The finale of Super Dancer 5 concluded with high energy and emotion as Aadhyayasree Upadhyay and Sukriti Paul were announced joint winners of the dance reality show.
The evening saw the top six finalists — Apsara, Adhyashree, Sukriti, Aditi, Somansh, and Namish — deliver their final performances, marking the culmination of months of competition. Each contestant showcased their progress and creativity through acts that drew appreciation from both the judges and audience.
Aadhyayasree and Sukriti’s performance stood out for its energy and precision, earning them the winner’s trophy along with a cash prize of Rs 10 lakh each and special gifts from the show’s sponsors. The show’s official Instagram handle shared the news with the caption, “Our Divas won the show and our hearts!” Fans flooded the comments section with congratulatory messages for the duo.
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Following the announcement, Aadhyayasree’s choreographer, Pratiksha Sutar, shared an emotional post on social media, saying the win was the result of “all the hard work, prayers, and sleepless nights.” Sukriti, who hails from West Bengal, also thanked her mentors in a post, expressing gratitude to Anu ma’am and AJ sir for guiding her journey on the show.
The finale marked a celebratory close to a season that has highlighted young talent from across the country, with each participant earning widespread appreciation for their dedication and skill.
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