During the live finale held at the YMCA Grounds in Chennai, Alka Ajith chose this classic as her final competitive piece.
Alka’s victory was a significant milestone, as she was the first contestant from Kerala to win the Tamil-language show, overcoming a massive pool of talent through both judge scores and overwhelming public votes.
: For her win, she was awarded a villa worth ₹25 lakhs. During the live finale held at the YMCA
The performance of by Alka Ajith during the 2010 grand finale of Airtel Super Singer Junior 2 remains one of the most iconic moments in Tamil reality television history . This rendition not only secured her the title but also cemented her reputation as a vocal powerhouse capable of tackling one of the most difficult compositions in Indian cinema. The Legend of "Singara Velane Deva"
Originally composed by for the 1962 film Konjum Salangai , "Singara Velane Deva" is famous for its intricate "jugalbandi" (musical duet) between the legendary playback singer S. Janaki and the Nadaswaram of Karukurichi Arunachalam . The song is known for its high-pitched nuances and the seamless blending of vocal and instrumental patterns, making it a "litmus test" for professional vocalists. Alka Ajith's Final Performance The performance of by Alka Ajith during the
: Her performance earned a standing ovation from the panel of legendary judges, including singers Mano , Chithra , and Malgudi Shubha . Impact and Victory
: Fans often search for "extra quality" or "full song" versions of this performance because the live orchestration—a 70-piece ensemble—added a depth rarely heard in television competitions. Janaki and the Nadaswaram of Karukurichi Arunachalam
: Observers noted that her singing was flawless, characterized by an incredible vocal range and control that left both judges and the massive audience in "raptures".
: Following the finale, she was immediately spotted by music director Srinivas , leading to her debut in the film The Train (2011).