Mumbai, Nov 27 (NationPress) — The forthcoming episode of India’s Got Talent is poised to deliver a whirlwind of laughter, nostalgia, and complete entertainment, as Bollywood star Chunky Panday is set to elevate the energy levels significantly.

While admiring Malaika Arora, the current judge on India’s Got Talent, Chunky humorously remarked, “All the young men across India have Malaika’s poster in their bedroom. However, the intriguing question is, whose poster does Malaika have in her bedroom?” The show’s host, Harssh Limbhachiyaa, quickly interjected, “Whose?” With impeccable comic timing, Chunky replied, “Chunky Panday,” erupting laughter throughout the studio.

The atmosphere intensified as Chunky and Malaika picked up a vibrant red dupatta and joyfully began dancing to the iconic tune, 'Lal Duppatte Wali Tera Naam Toh Bata'.

The audience cheered enthusiastically with every beat, relishing a moment reminiscent of a classic Bollywood stage performance. India’s Got Talent features not only Malaika Arora but also Navjyot Singh Sidhu and Bollywood singer Shaan, with Harssh Limbhachiyaa as the host.

In a prior discussion with IANS, Navjot Singh Sidhu shared his primary motivation for joining IGT, stating, “the younger generation.” When asked about the show’s unique selling point that attracted him, he emphasized, “Nothing inspires me more than honoring merit. Moreover, it is about passing the torch to the younger generation.”

He elaborated, “How do we influence the younger generation? Do we intimidate them? No. We reshape their thinking, as thoughts are the true catalysts of actions.”

He continued, “You are what you think. There is no absolute good or bad; it’s the mindset that defines it. ‘All men have eyes; few possess vision.’ Thus, it’s crucial to impart a vision to empower them to achieve their dreams through legitimate means.”

On the topic of today’s youth, Sidhu remarked, “Many young individuals may resort to drinking or drugs. IGT is an ongoing testament to how energy should be directed positively. The younger generation must be engaged in constructive and health-promoting activities.”

He further noted, “Look at the beautifully sculpted bodies of acrobats; there are innovative ideas where light serves as a medium for art. We have performers like madaris and magicians showcasing their talents on IGT. The abundance of talent in India is extraordinary; it simply requires direction and discipline.”

In conclusion, he stated, “This passion drives me. We are not merely engaged in the next election; we strive for the future generations. Hence, sharing your knowledge and experiences with the youth is one of the most significant contributions one can make.”

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