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Campaign India Team
Jan 22, 2009

Colors to launch 'Got Talent'

Colors, in association with UK's FremantleMedia, is planning to launch the reality show 'Got Talent'. The Indian version will be called 'India's Got talent'. 'Got Talent' has been conceptualised by Simon Cowell, the jury member of American Idol and the brain behind various other format shows, under his company SYCO. The concept has been adapted by various countries including UK and USA.

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