Jaipur-based Sparkle AI Technomedia presented the AI-assisted song “Mere Ranjhana” at a special programme that brought technology, music and human performance onto a shared creative platform. The presentation received an encouraging response from the guests and artists attending the event.
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AI-assisted song explores a new creative partnership
“Mere Ranjhana” was written, composed and produced by Prashant Chauhan. According to the organisers, artificial intelligence tools were used to develop the song, while human artists and the creative team contributed to its visual presentation.
The project was presented not as an attempt to replace artists with machines, but as an exploration of how technology can expand the possibilities available to writers, composers, performers and visual storytellers.
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Watch “Mere Ranjhana”, an AI-assisted musical presentation by Sparkle AI Technomedia.
Sunil SL Narnauliya calls for learning without carrying the past as a burden
Sunil SL Narnauliya attended the programme as the chief guest, while Dr Suresh Chand Sharma was present as the special guest. Addressing the artists and creative professionals, Narnauliya connected technological change with the larger human need to remain adaptable.
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“If we want to succeed, we must learn from the experiences of the past, but we should not carry them as a burden. Otherwise, they will obstruct our progress. Change is the law of nature, and we must respect it.”
— Sunil SL Narnauliya, Chief Guest
His remarks gave the event a wider perspective. The conversation was not limited to the use of AI in one song; it also addressed how creators can preserve the value of experience while remaining open to new tools, new methods and changing forms of expression.
Technology becomes meaningful when guided by human talent
The central argument emerging from the programme was simple but important: technology may help generate sound, imagery or production possibilities, but creative purpose still comes from people.
A song does not connect with audiences merely because advanced software has been used to create it. Its emotional value continues to depend upon the thought behind the words, the musical vision, the performers’ presence and the creative decisions that shape its final presentation.
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In that sense, “Mere Ranjhana” was presented as a collaborative experiment between emerging technology and human imagination rather than as a demonstration of technology working independently.
Artists and guests support Jaipur’s emerging creative talent
Tarun Pawar, Pushpendra and Monish also attended the programme. The presence of artists Yuvraj and Smita added a performance-oriented dimension to the gathering. Sparkle AI Technomedia head Shilpa Sharma and the song’s creator, Prashant Chauhan, were present throughout the presentation.
The guests appreciated the experiment and discussed the need to connect Jaipur’s local artists and creative professionals with new technology. Such access can help emerging talent experiment with music, filmmaking and digital storytelling without losing the cultural and emotional character of their work.
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Sparkle AI Technomedia looks towards a new form of storytelling
Sparkle AI Technomedia aims to bring together artificial intelligence, music, visual storytelling and digital media with human imagination and artistic talent.
“Mere Ranjhana” reflects that vision by using AI as a production tool while retaining human participation in the idea, performance and visual narrative. The project also raises a larger question for the creative industry: not whether AI will replace human creativity, but how responsibly and imaginatively creators will choose to use it.
