Orrisa government rewards India’s Got Talent winners

They are bonded labourers who are now in possession of Rs.5 million and a brand new luxury car (Maruti Ritz). A cash reward of Rs 10 million and 4 acres of land from the Orissa government just serves as the icing on the cake. This truly is a rags-to-riches story for Prince Group who won the inaugural India’s Got talent reality show. The tales of these 20 men makes us believe that miracles do happen. Speaking to a tabloid, Krisha Mohan Reddy, the group’s leader said, “We’ve heard that our government has announced a prize for us. We feel honoured and delighted that our efforts have paid off.” The group consists of 20 men who hail from the slums of Behrampur, Orissa. They work as labourers at a construction site. The group assembles together in the evening and practice till late night. Reddy also expressed a desire to carry forward his passion. The choreographer wants to build a dance academy in the land allotted to him and also aspires to perform internationally.