Talented youngsters from Chandigarh make it to the Zonal Round for North India

As a discerning television audience in India, it’s only fair to accept that we have seen enormous talent in the innumerably reality shows that flood our channels each day. But when the competitive stage is restricted to students representing the top B schools and professional colleges in India, the nature of the competition is indeed at another level. 

Now into its zonal rounds, the Maruti Suzuki ‘Colors of Youth’ competition has opened doors to multi-faceted talent across Engineering & Management colleges in the country, and  at the recently concluded eighth leg of regional rounds which took place at Amity Global Business School, Mohali,  Dhwani (Music Band) from Chitkara University, Instrumentalist Gian Singh and Mimicry artist Sunil Kumar from St. Soldier Management and Technical Institute were the best of the lot and have comfortably outclassed their competition to now move on to the zonal rounds of the competition.

Speaking on the occasion, Mr. Shashank Srivastava, Chief General Manager (Marketing), Maruti Suzuki India says, “Maruti Suzuki is known for its vast range of cars that cater to a wide spectrum of customers. On similar lines Maruti Suzuki’s unique initiative ‘Colors of Youth 2011’ promises to provide a national level platform where students from varied backgrounds get a chance to showcase their performance skills. While platforms to showcase academic talent are many but such platforms as the ‘Colors of Youth’ are very few. With this competition Maruti Suzuki is once again setting up a leading example.”

Only those displaying extraordinary skills in a wide variety of talents such as Music, Dance, Others like Stand-up comedy, painting, mimicry, car graphics will finally make it to the 4 zonal rounds, only to compete for top honours at the mega finale in New Delhi. The winners will get a chance to win a brand new Maruti Suzuki Ritz and other exciting prizes.