&quot;I have personally done around a 100 shows with people who started with &#39;India&#39;s Got Talent&#39;. You don&#39;t realise that they are very popular with their acts. I have done around 50 dance shows with the Prince Dance Group,&quot; Cyrus told IANS. <img alt="" src="http://www.mid-day.com/imagedata/2012/jun/Cyrus-Sahukar.jpg" style="width: 500px; height: 618px; " /> He added that the pariticipants may not be seen on screen often, &quot;but they are doing shows and live events,&quot; and added that their participation in the show has &quot;created job opportunities for them because others get to see their talent.&quot;u00a0The 33-year-old also feels &quot;India&#39;s Got Talent&quot; is a great platform for any kind of talent including, the dying arts. &quot;There are lots of regional art forms that are fast disappearing, but they have got a paltform through the show. Other shows are limited to dance and entertainment. It is about just the artists,&quot; he said.u00a0He was offered to anchor the show in the previous seasons as well, but could not do so because of other commitments. Travelling for the show was fun, says Cyrus.u00a0&quot;For me, it was very interesting to go to all the smallest towns and cities. When will I get a chance to witness our country for what it really is and witness the talent and the love?&quot; he said.u00a0He believes it is important to make money out of a talent to keep it alive. &quot;Your talent is great but until it becomes a profession for you, it becomes difficult for you to keep it alive. Ideally, what happens is that your talent gets monetised and you actually get a job out of that,&quot; Cyrus said. Asked, what is Cyrus&#39; unique talent that can make him win the show, he joked saying, &quot;I will sing a song and then scare the judges with my break dance which will lead them to be in hospital and I think I will be publicly removed from television forever.&quot;u00a0

Anchor-actor Cyrus Sahukar, who will host the fourth season of "India's Got Talent", says the reality show has "created job opportunities for participants" and given a new lease of life to dying art forms. He says the winner of the first season, Price Dance Group, is a good example of that

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