A recap built from standout auditions, this episode of The Voice of Persia gathers the strongest moments from the season's second audition stage into a single highlight broadcast.
What is E09 Behtarin Ejrahaie Marhale Azmoon 2 about?
Titled around the best performances from the second audition stage, this ninth episode of the 2021 season functions as a highlight compilation rather than a fresh round of competition. Instead of new eliminations or advancements, it revisits performances already delivered earlier in the audition process, giving viewers who missed individual broadcasts a condensed look at the strongest singing from that stage. As with the rest of the series, there is no scripted plot to summarize; the episode is organized around performance clips and panel reaction rather than a storyline. It belongs to K-Time's Live Events and Music catalog, part of the full 2021 season of The Voice of Persia produced by MBC Persia for a Persian-speaking audience outside Iran.
About the cast
The panel featured across the audition stage includes Leila Forohar, Bijan Mortazavi, Sogand, and Kamiyar, all of whom are already established recording artists in their own right within Persian-language music. Their reactions to the auditions being revisited here are part of what a highlights episode like this preserves alongside the singing itself.
Context & significance
The Voice of Persia is the Persian-language edition of the internationally franchised Voice format, produced by MBC Persia and aimed at diaspora audiences who follow the season as a sequence of individually broadcast episodes. The season's audition stage — of which this is the second — precedes the live rounds and eventual Final, and highlight episodes such as this one are how the broadcast recaps that earlier stage. The episode airs in Persian with no dub or subtitle track attached.
Watching E09 Behtarin Ejrahaie Marhale Azmoon 2 on Ktime
This highlights episode streams on K-Time with a free account login, useful for viewers catching up on the audition stage before moving into the season's later live rounds. K-Time's Farsi-first interface supports exactly this kind of season-long Persian broadcast, so diaspora audiences can follow The Voice of Persia from the auditions through to the Final.