Meet Rajsmita Das, 8-Year-Old Tripura Girl Who wins prestigious music reality show in Kolkata, touching hearts with her tribute song and outstanding vocals.
In a moment of pride for the entire state of Tripura, 8-year-old Rajsmita Das, a native of Sekerkote village in West Tripura, has emerged victorious in the popular reality TV show “Akaash Superstar”, aired on Kolkata-based channel Akash 8. Outshining competitors twice her age, Rajsmita not only clinched the winner’s trophy but also etched her name into the hearts of millions across the region and beyond.
Born to Rajib Das and Debasmita Dutta, Rajsmita has displayed exceptional singing talent from an early age. Her journey on the show, which showcases promising musical talents from across Eastern India, has been nothing short of inspirational. Despite her young age, she competed against seasoned and much older participants, standing shoulder to shoulder with them through each round with confidence, grace, and immense vocal skill.
The Rise of a Star

What made Rajsmita’s victory all the more special was her performance in the grand finale. For her final act, she chose a deeply emotional and technically challenging song—selected as a tribute to her mother’s childhood music teacher, Mitali Ghosh. Rajsmita’s heartfelt rendition of the song stunned both the audience and the judges alike. One of the panelists was so moved by her performance that they stood up to give her a standing ovation and declared, “It feels as though this song was made just for you. Your voice transcends marks. You’ve made the song your own.”
The performance didn’t just earn her applause; it became a defining moment of the finale. The judges unanimously praised her tone, maturity, and emotional expression, something rarely seen in performers of her age. Viewers across Bengal and Tripura voted in large numbers, securing her position as the winner of the season.
Rooted in Her Culture and Family Support
Rajsmita’s family, originally from Tripura, has always taken immense pride in their cultural roots. Her parents believe that the values and traditions she was raised with have played a significant role in shaping her discipline and commitment. Her mother, Debasmita Dutta, who is herself musically inclined, shared that Rajsmita has been humming tunes and showing an interest in classical music since she was a toddler.
“We are overjoyed, but more than anything, we feel proud that our daughter has represented Tripura and made the state shine on such a big platform,” said Debasmita. “This victory is not just ours—it belongs to every Tripura resident who prayed for her, supported her, and blessed her throughout this journey.”
The family also extended heartfelt thanks to the media, friends, extended family, and well-wishers who stood by them. “Without your support and blessings, this win wouldn’t have been possible. We hope Rajsmita continues to receive your love and keeps making Tripura proud,” said her father, Rajib Das.
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The Journey Ahead
As she returns to Tripura with the winner’s trophy, Rajsmita’s story is already inspiring countless other young talents across the state. Social media has been flooded with messages of congratulations, and local cultural groups are reportedly planning to felicitate her for this outstanding achievement.
Educationalists and music teachers in Agartala have also praised her win, saying that young talents like Rajsmita need continued support and formal training to flourish at national and international levels. Some have even suggested that the state government should consider honoring her formally and exploring ways to nurture more budding artists from rural and semi-urban areas.
Rajsmita, meanwhile, remains humble and focused. “I want to learn more, sing better, and make my state even more proud,” she said in a brief interview after her win.
A Beacon of Hope
In a time when young talents often go unnoticed in the hustle of city life, Rajsmita Das’s win is a shining reminder that passion, perseverance, and the right support can take you from a small village in Tripura to the limelight of a metropolitan stage. Her success marks a new chapter not just for her, but for the cultural identity of Tripura, proving once again that talent knows no boundaries.