Singing competitions built around blind auditions all follow a familiar rhythm, and this episode of The Voice of Persia sits squarely inside that stage of the format, centered on the auditionees who don't make it through.
What is E07 Ghabool Nashodeha dar Marhaleie Azmoon about?
As the episode title indicates, this installment gathers hopefuls who reached the audition round but didn't advance, a segment every season of a coach-based singing competition eventually has to include alongside its success stories. The show follows the same structure as its international counterparts: contestants perform in front of a panel, and coaches decide whether a voice earns a place in the competition proper. Leila Forohar, Bijan Mortazavi, Sogand and Kamiyar sit on that panel, bringing decades of combined experience across Persian pop and classical performance to the judgments this format depends on. Produced by MBC Persia and broadcast to Persian-speaking audiences well beyond Iran's borders, The Voice of Persia has built its identity around exactly this kind of unscripted, high-stakes performance television, and an episode centered on rejected auditions is where the format's judging standards are most visible.
About the cast
Leila Forohar and Bijan Mortazavi bring long careers in Persian music to the judging panel, alongside Sogand and Kamiyar. Their role here isn't acting but assessment; each episode depends on their judgment of the contestants who take the stage, which is what gives a segment built around auditions that didn't succeed its stakes.
Context & significance
The Voice of Persia adapts a singing-competition format recognizable across dozens of countries into a Persian-language production aimed at a diaspora audience, produced through MBC Persia rather than an Iran-based broadcaster. That production base, outside Iran, has let the show draw performers and coaches from across the wider Persian-speaking world. An episode centered on rejected auditionees is a standard beat in this kind of series, appearing in nearly every national version of the format, and it's where a panel's stated standards get tested against contestants who came close but didn't clear them.
Watching E07 Ghabool Nashodeha dar Marhaleie Azmoon on Ktime
This episode streams on K-Time with a free account login, no subscription trial or separate purchase involved. K-Time's Farsi-first interface is built for exactly this kind of Persian-language broadcast programming, making it straightforward for diaspora viewers to find a full season of The Voice of Persia alongside the platform's wider live-event and music catalogue.