If the insistence of the judges to remain on stage is any indicator of the success of an event, NUJS’ Got Talent was a roaring hit.
After coaxing every dinnertime passer-by to take part, the number of participants was respectable. The auditorium was taken by a surprise to hold noojies to its full capacity, what after all those barely attended acad lectures! Those who thought they were too cool to take part, decided they weren’t so cool that they’d miss watching it. The one thought on everyone’s mind, while watching the participants- Do they hate themselves?! Them not figuring on the over-enthusiastic judges’ winners list notwithstanding, the 3 girls from the first year stole the show with their er… lawyer rhymes. What were they thinking, you ask? No one has got to the bottom of that. You could hold a debate whether the competition had to be called NUJS’ Got Guts instead; only, it’d be a one-sided one. Many a performance got people wondering about the right of some larynxes to remain in use. Another memorable performance was Khushi’s Kathak on Boom Boom Pow. Pipo’s ninja act thingies remain in memory too, but sources say some among the audience have been found looking up the Oblivio charm.
The fifth years’ imitation of the teachers won them the topspot while Aanchal Dalal sang her way into the second place. Joseph and Rituraj tied for the third place. That Friday evening, LCAS was a happy society.
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