Do You Want To Make Your Kid A Super Star? Here is a video contest for the babies!

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Is your baby a great dramatist or may be one of the famous audience enchanters? Does he loooooveeeee….. being the center of attraction with his mesmerizing skills?
WElllllll…. We have something for your baby! Let that cute and naughty miniature know that he can be a super star and the brand ambassador of Rgyan. He can also fill up his bank account with a huge pocket money in advance. ЁЯШЫ

Kid baby contest
We at Rgyan have organized a “VIDEOGENIC BABY CONTEST” where you need to share the video clip of your baby doing some activity which should be related to Mythology, Chant or Mantras.

What To Do?

  1. The baby can be seen chanting some Mantra, Shloka or aartis or may be saying some mythological story. He can also enact some God or mythological character. He can perform a prayer, havan or puja as well.
  2. Join the Whatsapp group to share your video with us. Along with the video share your Name, Email ID, age of the kid as well.
  3. We will select the best 10 and they will be awarded prizes upto Rs 1 Lakh. The best Kid will be crowned as the ‘SUPER MYTHO KID’ and will be our brand ambassador.

Visit this page to JOIN NOW

Prizes To Be Won

  • Top winner would be crowned as the ‘SUPER MYTHO KID’ and would be our brand ambassador.
  • The Super Mytho kid would get a free photo-shoot from a professional.
  • Top 10 winners would get exciting prizes upto INR 1 Lakh.

Important Dates

  • Contest will run till 5th December 2017. Participants need to share their video clips by 5th December 11:00 PM.
  • Results will be announced on 9th December 2017 – on the eve of International Children’s Day.
Do not waste time and make your kid video ready!
Just imagine How your short video clip can change the life of your kid….. Make him a super mythological icon.Read more

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