Shweta Pandit - Television

Television

She participated as a child on the popular Indian TV music show Sa Re Ga Ma Pa in 1996 with singer "Sonu Nigam" as the host.

Her first Reality Television Show as a playback singer in 2008 – "Mission Ustaad" on Channel 9x, was a show Produced by the United Nations and Judged by Oscar Winner and Music Maestro A. R. Rahman and noted Lyric and Film Writer Javed Akhtar. The show was one of the biggest television series presented by the United Nations and had accomplished singers from Bollywood performing together for various causes for the United Nations.

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