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Time of India
19 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Assam-based girl Binita Chetry creates history as second runner-up on Britain's Got Talent
In a pride moment for India and particularly for Assam, 9-year-old Karbi Anglong girl Binita Chetry has earned the second runner-up spot on the international platform of Britain's Got Talent (BGT). The adorable dancer's path from a small village in Assam to the finale of one of the largest reality shows in the world has won over hearts of people from continents. The grand finale, which took place on Saturday evening in London, was won by British illusionist Harry Moulding, who was followed by The Blackouts LED dance group in the runner-up position. However, it was Binita's emotional performances that left everyone emotionally moved, particularly Indian audiences. Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma praised Binita for her success through a moving post on X (formerly Twitter): Dancing her way to glory. Congratulations to our very own #BinitaChetry for bagging the 3rd position at #BGTFinal. Her dances have bewitched audiences from the Brahmaputra to the Thames and made us proud. Wishing her the best in all her future endeavors. Binita is believed to be the first Indian contestant to reach the final stage of Britain's Got Talent, making her achievement a historic milestone. Her family, overwhelmed with emotion, said her journey from Karbi Anglong to the BGT finale proves that talent knows no boundaries. Famous for her elegant but charged dance performances, Binita incorporated Indian classical themes into contemporary choreography, developing a distinctive signature style that stunned judges as well as international viewers. Her tale has struck a chord, not only as a victory in dance, but as a victory of grit and sheer talent. For aspiring kids around India, particularly those from rural and underrepresented areas, Binita Chetry is an inspiring example of what is possible with guts, hard work, and passion.
Indian Express
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Indian Express
9-year-old girl from Assam finishes as second runner-up on Britain's Got Talent
Nine-year-old Binita Chetry from Assam has secured the second runner-up position in the reality show Britain's Got Talent, capping a journey from a small village in the hill district of Karbi Anglong to one of the world's biggest platforms. Wishing the dancing protege, Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said she has done everyone proud with her achievement. 'Dancing her way to glory. Many congratulations to our very own #BinitaChetry on securing the 3rd spot at #BGTFinal,' he said in a post on X. 'Her performances have mesmerised audiences from the Brahmaputra to the Thames and made us all proud,' Sarma said, wishing her the best in future endeavours. Binita Chetry secured the second runner-up position in the reality show finale held on Saturday night, with her family claiming that she has been the first contestant from India to reach the last stage of the show. Dancing her way to glory 🎊 Many congratulations to our very own #BinitaChetry on securing the 3rd spot at #BGTFinal. Her performances have mesmerized audiences from the Brahmaputra to the Thames and made us all proud. I wish her all the best for her future endeavours ❤️ — Himanta Biswa Sarma (@himantabiswa) June 1, 2025 The competition was won by British magician Harry Moulding, while the second place went to LED dance group The Blackouts. Binita, in a video posted on BGT's official social media handles, thanked her supporters and social media followers, especially viewers from the United Kingdom, for voting and blessing her journey. She said the encouragement from India, Nepal, Bhutan and other Asian countries gave her the strength to move forward on the global stage. Expressing gratitude towards Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma, Binita Chetry said she wishes to meet him personally and thank him for his support and blessings.'I hope this message reaches him, and I get the opportunity to meet him,' she added. Binita also acknowledged the support received from Tuliram Ronghang, the Chief Executive Member of the Karbi Anglong Autonomous Council (KAAC), which provided Rs 5 lakh in financial assistance for her finale preparations, and from local MLA and deputy speaker of Assam Legislative Assembly Numal Momin. Hailing from Talbalijan village near Bokajan, Binita's father, Amar Chetry, runs a small broiler chicken farm while being actively involved in social and community affairs. Recognising his daughter's talent, he arranged for her dance training first in Guwahati and then in Jaipur, under the guidance of her aunt Amrita Devi and choreographer Hardik Rawat, Nanda Kirati Dewan, coordinator of the BGT Binita Chetry Support Group, said. Binita Chetry's intricate dance routines, which included physically demanding moves such as backflips, drew applause from judges and audience throughout her journey in Britain's Got Talent.
NDTV
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- NDTV
"Proud": Himanta Sarma As Assam Girl Gets 3rd Position In Britain's Got Talent
Assam's nine-year-old Binita Chetry has secured third place on Britain's Got Talent 2025. Her achievement drew heartfelt praise from Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma, who called it a moment of pride for the state. "Dancing her way to glory. Many congratulations to our very own Binita Chetry on securing the 3rd spot at the BGT Final," the Chief Minister wrote on X. "Her performances have mesmerised audiences from the Brahmaputra to the Thames and made us all proud. I wish her all the best for her future endeavours," he added. Dancing her way to glory ???? Many congratulations to our very own #BinitaChetry on securing the 3rd spot at #BGTFinal. Her performances have mesmerized audiences from the Brahmaputra to the Thames and made us all proud. I wish her all the best for her future endeavours ❤️ — Himanta Biswa Sarma (@himantabiswa) June 1, 2025 He also shared a video clip from the grand finale showing Ms Chetry standing alongside fellow finalists, magician Harry Moulding, the winner of the competition, and dance group 'The Blackouts', the runners-up. During the live telecast of the finals, Binita Chetry was announced as the second runner-up. Asked about her experience, the young star said, "I am very happy and proud of myself, and it's the best experience." The audience cheered loudly, and the nine-year-old expressed her gratitude with folded hands. Britain's Got Talent's official Instagram also celebrated her success, posting, "In third place is [Binita Chetry]... Congratulations on making it this far, you have been an absolute joy to watch on stage!" View this post on Instagram A post shared by Britain's Got Talent (@bgt) Binita Chetry set the BGT stage ablaze with her extraordinary dance skills, including backflips, handstands, and impressive flexibility. Judges and viewers alike were captivated by her energy and talent. During one of the episodes, judge David Williams asked Ms Chetry what inspired her to join the show. She replied, "This was my dream stage and I wanted to win it. I would like to buy a pink princess house with the prize money." Earlier in the season, CM Himanta Sarma shared one of her performances with the caption, "Little Binita Chetry makes the judges of @BGT go all 'Awww' as she presents a powerful performance and moves to the next round." He added, "My best wishes to the little one and hope she is able to buy a pink princess house." The young dancer's journey attracted praise not only from the Assam Chief Minister but also from renowned industrialist Anand Mahindra, who applauded her powerful performances on social media. Britain's Got Talent is a UK reality show where singers, dancers, magicians, and comedians compete for a cash prize and a spot at the Royal Variety Performance before the British Royal Family.
India.com
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- India.com
Meet Assam's 9-Year-Old Binita Chetry, Broiler Farmer's Daughter Who Bagged Third Place On Britain's Got Talent
New Delhi: Assam's Binita Chetry's big win in Britain's Got Talent 2025 has made Indians across the country proud and impressed Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma. The Chief Minister appreciated the nine-year-old for making India proud on the global stage. Sharing a video along with a congratulatory message for her historic achievement, Sarma wrote, 'Dancing her way to glory. Many congratulations to our very own Binita Chetry on securing the 3rd spot at the Britain's Got Talent final. Her performances have mesmerized audiences from the Brahmaputra to the Thames and made us all proud.' In the video, her name is announced as the second runner-up, and she shares her experience: 'I am very happy and proud of myself, and it's the best experience.' As the audience cheered and clapped for her, the nine-year-old expressed gratitude with folded hands. Dancing her way to glory Many congratulations to our very own #BinitaChetry on securing the 3rd spot at #BGTFinal. Her performances have mesmerized audiences from the Brahmaputra to the Thames and made us all proud. I wish her all the best for her future endeavours — Himanta Biswa Sarma (@himantabiswa) June 1, 2025 Who is Binita Chetry? Binita belongs to a small village called Talbalijan near Bokajan. Her energetic dance performances led her to become the first contestant from India to reach the finals of the prestigious competition. The British show was held on Saturday night, and the winner was announced as British magician Harry Moulding, while LED dance troupe The Blackouts bagged the runner-up position. During her audition, Binita revealed she dreams of winning the competition to buy a 'pink princess house.' The young dancer was supported by the Karbi Anglong Autonomous Council (KAAC), which provided her with ₹5 lakh in financial assistance for her finale preparations. She also received support from Tuliram Ronghang, Chief Executive Member of KAAC, and Numal Momin, Deputy Speaker of the Assam Legislative Assembly. Family Background Binita's father, Amar Chetry, is a broiler farm owner from Bokajan. Despite a modest upbringing, Binita's determination remained unfazed. An executive member and district vice president of the All Assam Gorkha Students' Union (AAGSU) arranged for the nine-year-old's dance training—first in Guwahati and later in Jaipur. Binita expressed gratitude to the Assam CM for his 'immense support.' She said, 'I want to personally meet our Chief Minister, Himanta Mama, in Guwahati and thank him for his immense support and blessings in my journey. I hope this message reaches him, and I get the opportunity to meet him.' Britain's Got Talent is a British talent show competition and part of the global Got Talent franchise created by Simon Cowell.
North Wales Chronicle
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- North Wales Chronicle
Britain's Got Talent final vote percentages revealed by ITV
The ITV talent show came to an end last night (May 31), with magician Harry Moulding crowned the winner. But just how did the public vote during the semi-finals and in the final itself? ITV has revealed all, unveiling just how comfortable Harry's big win was. Your votes have made Harry Moulding the WINNER of #BritainsGotTalent Series 18! But now it's time to find out how your votes stacked up across the Live Shows. Check out the voting percentages here: #BGT #BGTFinal The Blacouts, Olly Pearson, Jasmine Rice, Joseph Charm and Harry Moulding all made it through their respective semi-finals with a golden buzzer. Here is how the other finalists got to the final. A post shared by Britain's Got Talent (@bgt) Despite finishing second in the last semi-final, Han and Fran were chosen as the judges' wildcard act. Here is how the voting percentages were in the Britain's Got Talent final, in full: After his win, Harry fell to his knees in shock. Well Harry, you better believe it! You are the WINNER of #BGT Series 18!! HUGE congratulations, you've made it a truly magical experience for us all 🫶 #BGTFinal #BritainsGotTalent Speaking to Ant and Dec, he said: "I can't believe what is going on, thank you everyone so so much. "I genuinely feel like everyone has been behind me. This has been the most incredible journey. Harry, 24, earned himself £250,000 and will perform at the Royal Variety Performance in front of the royal family. This year's Royal Variety Performance will be held on Wednesday, November 19, at the Royal Albert Hall. The annual event raises money for the Royal Variety Charity, of which King Charles III is a life patron. According to the Royal Variety Charity, the performance is now watched by more than 152 million TV viewers worldwide. Recommended reading: It describes the Royal Variety Performance as "the most successful and longest-running entertainment show in the world". The evening's performance is presented live, and consists of family entertainment that includes comedy, music, dance, magic and more. The show is filmed and broadcast later, with a specific airing date on ITV yet to be confirmed.
