The grand finale sees young talents showcase themed skits that win the judges’ appreciation. Sushin is crowned the title winner, while Parvana takes the spot of the first runner‑up.
Shilpa, the female antagonist of 'Snehapoorvam Shyama', performs in a skit. The judges praise a team for portraying domestic violence and the courage of a victim who stands up for herself.
The main cast of 'Snehapoorvam Shyama' visits the show and extends their support to the children. Haritha joins a team in their fantasy skit and earns warm appreciation from the judges.
The young participants perform humourous skits along with fantasy‑based acts. The judges commend their evident growth, highlighting how confidently they execute each act.
The young talents perform skits based on fantasy and comedy. The judges applaud how each participant has grown since the beginning, especially as they race toward the finale.
Mentored and judged by celebrities, Drama Juniors celebrates young talent as children aged 4-14 perform fun and emotional skits, competing for the title and Kerala’s love.
The kids showcase skits across comedy, fantasy and social awareness themes. The judges applaud a heartfelt performance where a separated couple reunites for their daughter’s happiness.
The young participants perform two skits, including a spoof of My Dear Kuttichathan. They also present a breezy, fun‑packed skit that draws smiles all around.
The young participants perform skits rooted in fantasy and comedy. Judges applaud one team for effectively delivering a strong and meaningful social awareness message.
The young teams perform multiple skits themed around Vishu. They also entertain everyone with a hilarious act about an alien who arrives on Earth and decides to stay back.
Team Prakambanam extends support to the young participants, followed by Mallika Sukumaran presenting 'Vishukaineettam'. One team performs a Vishu skit, while another presents a spoof of 'Prakambanam'.
Team Mohiniyattam takes the stage to speak about their next project and encourage the young performers. A team portrays Christ’s suffering before crucifixion, ending with the joy of His resurrection.
The young participants perform skits alongside the stars of the fiction show Durga. One team subtly addresses dowry harassment, earning applause for presenting the sensitive issue with a hopeful end.
The young participants perform skits across multiple themes. The judges and Team Kasargod Embassy praise a team where boys dressed as women present a powerful, female‑centric skit.
The young talents perform skits reflecting the current pre‑election scenario in the state. The judges applaud all teams for capturing multiple facets of an election campaign.
Subir performs in a comedy skit highlighting blind faith in human gods. The judges praise a touching team act that portrays a brother’s support during his sister’s first period.
Haritha and Subir, the lead stars from Chembarathy, grace the stage, extending support to the young contestants. While Haritha acts in a skit, the second team highlights the West Asian war crisis.
Vedika from Drama Juniors Season 1 steps onto the stage to cheer and extend her support to the participants. The teams entertain with skits that range from comedy to festive flavours.
The young participants perform skits exploring different themes. The judges applaud a political spoof and praise the team for their perfect coordination.
The judges unanimously praise several standout skits and honour them as Golden Performances. The participants light up with excitement as their hard work is recognised.
The young performers present skits ranging from movie spoofs to laughter‑packed acts. One standout piece boldly highlights a socially relevant theme, moving both the judges and the audience.
The young participants present hilarious, fun‑filled skits along with a few thought‑provoking acts, keeping both the judges and the audience thoroughly entertained.
The young teams present skits on socially relevant themes along with a few light‑hearted ones. The judges especially appreciate the effort behind the impactful, issue‑based performances.
The young teams present skits ranging from current‑issue themes to light comedy. Their timing and flawless execution win loud applause from both the judges and the audience alike.
The young teams deliver power-packed performances, thrilling the audience. Some skits stay light and fun, while others leave a deep, lasting impact on both the judges and audience.
