Highlights
- Faisal Khan, whose father earns his living by driving an autorickshaw, on Sunday (August 12) won the DID Li'l Masters Season 2.
- The 13-year-old won the Master Blaster title, a trophy and walked away with a cash prize of Rs 10,00,000.
- He won the crown by beating fellow contestants - seven-year-old Om Chetry from Assam who was on the No.2 position.
- Indore boy Rohan Parkale, 12, came third and walked away with Rs.3,00,000.
- Saumya Rai, 11, from Ranchi won the fourth slot, and seven-year-old Jeet Das from Kolkata landed on fifth. Both of them were given Rs.1,00,000 each as prize money.
- Bollywood star Akshay Kumar came on the show to encourage the finalists and shared the first look of his forthcoming film Oh My God.
- Marzi Pestonji and Geeta Kapur were in the judges panel, while Mithun Chakraborty was the Grand Master.
- The final decision was made on the basis of public voting and this season got the maximum number of votes - 5,61,00000.
Faisal Khan, whose father earns his living by driving an autorickshaw, on Sunday (August 12) won the
DID Li'l Masters Season 2.
The 13-year-old won the Master Blaster title, a trophy and walked away with a cash prize of Rs 10,00,000.
He won the crown by beating fellow contestants - seven-year-old Om Chetry from Assam who was on the No.2 position.
Indore boy Rohan Parkale, 12, came third and walked away with Rs.3,00,000.
Saumya Rai, 11, from Ranchi won the fourth slot, and seven-year-old Jeet Das from Kolkata landed on fifth. Both of them were given Rs.1,00,000 each as prize money.
Bollywood star Akshay Kumar came on the show to encourage the finalists and shared the first look of his forthcoming film
Oh My God.
Marzi Pestonji and Geeta Kapur were in the judges panel, while Mithun Chakraborty was the Grand Master.
The final decision was made on the basis of public voting and this season got the maximum number of votes - 5,61,00000.