Malkangiri, Jan 4:Tribal talents from Odisha’s Malkangiri district are paving their way to haunt Finalist in ‘India got talent, the most popular Reality Show by Sony TV.

 The rural talents organized under the aegis of ‘Ku-Mpu Karate’ have been successfully passed out the First Round of ‘India got talent and been selected for the Second Round.

Ku-Mpu Karate and All Odisha Martial Art Academy (OAMA) had jointly haunted the inner talents of as many as 13 tribal boys and trained them in an innovative way.

Ku-Mpu and OAMA Founder, Binash Kumar Mishra taught the group the art of self defence through Judo, Karate, Taekwondo, Martial art and Yoga. Especially, his training was a remix of the modern methods for safety & Security and the traditional war which the hill-tribes resort to, in order to save them from the wrath of wild animals at the time of face to face.

Performing the new art of safety on the stage, the group has achieved a hilarious victory over a score of contestants and become a semifinalist to participate in the Second Round.

The man behind the ‘Malkangiri-Mumbai’ mission, Mishra said, “The team staged a stunning performance on the amphitheater and amazed the jury of judges. At the same time, it clicked to be nominated for the Second Round in the National level event in the first attempt.”

On the other hand, the competitors, who are mostly orphans, who hail from the Maoist-infested and Cut-off area of Chitrakonda valley are overjoyed for their thumping stroll and the trudging journey from the rural suburb to the Silver City of Holywood.