After launching the live singing reality show ‘Rising Star’, Colors is planning to present its viewers with yet another live format, ‘Win the Crowd’, which will be retitled ‘India Banega Manch’.
A source informed that the channel is planning to launch this new format by May and that it will run for three months. The interactive show will take place on the streets with no audience, no votes and no judges.
‘Win the Crowd’ is an Israeli format that was created by Studio Glam in 2013. The format features contestants—singers, dancers, jugglers, anyone with a unique talent—perform on the streets for about seven minutes.
The performer should try to attract the largest crowd. For every person that stops to watch, the performer scores one point.
The show features two hosts who monitor the scores from the control room. After the performance, every performer is invited by the hosts to view his/her score.
A performer with a higher score than the previous performer gets to stay. A lower score sends the contestant home. Whether Colors will follow the original Israeli format or tweak it for the Indian audience is not yet known. Nevertheless, the entries for the contestants to participate have started pouring in.
Read more at: http://www.televisionpost.com/television/colors-to-air-israeli-format-show-win-the-crowd-under-name-india-banega-manch/ | TelevisionPost.com
A source informed that the channel is planning to launch this new format by May and that it will run for three months. The interactive show will take place on the streets with no audience, no votes and no judges.
‘Win the Crowd’ is an Israeli format that was created by Studio Glam in 2013. The format features contestants—singers, dancers, jugglers, anyone with a unique talent—perform on the streets for about seven minutes.
The performer should try to attract the largest crowd. For every person that stops to watch, the performer scores one point.
The show features two hosts who monitor the scores from the control room. After the performance, every performer is invited by the hosts to view his/her score.
A performer with a higher score than the previous performer gets to stay. A lower score sends the contestant home. Whether Colors will follow the original Israeli format or tweak it for the Indian audience is not yet known. Nevertheless, the entries for the contestants to participate have started pouring in.
Read more at: http://www.televisionpost.com/television/colors-to-air-israeli-format-show-win-the-crowd-under-name-india-banega-manch/ | TelevisionPost.com
