The contestants on India's Got Talent on Colors have amazed the judges and viewers with their amazing talent. From Jim Carrey's Mask act to singing in two voices, these contestants are truly talented.

Rajul Hegde caught with some of the semi finalists to learn more about their skills and performances. Check out their talent on video as well.

Robo Ganesh -- The desi Jim Carrey
Hails from Chennai

Ganesh does not understand Hindi. But he can do the Robot dance, which he perfected by watching English films. He says that the robotic act is very difficult, as you need to learn to control each nerve of your body.

Besides the Robo dance, Ganesh can dance like Michael Jackson, Prabhu Deva and mime Hollywood star Jim Carrey to perfection. In fact, for his entry into the show, Ganesh mimed Jim Carrey's character in The Mask.

"People appreciated Jim Carrey in The Mask and after seeing my performance they have appreciated mine as well," he says.

His ability to twist and turn all parts of his body like Carrey has made him special. "People said that I am at par with Carrey. I think it's a very big compliment. To the best of my knowledge, I am the only one in India to do a Jim Carrey.

"Carrey performs with computer graphics and hi-tech camera techniques whereas I can do the entire dance in one take," he adds.

Taking about his unique talent, he says, "My speciality is skipping without a rope. I can do it very easily because I have been doing it for the past 10 years."

Ganesh has done the most innovative puppetry item on the show. He is confident that he will make it to the finals. So what act will he perform if he reaches the finals? "I will do something fresh," he says, without revealing anything.

Bikram Bhullar and Harmeet Cheema
 Hails from Chandigarh

While one is an IT professional in Bangalore, the other is working in a call centre in Chandigarh. And it was technology that brought them together. Their talent is composing tracks/raps via Internet -- they call it 'jhunthe rap'.

One of them wrote a song after being dumped by his girlfriend.

"Rap is not so popular in India but we hope to showcase our talent with this show," they said. "People can connect with our rap, especially teenagers, as it is all about emotions. And if you can put these emotions in words and rhythm then it becomes rap. Earlier nobody would recognise us. Now wherever we go we're known as the jhunthe guys."

Both of them said they have drawn inspiration from Dr Ray (the father of Hip Hop).

Chandra Subramanium
Hails from Mumbai

This 56-year-old and can sing in both male and female voices.

Inspired by sisters Lata Mangeshkar and Asha Bhosle, Chandra grew up listening to music and was even part of the Sa Re Ga Ma Pa competition a few years ago.

"I can do Kishoreji ka yodelling very well," she said adding that nobody can tell that a woman is singing the song. "When I sang the Aati Kya Khandala duet in male and female voices, Shekarji (Kapur) was not very impressed. He said I could go to the next level only because the other two judges (Sonali Bendra and Kiron Kher) had given me the green signal.

"But after my last performance, he said that he will take back his words and would like to see me in the next level. I am very confident that I will reach the finals," she says.