Big news for India's Got Talent fans, not Colors but now the show will come on this channel


Posted on 8th Jun 2021 05:45 pm by rohit kumar

The famous small screen show 'India's Got Talent is making a comeback once again, but this time the show will not be aired on Colors channel but another channel. Now Sony Entertainment Television has acquired the rights, i.e. this time viewers will be able to watch 'India's Got Talent on Sony TV.

 

This format, popularly known as 'India's Got Talent, is the Indian version of the international format named 'Got Talent', created and owned by Psycho and Fremantle. The format has been successfully adopted in over 70 countries since America's Got Talent aired in 2006. While an eminent panel of jury select thousands of candidates from across the country, the audience  the final winner.

 

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This format provides a platform for many people to showcase their talents, and opens up opportunities for them across the globe. A format that is successfully bringing out pure talent. A format to remind you that age is just a number. In a format where you can go solo or perform in a group, everyone is welcomed across all social strata and genders.

 

Commenting on the change, Ashish Golwalkar, Content Head, Sony Entertainment Television & Digital Business, said, “India's Got Talent as a format has immense potential. Sony Entertainment Television's strong presence in the non-fiction talent-based reality show formats gives us yet another great opportunity to connect with the audience. Having acquired the rights from Fremantle, we are gearing up for another exciting new season of India's Got Talent, and now we look forward to presenting the best of talent in our country.

 

Aradhana Bhola, MD, Fremantle, India said, "'Got Talent' holds the Guinness World Record for the Most Successful Reality Show Format. With its natural diversity and all-encompassing propensity, the show is a true and unique representation of the talent of the people of India. We hope that the upcoming season continues to entertain the audiences who have enjoyed it for years. Have given it so much love."

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