People living overseas have always been a fan of everything Indian – our culture, clothes, art forms, and definitely the food! It’s no surprise that for Indians, the arts come in naturally. Most Indians are good in at least one art form. Either they can sing, paint, dance, or play an instrument. We take pride in coming from a country filled with world-renowned artists.
And as the years are passing by, people from all over the world are recognising the innumerable talents hidden in the nooks and corners of our nation and are giving them their due respect!
A Mumbai-based dance group called ‘Kings United India’ has recently made the nation proud by winning NBC’s World Of Dance 3 and bagging a cash prize of $1 million USD (6.95 Crores INR)!
In a drool-worthy, eye-popping, attention-snatching, and mind-blowing performance, they not just managed to leave the 3 judges, Jennifer Lopez, Ne-Yo, Derek Hough, in shock, but have made everyone a fan.
From extremely dangerous stunts, slow-motion war routine, and power packed dance moves, all the while staying true to their culture and their name – ‘Kings’, the 14-member group’s performance was nothing but awe-inspiring.
Have a look!
https://youtu.be/vweyQrGMEAk
After their big win, The Kings took on Instagram to share an emotional account of their experience and thank everyone who has been a part of their journey.
“We have struggled a lot and it took more than 10 years of hard work and teamwork for us to become the top Dancers in the entire world”, they wrote.
In another post they wrote, “10 years of struggle, hard work, pain, sleepless nights, fear, sacrifices have been paid off finally! Yesterday’s hard work resulted in today’s victory!!!!”
Taking about their journey, they added, “With no time in hand, we had to make a decision whether to participate or not and with just 10 days before the travel date, we cleared our travel documents and proceeded with our participation in WOD3.”
We are so proud to see Indians topping charts Internationally. The group has truly lived up to their name. Keep’em coming, Kings!