V Unbeatable: The India dance troupe that won America's Got Talent

Watching V Unbeatable, a moving bunch from India's Mumbai city, perform is practically similar to viewing an Olympics 100m last. It's elating, nerve-wracking and an athletic wonder.

The gathering won season 15 of America's Got Talent: The Champions.

Their exhibition in the finals, including underground rock act Blink 182's drummer Travis Barker, is entirely unbelievable. At a certain point, Barker holds a drumstick noticeable all around. A youthful individual from the move bunch somersaults in reverse over him while grabbing the drumstick and arriving on a covering of different artists before triumphantly holding up the stick.

The group loses its aggregate psyche. Judges Howie Mandel, Simon Cowell, Heidi Klum and Alesha Dixon, stand up, shaking their heads in dismay. Here's the occasion:

"We were elated. That minute was unbelievable," Om Prakash, the pioneer of the gathering, told the BBC's, Andrew Clarance. "We buckled down. We were unable to neglect this minute. We are champions now."

Yet, their excursion to find a workable pace has not been a simple one and is tinged with catastrophe.

It started years prior when Prakash left his home in the northern Indian province of Uttar Pradesh to look for some employment. He was 10 when he got a new line of work in a glass industrial facility, which paid him a month to month compensation of 5,000 rupees ($70; £54). To set aside cash, he would rest in the processing plant and eat his dinners there. The money he had spared, he would send back home.

There was a nursery close to the processing plant where a couple of youngsters would come to move.

"I would watch them move, and one day, I chose to gain from them."

During that time, Prakash met Vikas, who might likewise hit the dance floor with the youngsters. Together, they had the plan to make the move troupe.

"The troupe kids originated from ghettos in Naigaon and Bhayandar in Mumbai. I would pay for their movement. How might I approach them for cash? They were my children." The cash from his pay would go towards ensembles, nourishment and travel for the gathering.

Be that as it may, at that point, Vikas met with a grievous mishap. While playing out a move stunt, he fell and was left deadened. He went through a month in emergency clinic yet specialists couldn't spare him.

Presently, every time the gathering performs, they give proper respect to Vikas by wearing his name on the rear of their coats. They additionally added his underlying to the name of their gathering - which is the reason they are called V Unbeatable.

The troupe before long began visiting nearby occasions and move rivalries. "We began winning a portion of these occasions. We would utilise the prize cash to get ourselves without disturbing set aside any cash. We merited it," Prakash says.

At the point when they got an email from America's Got Talent welcoming them to contend, Prakash asked Rohit Jadhav, a long-term associate and choreographer, to help the troupe through the challenge.

"I had recently observed Om Prakash perform with his gathering on another move unscripted TV drama where I was a choreographer," Jadhav said.

"In any case, this was a fantasy worked out for me. I likewise needed to think ambitiously and accomplish something."

For Prakash, this success is additionally for the numerous youngsters he has prepared throughout the years.

"They put everything at risk for this. The arrangement is to possess our one of a kind movie studio where we can practice and prepare others," he says.