At just 9 years old, Binita Chetry from Assam has etched her name in global talent by securing the 3rd place at the prestigious Britain’s Got Talent (BGT) 2025 finale. This achievement marks Binita as the first Indian ever to reach the finals of this competition, a moment of pride for the nation on the global stage.. 

Hailing from the district of Karbi Anglong, Binita’s journey from a small village to the global spotlight embodies the dreams of millions. Her triumph has brought immense pride to Assam and earned the heartfelt congratulations of Assam’s Chief Minister, Himanta Biswa Sarma, who lauded her performances that mesmerized viewers “from the Brahmaputra to the Thames.”

From Humble Beginnings to a Global Stage

Born in Talbalijan village, the young dancer’s life was marked by modest means. Her father, Amar Chetry, runs a small broiler chicken farm, yet he prioritized nurturing Binita’s passion for dance above all. Under the mentorship of her aunt Amrita Devi and choreographer Hardik Rawat, Binita trained rigorously, mastering complex dance moves.

The Karbi Anglong Autonomous Council recognized her potential and extended financial assistance of ₹5 lakh to support her preparation for the BGT finale. This combination of grassroots encouragement and personal dedication showcases the true spirit of India’s youth - ready to shine on the world stage.

The Nation’s Glory: Binita’s Triumph Inspires Millions!

Her achievement has sparked a wave of inspiration across India and neighboring countries like Nepal and Bhutan, highlighting the immense cultural and artistic potential rooted in India’s remote regions. The Assam Chief Minister’s heartfelt social media tribute, praising her mesmerizing performances, echoed the pride felt by millions. 

In her own words, Binita expressed deep gratitude to her supporters worldwide, emphasizing how their love and encouragement fueled her journey. Her humility and grace only amplify the admiration she commands, making her a role model for children everywhere who dream big against all odds.

A Bright Future Awaits!

With a future as bright as her spirit, she aspires to meet the leaders who supported her and continue inspiring countless others through her art. The support from leaders like Himanta Biswa Sarma, Tuliram Ronghang, and Numal Momin underscores the growing recognition of young talents from India’s northeastern region on the world stage. 

Binita’s story is about breaking barriers, celebrating cultural diversity, and showing the world the power of Indian artistry. For a nine-year-old to achieve such global recognition is truly extraordinary, a proud moment for India and a promise of many more such stars to come.