[birds cawing]
'If the talent can't reach us'
'we will go to the talent ourselves.'
'Will he walk on this?'
[birds cawing]
'Oh my God! This is very dangerous.'
[judges gasping loudly]
Hello, sir! Hello!
How are you, Akshay?
Hello, I am doing well.
Hello, Akshay.
Hello. I am in the mountains right now. This is my home.
I am near the valley.
I need beautiful locations to perform my act.
Which valley are you in?
I am in Maharashtra near Ekole Valley.
It is near Lonavala.
It is called Ekole Valley. I am right there.
[birds cawing]
What are you going to do, Akshay?
I am about to perform high lining.
There is a one-inch line. We call it webbing.
I will be at the top of the valley.
I will walk from one anchor to another.
- It is one inch wide. - Yes.
His name matches his actions. Just like Akshay Kumar.
- Khiladi No. 1. - Khiladi No. 1.
How high will the anchors be tied?
Right.
500 feet.
500 feet in depth.
[tense music playing]
500 feet?
I get sick on a thick carpet.
I have a phobia of heights.
Should I make you sit on a flying carpet?
Oh my God!
You will perform the act with a harness, of course.
Yes, with a harness on.
Please take all the precautions.
People are watching you from their home. Please be careful.
Don't try this at home.
Anyway...
How can we try at home?
Yes, there is no way.
- That's what I wanted to say. - All the best, Akshay.
[birds cawing]
'A storm resides within my every breath.'
'Eyes as watchful as a hawk's guard.'
'He is unstoppable.'
'When he rises, like the morning dawn.'
[Malaika squeaking]
Oh my God! What is this?
[suspenseful music playing]
This is impossible!
[tense music playing]
[devotional song playing]
It's impossible!
Ahh!
Oh!
Oh, my God!
I said it's impossible. It's not possible.
[intense music]
[wind blowing]
He's back.
[inspirational music]
[inspirational music continues]
- Whoa, man! - Wow!
Oh, man! It's so dangerous!
Oh, my God!
I mean, look at everyone's face.
I mean, everybody just froze. Look at everyone's face.
- When he fell, - The first time...
When he fell, I thought the guy was gone.
'Ahh!'
I was completely stunned.
Oh, that was scary! That was very scary.
It is bravery to be able to stand so high and look down.
- It's impossible, man. - And he's walking.
- And he is looking down. - He's managing it with his toes.
- He was walking, holding it. - And he got back up.
Come on, let's ask Mr Akshay himself
how he is able to do this.
- I'm in shock. - Let's connect with Mr Akshay.
[audience applauding]
- That was amazing. - Hats off!
We salute you.
Awesome! I mean, I still have goosebumps.
Boss, tell me one thing. When you started this,
did you never feel scared?
What do you get from this?
I mean, there has to be something, some satisfaction,
some gratification that you derive from this.
There is a lot of adventurous rush,
which we call a kick.
So I get that kick by doing this.
But I thought you would balance yourself
with the help of a long stick.
But you have gone up just like that.
[upbeat music]
It's against physics, against gravity,
that you can stay up like this. How did you think you could do this?
It's crazy!
There is a little force on the body. I feel the force of gravity.
But I balance with my hands and try to stay put.
If I had to name this course, I would name it,
'Crucify yourself. God bless you.'
[audience laughing]
- From our side... - Unanimously,
- it's a yes! - It's a yes!
- Yes! - Yay!
Thank you so much, Mr Akshay. God bless you.
May God protect you, and may you continue
to perform such heart-stopping stunts.
Thank you so much!
[audience applauding]
This was darn scary, man!
I've seen a lot of stunts on IGT, but this...
Have you ever had such an adventure in your life?
Yeah, he has got married.
Have you ever tried any thrill?
I was sitting with a fighter pilot
in a World War II plane at one show.
His plan was to scare me so much
that I would abort it.
And then he tries his best and starts doing this and that,
and then he probably stops the plane from above,
- and then the plane drops like this. - Free fall. Oh, my God!
It was so scary! It was really scary!
Like hell?
Like anything.
If the sky bursts, how far will the tailor be able to sew?
[everyone laughing]
- Mr Sidhu! - Yes?
May I make a request?
I say, give me an order.
Consider me Malaika Arora.
- Huh? - And recite a couplet for me, please.
I mean, what do you want?
I'll tell you. Just recite a couplet.
- I'm telling you... - Come on, go ahead.
You'll have fun.
[bollywood number playing]
'I went to the garden and saw every flower.'
Wow!
- Wow! - Wow!
Go on.
[laughing]
None of the flowers in the garden have your form or colour.
- Oh-ho. - Wow, amazing.
[song playing]
I'm writing this down.
Sir, you're ready. Because the person who is coming next
will have you saying poem after poem for her.
So many poems that the poem at the bottom will be squashed.
Boss!
Boss, I've recited
so many poems
that there are no more poems left.
[laughing]
But she's so beautiful
that I'm sure you'll blurt this as soon as you see her.
Red flower, blue flower, Haarsh's girlfriend is beautiful.
- Wow. - Red flower, blue flower,
Haarsh's girlfriend...
- Is beautiful. - Is beautiful.
Full fool.
'Shantai Old Age Home'
My name is Shakuntala Timbe.
I'm from Shantai Vrudhashram in Belagavi, Karnataka.
So what if I don't have a family?
- See, I have such a big family now. - Yes. - Yes.
- How sweet. - We dance
and we make reels here.
We draw 'rangoli' and have a lot of fun.
[song playing]
We have a wonderful routine.
We are going to prepare
for another fun-filled item.
[song playing]
Take this spray. Use it when your back hurts.
Come, let's meet on India's Got Talent stage.
- Bye-bye. - All the best.
[cheering and applauding]
How nice.
Please come.
- How are you? - We are good.
Please come.
Aah!
Please come. A warm welcome to all of you here.
Oh, my God. So lovely.
- Please... - Oh, wow.
Whoo!
Mr Sidhu, Ms Malaika and Mr Shaan. Greetings to all of you.
- Greetings. - Greetings.
You're so cute. There is a new energy here after all of you came.
What is your age?
We are aged between 69
- and 79. - Oh!
But do we look that old?
- Not at all. - No way. - No, no...
Not at all.
We are just 18 years old.
[laughing]
We saw you were keeping cucumber slices on your eyes and applying
- Mask. Face mask. - a mask on your face.
I think you might turn 16.
[laughing]
Please tell me what you are
going to perform here.
We have come to dance here.
- Dance... - Wow! Dance.
And we have especially come to meet Mr Sidhu.
- Oh, wow. - Sherry.
Your sherry, sherry ladies are also here.
We are crazy about him.
[singing]
[cheering]
[cheering and applauding]
I am also crazy about you.
We have a new name for your group.
'Belgaum Beauties.'
- Thank you. - Thank you.
Whoa!
Thank you.
Belgaum Beauties, all the best.
- This is so cute. - So pretty.
- Love the sarees. - Whatever they do
- doesn't matter. - Yes, that's...
- As far as I'm concerned, it's just the will. - Yes, they're in.
They are just that way. It is...
- The will. - Age is no bar.
- It's just the will to live and enjoy. - Yeah!
- That's all. - That's all that matters.
- Whoo-hoo. - Wow.
[retro music playing]
[song playing]
'Hey, Haarsh! This was a song from our times.'
'And now...'
[cheering]
Whoa!
[cheering]
[peppy music playing]
- Oh, the dab. - Oh, my God.
Oh-ho.
Oh, wow.
[music playing]
That's amazing.
That was great. You danced so well.
- Whoa. - Oh, my God.
They've set the stage on fire.
- Look there... - Once more! Once more!
That's great, grandma. We had so much fun.
You were amazing.
Today, you showed
that there is no age limit for talent. It's all about passion.
[cheering]
And I'm telling the truth.
I've fallen
- in love with you. - Aww...
And not just me, look at the audience.
Everyone is in love with you.
[cheering]
Over and out.
Hello Ms Malaika. We've brought something for you.
- Ms Malaika, there is something for you. - Oh!
Oh, what have you brought?
I'll bring it for you.
Oh, wow.
I want to see it from close by.
A saree from Belgaum.
Will you wear a saree?
Will you drape it for me? Then, let's go and drape it.
[cheering]
Give me some time. Ladies...
- Come, ladies. - Go on, ladies.
And gents, turn to that side.
Get lost. Asking us to turn to that side.
[laughing]
Another beauty is going to join The Belgaum Beauties.
[cheering]
She's already so beautiful. Will you make her even more beautiful
and make us unconscious with her looks?
- Exquisite beauty, astonishing youth. - Oh-ho.
- He's also turned into a poet. - Yes.
- That's great, Mr Shaan. - Yes. Oh-ho!
[cheering]
Whoa!
- Mr Sidhu. - Mr Sidhu... - Everything is over.
- We've got our money's worth. - Do you want Mr Sidhu to come up?
I'm coming.
Whoa.
[song playing]
Oh-ho.
[song playing]
Wow, Mr Sidhu.
- Loud applause. - Loud applause.
- One, two, three. Ha... - Ha... - Ha...
[cheering]
That's amazing.
Thank you, guys. Thank you so much.
It was fantastic.
Who is next? Who is coming up?
Wow!
He's come with a pellet drum.
Hello. Greetings.
Greetings, sir. Greetings, ma'am.
- What is your name? - My name is Rashid Khan.
- Where are you from? - I'm from Jaipur.
Ma'am, I am a street performer.
I perform magic shows.
[pellet drum playing]
Was anyone from your previous generation doing this job?
Yes, sir. This has been there for the last 400-500 years.
[song playing]
More than 13 generations in my family have been doing this.
We performed even when there was the King's rule.
We were there during the British rule and during Independence.
Then, after my grandfather and father,
I'm standing here before you.
[song playing]
- I really liked - Amazing.
what you said just now.
Because you have kept your legacy alive.
- Yes, sir. - Because no job is small.
And you have reinvented yourself, too.
- Yes. - New version. 2.0.
Absolutely correct.
- There is a reason for this also. - Okay.
Because in our community of street performers, no one is educated.
- Okay. - I'm the first one.
I'm a BSc Nursing student.
- Wow. - Wonderful.
[song playing]
Rashid, you're already a winner.
You've already won.
- Even then, please show us your talent. - Yes, please.
For that, I'd like to request the three stars
to please come and sit near me.
I'd like them to enjoy the show
just like they would watch street performers when they were young.
- Okay, we'll come. - Wow! - Thank you so much, sir.
Every street performer has a sidekick.
I forgot to bring mine. Haarsh will be my sidekick today.
- Wow, that's great. - Please don't be upset.
I'll be your sidekick.
Sir, the street performance will begin now.
I'll remove this stone from the magic bag.
It's a stone.
Look carefully, this stone
will change its colour.
[suspenseful music playing]
We'll chant the magic words
pray to God. Go! Bring it and come.
[chanting magic chant]
That's my magic chant.
Look, the colour changed.
Oy!
Sir, it's a coin. Mr Shaan, please check it. Please catch it.
- Catch it, check it properly. - Hey!
- Oh, my God. - Oh!
That's great.
Sir, check it and give it back.
- Once more. - Thank you so...
Sir, this is wrong. Please give me back my money.
[laughing]
- Don't you have it? - I don't have it.
Okay, no problem. You can keep it.
I'll make another one.
You can see my hands are empty.
This magic stick is on the ground
and on my hand, let's pick some mud. Go and bring it.
[chanting magic chant]
Oh, wow.
- Sir, please check now. - Sir, I'm sure
- it will change again. - Wonderful.
How many coins are there, sir?
- There is only one. - Single one.
Okay, sir. Please chant the magic chant.
And turn them into two.
[chanting magic chant]
[laughing]
Throw it back.
Not like this, sir.
I'll tell you how.
You must have heard every magician has his unique magic chant.
- Abracadabra, gili, gili... - Choo!
This one is mine.
Go and bring it. Here it comes.
[chanting magic words]
Now we have more than one.
[coins jingling]
Look carefully, sir.
I have two empty cups.
Look, sir.
One.
And I have three balls. One, two and three.
Look, sir and ma'am.
All three balls will disappear from here.
This ball will go to Delhi.
Tell me if you see it.
See how it will go to Delhi. One, two, three.
Go to Delhi.
Go, roam around Delhi
and see the city. It's gone to Delhi, sir.
- It's there. - No, sir.
It's not here. It's empty.
- It's gone to Delhi. - What is this magic?
This one will go to Hyderabad.
You have to go to Hyderabad. One, two, three.
One, two, and three. It's gone to Hyderabad.
If you say
then shall I make two balls out of this?
- Send it to Punjab. - The balls are still here.
There are two balls in this.
- Are there two balls? - Send one to Punjab.
Both Delhi and Hyderabad are inside.
What are you saying? This cup is empty.
- Oh, my God. - I saw them right there.
[music playing]
How did that happen?
They've gone to Delhi and Hyderabad, sir.
We were watching it.
- We were watching intently. - Watch now, sir.
This one will go to Punjab. How will it go?
Go, you have to go to Punjab.
[chanting magic chant]
Mr Sidhu, this is my special magic chant.
If you want to make anything disappear
then you can say this chant and make it vanish.
But this chant does not work on wives.
[laughing]
Oh, God.
- 'Ghuchudu' - Yes, this one.
Look, everyone. We'll keep
this ball under this cup.
- Okay. - And ma'am, sir, we'll hide this ball here.
And the last one is in my fist.
All three balls are in different places. Go, you are being called.
It went inside.
- What? - Sir.
- What are you doing? - If you look inside,
- both balls will be chatting inside. - But we
saw him keep it inside, right in front of us.
He's amazing.
Sir, we'll do one magic with my sidekick.
Yes, of course.
Mr Haarsh, come near me.
- Okay. - Mr Haarsh. - Yes.
You'll do something now.
- Have you eaten anything? - Yes, I have.
Very good, sir.
I've got four coins here.
I've got it from the drain from Jodhpur Bhagat Ki Kothi.
- What? - It's the name of the location.
Sir, open your mouth.
One, two, three.
Open your mouth.
Look up.
Don't drop them. And chew them well.
Chew it well. Wonderful.
That's great. Spit it out now.
[music playing]
Open your mouth.
Oh, God. He ate them.
Hey, what did I eat? There was nothing.
- Shall I remove them? - Yes.
Look, sir. He ate the food
and it reached his stomach.
But it will come out
- from where it has its way out. - Hey, what are you doing?
- Hey! - Sir. - I've not got anything.
- What are you doing? - Sir...
- Sir, they're my lucky coins. - I've just got this show.
Sir, can you see that wall?
- That one. - Look from here. It's so beautiful.
- It's nice. - Can you zoom it in? - Yes, I can.
Not like this. I'll teach you. Bend forward.
Yes. A little more.
Yes. And when I tell you,
apply force. Not right now.
Or else, everything will spread here.
One, two, and three. Apply force, sir.
- Hey, what's that? - Very good, sir.
Come on.
- What have you done, sir? - What have you done?
And, ma'am and sir, thank you so much.
The magic show is over. Thank you so much.
[inspirational music]
Amazing, man! Well done!
Every child is ready
to face scolding from their parents for any magician.
Because every child's magician is a superstar.
- Wonderful! - Thank you so much, sir.
- Thank you so much. - Amazing!
I would really hope and wish
that you win this season, Rashid Khan.
Thank you so much, ma'am! Thank you so much!
This happiness is not just mine, sir.
The entire magician community is happy today.
Because I'm here to represent the entire magician community.
[inspirational music]
What an act, man! Such a beautiful act!
But it was nice of him
to get us to sit close to him, so we could feel that.
- It was so different. - How was it, man?
- It was very childlike. - It was lovely.
His demeanour. His...
- The way he... I mean, it was superb. - How was it?
This boy is just outstanding!
- Brilliant! - Haarsh!
Yes, ma'am. He is ready.
Who is ready? You or the contestant?
I'm always ready, but..
Haarsh, the weight of your hair has increased than your body.
[Haarsh laughing]
But, Ms Malaika,
you are looking amazing in traditional attire today.
Thank you.
I swear!
Thank you, sir.
[bollywood number playing]
- Haarsh. - Yes, sir?
Your eyes are fixed on Ms Malaika.
Look behind, the entire army has arrived.
Huh?
Wow!
What name are you known by?
Our name is The Royal Symphony and Choir Band.
Where are you from?
- We are from Chhattisgarh. - Chhattisgarh.
- Chhattisgarh is the best! - Chhattisgarh is the best!
Amazing. That's amazing!
So, where in Chhattisgarh?
We would like to present the Symphony Band today at IGT.
Did you do all this for IGT,
or were you already doing something?
- No, we also perform. - Where do you perform?
We perform at big fat weddings.
- Oh, boy! - At Indian big fat weddings? - Yes, ma'am.
So you go where you get a fat cheque.
[laughing]
All right then, get it started.
[music playing]
[flute playing]
Wonderful!
[singing song]
- Wow! - Whoa!
Wow!
Whoa!
[violin playing]
Whoo!
Wow!
[singing song]
Oh, wow!
Oh!
Wow!
That's amazing!
Whoa!
Oh, wow!
They are superstars! Superstars!
[singing song]
Oh, man!
Wow!
Whoa!
[singing song]
- Oh! - Oh, wow!
Whoo!
Whoa! What a vibe!
Amazing vibe!
Whoo!
Amazing!
[singing song]
Whoa!
Oh, wow! Wonderful!
[singing song]
[music playing]
[singing song]
Wow!
[singing song]
Whoa!
[sitar playing]
Oh, wow! Wow!
Oh, wow! Amazing!
I must say,
if I get married again, I will definitely call them.
You did a great job. Amazing!
Come on! Yay!
- It was amazingly wonderful. - Thank you so much.
Very good. Very in sync. Very nice!
If you can all come together
to create a unified sound,
that's the hardest thing.
And all the girls were choreographing well.
- At high pitch. - Yeah.
I thought there would be some variation now,
but all three remained on high pitch.
Ms Malaika, I loved it so much!
Look, it was a blast. It was an atom bomb for me.
You know? There is hardly any better performance than this.
So it was an atom bomb performance for you, right?
- An atom bomb. - For me, it was a complete cracking performance.
I'll tell you why. When you start from here, it ends there.
- Like it was nonstop. - Oh, man!
It was going nonstop.
- Exactly, right? - Yeah, absolutely.
Look, let's come to the point now.
Now the ball is
in mister's court.
[intense music]
There is a golden buzzer for you!
Golden buzzer!
[inspirational music]
[theme music playing]
That's amazing, man!
This is India's Got Talent's Golden Buzzer-worthy talent.
This is it! Wonderful!
- Please give me a hug. - Sure, sir.
Oh, wow!
God bless you.
Yay!
It feels like a dream that I have reached this far.
I can't believe I'm standing on this stage.
With my entire team.
I could only dream of coming here.
Listen, son,
those who have life in their dreams achieve their goals.
Wings do not do anything. It is courage that makes one fly.
- Yay! - Come on!
Bless you!
Who is next?
[song playing]
What is your name?
R. D. Warriors.
Oh, wow.
Okay.
Where are you from?
Dombivli Kolegaon.
- Ooh! - Wow, Dombivli.
'Aamchi Mumbai.'
Oh! So what are you going to do?
It's a surprise for you.
- Oh... - Hmm.
Tell me the full form of RD.
It is in our Sir's name.
And our Sir is standing there.
- Oh, wow. - Haarsh.
- Hey, Haarsh, you? - Haarsh, are you their Sir?
Thank you, kids.
Oh, it's him. I'm sorry, guys.
You're too much.
Huh?
- Let us see your spectacle of movement. - Yes.
Show us your
- spectacle of movement. - Spectacle.
- All the best. - Thank you.
She couldn't say it.
She only said, Spectacle.
Very cute girl.
'You can't set up.'
- Spectacle. She couldn't catch the other word. - I like the look.
- Cool look. - All the best.
- Hail Lord Ganesha. - All hail!
Three, two, one, sound.
[hissing sound]
Whoa!
Whoo...
Oh-ho.
Wow. That's amazing.
Wow!
- Oh, wow. - Wow.
Oh!
Wow.
Whoo-hoo.
Whoa.
Oh-ho.
Wow.
Oh-ho.
Get it!
Amazing.
Whoa.
That's amazing.
Fantastic.
Whoo.
Yes, come on.
Wow, man.
Oy.
Wonderful.
That's great.
Wow. Amazing, RD.
Wonderful.
Wow.
Wow!
[song playing]
Oh-ho.
[applauding]
They were amazing.
They've got a standing ovation.
- Once more. - Once more.
Once more.
Boss... Despite the rough
lines on the palm,
they can bring a bright future.
If the teacher is even made from soil,
he can turn a boy walking in the forest, into Ekalavya.
Thank you, sir.
- How many children are here? - 23.
- 23? - 23.
The teacher has also chosen
the girl with the sweet voice.
You have stolen my heart.
Thank you, sir.
The best part was
that you were doing the act so fast.
To maintain the rhythm at this pace
and to have coordination is tough. The most beautiful things
were the expressions on your faces.
Thank you, sir.
They were so beautiful.
And for that, I'd like to salute your teacher.
[cheering and applauding]
How did you choose these kids?
They are all from the same area, sir.
Did you find such amazing dancers from the same area?
- Yes, sir. - Oh-ho.
- Do you all go to school? - Yes.
When do you practice your dance?
In the evening, after they come back from school.
Don't your parents have any complaints?
No.
Everyone except their parents have complaints.
The people in the neighbourhood, their friends.
They say, 'What will you get from dancing?'
If I watch kids of their age
then they just keep roaming about. Some have developed bad habits.
[sombre music playing]
In our area, some people are very nice.
And there are some kids are addicted to drugs.
[deep exhaling]
Kids smoke cigarettes at the age of 12-13 years.
I get scared when I see them.
I hope my kids don't fall into this trap.
When my elder son went on the wrong path,
I felt that my other child
will also go on the wrong path. I was very worried about it.
[tense music playing]
But I'm not scared now
because my son is doing a good job. He's going to a good place.
We have full faith in our children.
They will bring a good name to us.
Rahul Sir is guiding all of them.
[music playing]
It feels as if Sir cares more
for the children, than their parents.
We don't feel worried about them.
[song playing]
Okay, today people are
taunting them today. Tomorrow, they will salute these kids.
We will make that happen. We are working very hard for that.
[song playing]
Hey... Over and out!
[cheering]
Golden Buzzer.
That's amazing.
We'll meet you in the semi-finals.
Welcome.
Greetings, sir. Greetings, ma'am.
I know them.
I have read their stories.
- I see. - They are very, very famous.
Am I correct?
[applauding]
- Hi, everyone. I'm Zayie. - Hi, everyone.
- And my name is Coffee. - Both of us are from Nagaland.
Both of us are musicians.
It's been about 10 years since
we got our music talent.
But it's been only a year since we both met each other.
They are very famous.
- All of Nagaland is behind them. - I have seen a video of them.
They are very popular.
[song playing]
Girls are crazy about them.
Oh, wow.
[laughing]
What are you going to do?
We are going to present
a dynamic fusion of guitar and beat boxing.
Fantastic. All the very best.
- Attack. - Take it away.
Thank you, sir.
[cheering]
Ready?
Three, two, one.
- Sound. - All the best.
[beat boxing]
Oh!
[singing]
[strumming on the guitar]
Now it's getting somewhere.
[beat boxing]
This guy is good.
[beat boxing]
[applauding]
[cheering]
Coffee and Zayie, the act that you presented today
was good.
I won't say that...
I was not floored by it.
I won't say, 'Wow, it was mind-blowing.'
If I have to give my verdict
then I feel it will be...
Unfortunately, it will be a no from me.
[tense music playing]
The situation is that...
Since you're playing the acoustic guitar
- with that particular finger technique... - Yes.
So, if you had kept a slower tempo...
It's very difficult to get sound,
projection out and keep time.
Somewhere, you were lagging behind the time
for the first half.
Your last 30 seconds
were very impactful. Brilliant.
[beat boxing]
I think that we can give you one more chance.
This might not be your best, but there must be something better.
- Thank you, sir. - I'd like to hear you once again.
- That's sweet. - Thank you so much, sir.
Coffee and Zayie.
With a heavy heart, I'll say that
I cannot take you forward.
- Thank you so much, sir. - Thank you so much, sir.
Thank you so much.
I can do one small thing here.
You've come from so far.
- I'd like to create a memory with you. - Yes, sir.
[cheering and applauding]
[singing]
Whoa!
Wow, Shaan.
[singing]
[applauding]
What are all these people here for?
What will you do?
Attack!
What? Attack?
They are here to attack. Please come.
[triumphant music playing]
Oh!
Twelve, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17.
Hey, what's going on?
[laughter]
Twenty-one, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27.
The entire neighbourhood is here.
- What's going on? - Oh, dear!
Twenty-seven, 28, 29!
If some people join them,
how will they know those aren't their men?
[quirky music playing]
Tell me your name.
A Lycan's.
A Lycan's is a riddle in itself.
I am asking. Try to understand.
What does A Lycan's mean?
Sir, Lycan's means
- half human, half wolf. - Huh?
[howling sound]
They're worried about their lives.
Are you worried about your life, that's why you're using this?
- No, sir. - Then live your life!
Fulfil your desires.
Show some energy!
- Come on! - Come on!
[applause]
Wow!
[song playing]
Yay!
[song playing]
Wow!
Oh, man!
[music playing]
Wow!
[song ends]
Amazing!
[applause]
Very good!
What you did
was unique.
- Thank you, sir. - It had skills.
Especially what you did
on the floor.
Top screw and all that.
The revolutions you took.
It needs a lot of strength on your hands.
[music playing]
I saw your passion.
It's a yes from me.
But I'm doubtful how you're going
to present this in a variation.
You're a bit of an amateur.
[tense music playing]
What you did, you did.
But I've seen such things many times.
There was nothing different about it.
You did a cock screw. You did a flip.
You did a wave.
I've seen all of it.
A Lycan's, from my side,
it's a no.
From my side, it's a yes.
Thank you, sir!
[applause]
Let's call our next talent.
Yay!
Sir, what's your name?
Sir, my name is Tulsi.
Mr Tulsi, which city are you from?
I'm from Delhi, sir.
- You're from Delhi? - Yes.
- Wow! - Today's season is very special for me.
- IGT has had many seasons. - Yes.
But I've never been here.
I only wanted to come to IGT in 2011.
I share a special bond with 2011.
What bond?
- My date of birth is 11th July. - Oh!
- And when I started magic, - Oh, magician.
I was 11 years old.
The pin code where I live
- is also 11. - Okay.
And the most amazing thing.
The train, the coach, the seat I'm on,
everything led me here, in front of you all.
Everything was 11. Total 11.
'Extraordinary, marvellous,'
'unimaginable, unseen, unknown'
'and unfamiliar truth'
'is about to be revealed.'
'A dangerous plot.'
That's why IGT 11
means a lot to me.
'A dangerous game is about to begin now.'
The magic I'm about to do will also be in 11 steps.
[music playing]
So, step number one.
- Huh? - Where did that come from?
How did the coin come out?
Mark 11 on the back of this coin.
Because IGT means 11.11, 11.
Eleven!
Mr Sidhu, let me tell you something.
I made you write 11 because
I've often seen you on TV.
The girls behind you
- are always 11. - Oh!
We make the girls sit and you keep counting?
Exactly!
Shaan sir, I need your help.
Sir, what you have to do is,
write your present wife's name here.
Present wife?
[quirky music playing]
He'll get you divorced. He won't leave you.
No. I've found my wife like a present.
- R. - A.
D H I K A.
Perfect!
- Finally, you wrote this. - Yes.
This is your present wife.
Ms Malaika, check the coin and see if it's original.
- It's Radhika, and 11 is written here. - Okay.
- So, ready, guys? Step number two. - Ready.
All of this is a trick
of your eyes.
Oh, my God!
That was amazing.
He only made your number 11 disappear.
He made my wife disappear.
One second!
I like your ring, ma'am.
Would you mind giving me your ring?
Do whatever you want, but don't put
this ring on this finger.
- No, don't worry. - Do you want to wear it?
No. Actually, I got married once.
So, what do you want? Once again?
[laughter]
One second.
- It's gone. - Are you sure it's your ring?
Actually, my wife has given you a surprise.
I'll give it to you later.
Before that, Ms Malaika,
please mark this. You won't have any doubt.
Anything you like.
[suspenseful music playing]
- Perfect! - Okay, done.
Great!
Ms Malaika, Mr Sidhu and Mr Shaan,
tell me which hand I'm holding
the ring in. Left or right?
- You have to tell me. - Left.
Left. Right?
I'll snap,
the ring will come back.
Can you see, Ms Malaika?
Mr Shaan, you tell me.
It's missing.
No. Actually, it's behind my finger.
- It's behind. - Yes, it's behind.
Don't worry. But you have to tell me which hand I'm holding it in.
Like this.
Shaan sir, is it on the top or the bottom?
- I think it's behind. - No. Look carefully. It's not behind.
- You just twisted it and moved it forward. - No, sir.
It's just an illusion.
And as I told you...
[crowd cheering]
My wife
gave me a gift.
[tense music playing]
So, step number three.
[tense music playing]
Oh!
Step number?
- Four! - What is he doing, peeling onions?
- Step number? - Five.
Oh! Got a red handkerchief.
[tense music playing]
- Step number! - Wow!
Not bad!
- Oh, my goodness! - You can check it.
The mark is not there.
- The mark is not there. - No. It's yours.
No. Where's my original ring?
- You want the original one? - That's real. This is fake.
- Wait a second. Let me show you. - No. It's fake.
- I'm quite certain. Yes. - It's fake, right?
[blows]
Let me show you the original one
which was real.
[playful music playing]
This is a surprise for you.
What kind of a surprise is this?
He's pulling out wallet after wallet.
- Hit the buzzer! - Stop it!
I don't understand.
What's the surprise? Let me show you.
Where's the ring?
- Step number eight. - Expensive diamond ring.
Step number...
Nine.
- Step number ten. - He'll go till 11.
I had brought a surprise from Delhi.
Shaan sir, tell me what the step number is.
- Eleven. - Eleven.
Check this.
Did I tear it anywhere,
or is there a hole, anything?
Is it properly sealed?
Fully sealed. Should I open it?
[suspenseful music playing]
I'll tell you...
The ring is inside.
- With the marking? - With the marking, I don't know.
Oh, my God!
[crowd cheering]
- There's also a coin in it. - Oh, my God!
Oh, my God!
It has Radhika and number 11 on it.
Number 11.
Thank you.
I don't know how he did it, but it's amazing.
I'm a big fan of Mr Haarsh.
If he comes, it'll be perfect.
- Oh! Here. -There's no better magic than this.
Haarsh's fan.
- Haarsh, show me your hand. - Okay.
Hold it tight.
Close your fist.
If I shake you like this...
Take your hand back.
Don't do anything.
Show it to the audience. Show it to ma'am. The coin is in your hand.
[playful music playing]
Okay? Don't tell anyone.
Haarsh, hide this coin in any hand.
- Okay. - Hide it in any hand.
If I'm wrong, I'll surprise you.
Okay.
[chuckles]
- Done? - Yes.
Extend your right hand.
Your coin is in this.
- Show it to the audience. - It's not a big deal.
Okay, fine.
- One more time. - Do it again.
Don't put it in the wrong place.
Don't put it in your pocket.
[laughter]
- Again, your coin is in this. - Again?
That's it.
[crowd cheering]
Incredible!
One second. I'm running out of time.
Hey!
The watch.
I'm so sorry.
That's my watch!
Wow! Amazing!
Thank you, brother. And you know,
I need a hug from sir.
Sit down, sir.
- You can do it like this. - A hug without a kiss.
Okay.
How did you like it? Did you have fun?
Hey!
One second.
Now the handkerchief is gone! Good job!
Oh, man!
No, sir. Sorry.
I have to make it first. I can't do it like this.
No, don't worry.
It's an art. It's magic.
You can do something different.
Yes. I can snap his neck.
I love magic.
This is the visual magic you do.
It's very entertaining for me.
It's a yes from me.
Thank you.
What you did
was surprising.
- Thank you. - If it's a miracle,
you're welcome. It's a yes from my side too.
[crowd cheering]
It's a yes from my side too.
Wow! A big round of applause.
Thank you.
Can you make him disappear?
Yes, of course.
Show me.
- Come, sir. - Make me disappear with her.
[laughter]
Hit it hard, cross the river, Jalandhar AM, Delhi PM.
Thank you!
[song playing]
[song ends]