocals of Saniya Patankar.The competition’s grand finale featured a violin duet by Tejas and Rajas Upadhye and a fascinating flute efficiency by Rakesh Chaurasia. Closing with classical and natyasangeet renditions by Rahul Deshpande, the occasion reached its pinnacle with a mesmerizing collaboration between Rahul and Rakesh on the flute