Key points
- Franchise aired in more than 70 countries
- Open auditions nationwide soon
- Boost for local entertainment industry
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan is set to receive an exciting new platform to showcase its talent, as Pixel Entertainment has announced a partnership with global entertainment powerhouse Fremantle to bring the world’s most successful reality show format, Got Talent, to the country for the very first time.
The franchise, originally created by Simon Cowell and owned by Fremantle, has been broadcast in over 70 countries and even holds the Guinness World Record as the most successful reality television format in history. Now, it’s Pakistan’s turn to shine on the global stage with Pakistan’s Got Talent.
The show is set to be an open and inclusive platform, welcoming singers, dancers, magicians, comedians, acrobats, beatboxers, and virtually anyone who believes they have what it takes to captivate an audience. Nationwide open auditions are expected to begin shortly, offering performers from all corners of the country a chance to gain recognition.
Pakistan Idol
This announcement follows closely on the heels of another major television revival — the return of Pakistan Idol. MHL Global recently secured the rights to the show from Fremantle, paving the way for a fresh wave of reality TV nostalgia and the discovery of new talent.
With both Pakistan Idol and Pakistan’s Got Talent on the horizon, the local entertainment industry appears poised for a much-needed revival.
If delivered effectively, these franchises could serve as a springboard for undiscovered talent, broaden the scope of what is showcased on television, and potentially raise the bar for the industry as a whole.
