Her entry into the finals came after a show-stopping performance in the semi-finals, which was met with overwhelming praise from viewers and secured her a spot in the live final. Binita’s talent was first showcased during her powerful audition, where she combined elements of dance and martial arts to deliver a mesmerizing routine to Tommee Profitt & FJØRA’s version of Eye of the Tiger. Although she did not receive the coveted Golden Buzzer, the judges—Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon, and Bruno Tonioli—were all visibly impressed by her strength, flexibility, and grace.

“You have the strength of a tiger and the flexibility of a python,” Tonioli said, while Alesha Dixon was equally awestruck, commenting, “You were doing moves I’ve never seen before. It was mesmerizing.” Despite missing the Golden Buzzer, Binita quickly gained a devoted fanbase, with many viewers voicing their displeasure on social media about the snub. Undeterred by the setback, the young performer returned to the stage in the semi-finals with renewed energy, delivering another jaw-dropping performance that earned her a spot in the finale.
Binita’s journey from Assam to the UK has been nothing short of inspiring. Coming from a modest background, she traveled to London with her father to pursue a dream she has held since childhood: to perform on the grand stage of Britain’s Got Talent. Her infectious personality and heartfelt interviews have made her a global sensation, particularly her viral comment about winning the competition to “buy a pink princess house.” After her semi-final victory, Binita humbly expressed her gratitude, saying, “I’ve worked very hard for this. I’m thankful and I will give my best in the finals.”
Back home in India, Binita’s achievement has sparked waves of pride and admiration. Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma took to social media to congratulate the young dancer, writing, “Little Binita Chetry makes the judges of BGT go all ‘Awww’ as she moves to the next round. My best wishes to the little one and hope she is able to buy a pink princess house.”
Industrialist Anand Mahindra also expressed his admiration for Binita, saying, “World-class. Steel-willed. That kind of mastery over her body comes only with intense practice. And with unwavering focus on her ambition, even if it’s just a ‘Pink Princess House.’”
Now part of the top 10 finalists, Binita will compete against other talented acts, including magician Harry Moulding, musical group Hear Our Voice, and contemporary dancer Jasmine Rice. The winner of Britain’s Got Talent 2025 will receive a cash prize of £250,000 and the incredible opportunity to perform at the prestigious Royal Variety Performance in front of the British royal family.
As the countdown to the grand finale continues, support for Binita is pouring in from across India and around the world. No matter the outcome, Binita Chetry has already become a symbol of hope, talent, and perseverance, inspiring millions with her journey from a small town in Assam to one of the world’s most famous stages.
Her story is a testament to the power of dreams and the limitless potential of young talent, transcending borders and bringing pride to India’s cultural legacy. The grand finale of Britain’s Got Talent 2025 is set to be a momentous occasion, with all eyes on this extraordinary young girl from Assam who has already captured the hearts of the world.
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