Binita Chetry has made India proud on the global stage by finishing as the second runner-up in Britain’s Got Talent 2025. The 9-year-old’s incredible dance performances captivated audiences and judges alike, earning her a spot in the grand finale. Although she didn’t take home the top prize, Binita’s achievement is being celebrated across the country.
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma took to social media to congratulate Binita on her impressive run in the competition. He praised her for winning hearts from the Brahmaputra to the Thames, referencing the rivers that flow through Assam and London. Sarma’s heartfelt message was accompanied by a video of Binita standing alongside her fellow finalists.
Binita’s journey on Britain’s Got Talent was nothing short of remarkable. She became the first Indian contestant to reach the finals, leaving a lasting impression on the show’s history. Her LED dance group, The Blackouts, may have finished second, but Binita’s emotional connection with the audience made her a standout performer.
When asked about her experience during the finale, Binita humbly expressed her pride and gratitude. Her words sparked a wave of applause from the audience, cementing her place in the hearts of viewers worldwide. With her talent and charm, Binita has proven that age is no barrier to success.
Binita’s father, Amar Chetry, has been instrumental in nurturing her talent. He enrolled her in professional dance training in Guwahati and later in Jaipur, recognizing her potential from a young age. The Akhil Assam Gorkha Student Union also played a significant role in supporting Binita’s journey, providing her with a platform to showcase her skills.
As Binita returns home, she hopes to meet Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma in Guwahati to express her gratitude for his support. The young dancer’s dream is to one day own a “Pink Princess House,” a goal that has touched the hearts of many.
The Britain’s Got Talent winner, Harry Molding, took home a cash prize of £250,000 (approximately ₹3 crore) and a spot in the Royal Variety Show. While Binita didn’t win the top prize, her participation has inspired countless young Indians to pursue their passions, regardless of their age or background.