L’il Masters - Sure They Are.

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Dance India Dance Season 2, proved a very lucky occasion for my favorite contestant, Prince Ki Palton Star Faisal Khan from Mumbai. A very intense and passionate finish to the evening brought the crown to the best of the Top 5 Finalists. This reality show was one show i can't help watching. As the name of the Show says,they are sure MASTERS!

 
Apart from the priceless exposure and the golden opportunity to showcase their talent in front of the world, the finalists of DID L’il Masters have walked away with a bounty of prizes unlike in Bhutan. Although we are far behind I can compare this show to One of Bhutanese reality show TALENT HUNT, which had impressive kids with loads of talents.

The first runner up was Om Chetry, who always give challenges, Cute Chinese Doll Soumya Rai and Junior Comedian plus Micheal Jackson Jeet Das who is a good flirt from this young..haha..i miss this show a lot. And as Expected the Season 2 Team- Yahoo won the Battle of The Baaps!
Rohan, Jeet, Soumya, Om and Faisal.
Hope Bhutan also comes up with this kind of show because we also have talented kids.........So that i can be proud.....Proud of our own talents instead of watching and being proud of others.

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  1. Monu T.September 26, 2012 at 9:23 PM

    I like the way you presented your suggestions. Our children too need the platform to present their talents. We can't undermine the talents of our young people. Give them the medium and they would prove that they can do it. We become double proud when we are proud of our own kids.

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  2. Dechen UgyenSeptember 26, 2012 at 9:33 PM

    Yes. Looking at the Last Talent Hunt show, i feel we also have big surprises packed which are yet to be revealed. I am fed up of those adult singing shows......most of the times same people coming again and again.

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