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Hyderabad Got Talent takes off
Hyderabad Got Talent is likely to set the ball rolling in several disciplines, including dance, singing and arts in various forms. A portal that celebrates life, it was launched in the city on Thursday by chief national badminton coach Pullela Gopichand. Â
Hyderabad Got Talent is likely to set the ball rolling in several disciplines, including dance, singing and arts in various forms. A portal that celebrates life, it was launched in the city on Thursday by chief national badminton coach Pullela Gopichand.
In a befitting function marking the occasion, the famed coach was felicitated by renowned aerobic trainer Dinaz Vervetwala and dance master Satya.
This will be part of the 10-day extravaganza that takes off on October 1, which will also feature Pearl City Expo exhibiting food stalls, fun zones and dance arena besides the wholesome family entertainer Hyderabad Dandiya Fest.
According to Paramjeet Singh from Nuke Radio, the co-organiser "the event is a brain-child of Nuke Events co-promoter Chandra Muthineni.
Miss Twin City-2016 Simrath Juneja and Sujatha Burla from Shraddha Foundation were also present at the announcement of the initiative.
