India’s Got Talent Finalist Quotes and Profiles.
As India’s Got Talent finals draws near, the competition is heating up as they prepare for the finals which will be aired on Saturday, 27th June at 9pm on COLORS.
With only moments to go, the atmosphere seems to be intense that you could cut the tension with a knife. The finalists share what is going through their minds right now as India’s Got Talent draws to a close, reminiscing about their journey and which competitor is tough to beat.
Quotes from India’s Got Talent finalists and Pointers.
Yogeshwari Mistry from Maharashtra (Gymnast – Aerial act):
Hailing from Dhulia, Maharashtra, this ever-smiling 19 year-old, puts up quite a show everytime she prances gracefully across the stage.
With confident and swanlike aesthetic movements, Yogeshwari has impressed the jury with her zest for her talent.
Winner of Yoga World Championship 2013 held in Paris, Yogeshwari, a yoga practitioner since a young age, has also won Asian Yoga Championship 2013 (held in Malaysia).
A joy to watch, Yogeshwari has always received a standing ovation from the audience and the jury whenever she has performed on the India’s Got Talent dais.
How has the journey been so far?
“Compared to the many championships I have participated in, India’s Got Talent has been a completely new experience for me since the range of talent goes beyond gymnastics. Reaching to the Grand Finale amongst all these great acts has been amazing and special for me to get this chance”
Who do you think is your toughest competition among the finalists?
“I think the Beat Breakers will be a tough competitor”
In your opinion, among the judges which of them do you think is in your favor and which one is not/difficult to please?
“I don’t think any of them is difficult to please, they have all been very helpful after my performances”
Beat Breakers (Dance Group):
A journey which moved the audience and the jury to tears in the fifth edition of India’s Got Talent, is back to complete its course on India’s Got Talent!
Their overwhelming performance every time made them one of the obvious choices for the winner positions. However, Beat Breakers lost out to Ragini Makkhar’s aesthetic Kathak dance moves in the previous season of the show.
The sixth season brought a fresh ‘challenger’ angle to the dais of India’s Got Talent, giving this group a much-deserved second chance
An emotional and passionate group of children, have faced the adversities of life and has moved the audience last year with their story
Will their passion be enough to move the audience this year too?
How has the journey been so far?
“The experience has been very good and very remarkable. I think it’s been a memorable experience throughout”
Who do you think is your toughest competition among the finalists?
“I think all of them are very strong competitors”
In your opinion, among the judges which of them do you think is in your favor and which one is not/difficult to please?
“I think Kirron Kher is one of our strongest supporters, as for the who isn’t I choose not to comment”
XIX Dance Group from Thane (Dance group):
A bundle of energy, the jury knew this group had every ounce of potential right since the group performed their first audition. It’s not so easy to win their vote of Golden Buzzer otherwise!
Hailing from Thane, this group of children has always had an edge over the others with their never seen before antics and well-orchestrated stunts.
Showing variety in every performance, XIX Dance Group has brought to the stage of India’s Got Talent an indescribable dynamism from outer space!
Karan Johar, who aptly named the gang ‘Bachon Ka No. 1 Gang’ certainly knew what he was talking about!
How has the journey been so far?
“We formed X1X Junior Group specially to compete for India’s Got Talent. We are a mixture of middle class and upper class dancers who have worked incredibly hard to reach to this moment. We have rehearsed in Thane in whichever places we could, from gardens to any open space. Wherever we found a place, we practiced. Winning the Golden buzzer was amazing, after it we felt we should work even harder towards the finals. In the past five seasons on India’s Got Talent dance groups have won and we hope to join that list that this year”
Who do you think is your toughest competition among the finalists?
“Each and every one of the finalists are extremely talented. We are our own toughest competitors every single time we perform”
In your opinion, among the judges which of them do you think is in your favor and which one is not/difficult to please?
“All three of the judges are our favorites”
Harmanpreet Kaur and Parry G from Punjab and J&K respectively (Singing – fusion of Bollywood and rap):
A match made on India’s Got Talent, the pair of Harmanpreet and Parry G is the own personal successful project taken up by the jury
Having fused the melodious voice of Harmanpreet with Parry G’s intense rapping, the jury pats themselves on the back every time this duo takes to the stage.
An audience favourite too, Karan Johar has named the couple ‘Rab Ne Bana Di Musical Jodi’.
Redefining music, when these two join forces, it creates magic unknown to the ear!
How has the journey been so far?
Parry G-“Coming from Jammu Kashmir to India’s Got Talent has been very memorable. It’s been a lifetime experience and I feel very special to be a part of the finalists”
Harmanpreet-“It’s been good, I am very happy with the journey so far and look forward to the future.”
Who do you think is your toughest competition among the finalists?
Parry G- “I think Beat Breakers is tough to beat”
Harmanpreet-“It’s hard to say but Beat Breakers are definitely very good”
In your opinion, among the judges which of them do you think is in your favor and which one is not/difficult to please?
Parry G- “All three of the judges have been giving us great feedback. On our last performance, we even received a standing ovation”
Harmanpreet-“Kirron Kher has always been a favorite. I think the audience is difficult to impress”
Manik Paul from Arunachal Pradesh (Aerial act):
Sometimes, it is good to be the mama’s boy and Manik Paul is the perfect example!
With the aim of building a house for his single mother, Manik has dedicated his gymnastic passion to his mother.
A natural audience stunner, Manik Paul has received accolades from not only the jury but also his idol Remo D’souza.
When Remo visited the sets of India’s Got Talent, Manik got emotional when an impressed Remo walked up to the stage to congratulate him on his performance. Revealing that Remo has been his forever idol and he has attempted to meet Remo before (but to no avail), Remo promised that Manik will see a bright future and took responsibility for this.
India’s Got Talent, a stage where dreams turn true, Manik’s dream has already turned true even as he journeys towards the beginning of yet another success
How has the journey been so far?
“On India’s Got Talent, I have got the chance to learn so many new things. I feel like I can learn anything after my experience on India’s Got Talent. My thinking has truly been broadened, I now have bigger dreams and like Varun Dhawan himself said on the show I believe I can represent India on a national level or higher”.
Who do you think is your toughest competition among the finalists?
“Solo performances don’t get as much attention as dance groups. I think X1X groups are tough to beat”
In your opinion, among the judges which of them do you think is in your favor and which one is not/difficult to please?
“I think all the three judges are very nice and encouraging. They are all frank and direct in their comments and give constructive criticism”
Prahlad Acharya from Bangalore (Hand-shadow artiste):
A unique and certainly attention-grabbing talent, Prahlad Acharya has received accolades for having tugged at the heartstrings of India with his magic
A true blue synonym for the Hindi phrase, ‘Inke haathon mein jaadoo hai!, Prahlad Acharya has stumped all by recreating historic figures and freedom fighters.
Using the combined magic of the ever-available light and his hands, Prahlad Acharya also recently moved the nation to tears by depicting a mother-child’s relationship in the most artistic way possible
A respectful man full of magic up his sleeve, Prahlad Acharya has created conversations across the country!
How has the journey been so far?
“It has been very nice, I have fulfilled my dream and now indifferent to if I win or not. My intention is already fulfilled and I am happy”
Who do you think is your toughest competition among the finalists?
“I think I am my own toughest competitor”
In your opinion, among the judges which of them do you think is in your favor and which one is not/difficult to please?
“I have never thought about the judges as favorable or unfavorable to me. I have never had that situation especially after my acts.”
