Vishwaja Jadhav Biography
Vishwaja Jadhav is a professional Indian child singer.
She is famous for participating in Star Plus singing reality show Taare Zameen Par, judged by Shankar Mahadevan, Jonita Gandhi, and Tony Kakkar.
She also participated in the singing show Rising Star 3, Superstar Singer 2, and Sur Nava Dhyas Nava.
Vishwaja Jadhav Education
| School | Muljibhai Mehta International School, Virar |
| College | Pursuing Schooling |
| Educational Qualification | Pursuing Studies |
| Debut | Television:- Rising Star 3 (2019; Hindi)  Television:- Sur Nava Dhyas Nava (Marathi) |
| Awards | Not Available |
Vishwaja Jadhav Career
She was born on 8th October 2009 in a middle-class family in Virar, a suburban city in Mumbai, Maharashtra.
Her father is Vijay Jadhav and her mother is Netra Jadhav. She is studying at Muljibhai Mehta International School in Virar, Maharashtra.
Her parents are musicians. She is blessed to have a supporting father who is always behind her and pushes her to promote her talent.
She started her professional music career through the Marathi singing reality show Sur Nava Dhyas Nava, which aired on Colors Marathi in the year 2017.
Later she become one of the top 15 contestants of the Hindi singing show Rising Star 3 judged by Shankar Mahadevan and Diljit Dosanjh but was unfortunately eliminated in Episode 15.
Later, she was seen as a contestant in Star Plus’ Taare Zameen Par and Sony’s Superstar Singer 2.
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Some Unknown Facts About Vishwaja Jadhav
- She was born in Virar, Maharashtra, India.
- This 13-year-old Marathi girl, with her melodious voice and songs, has achieved name and fame in B-town.
- She is also active in social media and posts her singing videos from time to time on Facebook and Instagram.
- In the year 2020, she participated in Star Plus singing show Taare Zameen Par, judged by Shankar Mahadevan, Jonita Gandhi, and Tony Kakkar. She is one of those 20 contestants of Taare Zameen Par, who have been selected to present, polish, and promote their singing talent at a national level.
