Please tell me the venue and time for indian idol audition3 in mumbai &gwaliour?

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Please tell me the venue and time for indian idol audition3 in mumbai &gwaliour?

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INDIAN IDOL SERIES 4

RULES AND PROCEDURES GOVERNING THE COMPETITION

(THE “COMPETITION RULES”).

1. Definitions

“Competition” The competition comprised within the Programme

including without limitation the Regional Auditions

and each round leading up to and including the

selection of the winning Indian Idol.

“Contestant(s)” Any person who enters the Competition.

“Contributors” Any person, other than the Contestant(s), who

participates, attends and/or is present at any of the

Regional Auditions, Competition, Theatre Audition

Shows, the Piano Shows, the Spectaculars and/or the

Final.

“Designated Week(s)” Any of the weeks designated for the Piano Shows.

“Judges” Anu Malik and such other person(s) as the Producer

may nominate from time to time.

“Producer” Fremantle India Television Productions Private

Limited

“Programme” As defined in the Release Form.

“Regional Auditions”

The initial auditions taking place in Calcutta, Delhi,

Mumbai, Jaipur, Lucknow and Gwalior or such

other place and/or location as may be designated by

the Producer.

“Release Form(s)” Any release form supplied from time to time by the

Producer and which Contestants are required to sign

in connection with the Programme.

“Spectaculars” Any of the weeks during which the Spectaculars will

run.

“The Final 100” The approximate number of Contestants to be

invited to participate in the Theatre Audition

Round.

“The Final 30” The number of Contestants to be invited to

participate in the Piano Shows.

“The Final 12” The number of Contestants selected to participate in

the Spectaculars.

“The Finalist(s)”

The two Contestants selected to participate in the

Final.

“The Piano Shows” Any of the weeks as may be designated by the

Producer as the Piano Shows.

“The Wildcard Show” A Piano Show designated by the Producer as the

wildcard show comprising of any 12 Contestants as

may be selected by the Producer.

“The Winner” The Contestant who wins the Final.

“Theatre Audition

Round”

The round following the Regional Auditions, to take

place at in Mumbai or such other place and/or

location as may be designated by the Producer.

2. Entry Procedures to the Competition

2.1 The procedures for entry and participation in the Competition are

subject to the Competition Rules and the terms and conditions of the

Contestant Release Forms

2.2 The Contestants may register to participate in the Regional Auditions

of the Competition via a phone registration process and completing an

application form available at the audition venues at the http:///Regional

Auditions.

2.3 The Competition is open to individuals aged between 16 and 30 on

April 1, 2008 and citizens of India. Contestants aged 18 or under must

ensure their application and any Release Form, is reviewed, approved

and signed by a parent or legal guardian.

2.4 Applications must be submitted to the Producer on the date of the

Regional Auditions. Unsigned applications and late entries will not be

considered for the Regional Auditions.

2.5 Contestants will be invited to attend at a location and time specified by

the Producer. It is anticipated that the Regional Auditions will take

place in Calcutta, Delhi, Mumbai, Jaipur, Gwalior and Lucknow or

such other place and/or location as may be designated by the

Producer..

2.6 The Producer may, at its sole discretion, choose to hold an open

audition following the Regional Auditions.

2.7 Notwithstanding the aforesaid, the following category of persons are

not eligible to enter, take part nor participate in the Competition: (a)

full-time employee(s) of MSM, FremantleMedia and immediate family

members of such employee(s) as may be determined by the Producer

in its sole and absolute discretion; and (b) the employee(s) of any

company that are part of the production of the Competition, including

the prize providers.

3. Regional Auditions

3.1 The Contestants will be invited to perform whole or part of a song in

any language following which they will be told whether they have

been called back to perform in front of the Judges. Contestants should

have at least two songs prepared and will be asked to sing a cappella

(without music). No musical accompaniment (whether recorded or

live) will be permitted.

3.2 The Producer will notify the Contestants who have been chosen to go

through to the Theatre Audition Round of the Competition as soon as

reasonably practicable after the Regional Auditions. The Producer

shall not be obliged to notify unsuccessful Contestants of its decision.

3.3 All Auditions will be subject to such timing stipulations and

requirements as may be determined by the Producer and the Producer

makes no representations, warranties nor provides any undertaking to

any of the Contestants that any or all of the Contestants will be able to

perform or audition (whether before the Judges or otherwise) at the

time and/or place in accordance with the invitation set out in Clause

2.5 above. The Producer shall not be liable nor responsible for any

damages, losses, costs, expenses or otherwise suffered by any of the

Contestants in the event that the Producer is not able to permit the

Contestants to perform or audition in accordance with any of the

foregoing provisions.

3.4 Notwithstanding any other provisions in this Agreement, the Producer

may, at its sole and absolute discretion, hold additional Auditions on

such other dates and at such places as it may determine and the

Contestant shall adhere to and abide by any and all instructions,

requirements and timing stipulations as determined by the Producer

and shall attend at any and all such additional Auditions.

4. The Theatre Audition Round

4.1 The Final 100 will be invited to participate in the next round of the

Competition to be held in Mumbai in June/July 2008.

4.2 The Contestants will be invited to perform a pre-selected song in Hindi

chosen at the Producer’s discretion and may be required to perform

either individually or in a group. The make-up of each group shall be

in the Producer’s discretion. The Producer may also ask the

Contestants to perform individually the whole or part of a song in

Hindi of the Contestant’s own choice.

4.3 As soon as reasonably practicable following completion of the Theatre

Audition Round, the Contestants will be notified who has been

selected by the Judges to be one of the Final 30 going through to the

Piano Shows of the Competition.

5. The Piano Shows

5.1 The Final 30 will be divided at the Producer’s discretion into 3 (three)

groups of 10 (ten) Contestants. It is anticipated that each group for the

purposes of training and recording the programme “Live” will be

required to participate for one of the following Designated Weeks

during [June 2008] between [Oct 2008]. (“the Designated Weeks”)

5.2 The Producer shall at its sole and absolute discretion select any 10

Contestants (the “Wildcard Contestant”) who have participated in the

Piano Shows to perform at the Wildcard Show and it is anticipated that the

Wildcard Contestant will be required to participate on one of the following

dates, [October 2008 to November 2008], or such other dates as may be

designated by the Producer.

5.3 At the end of each Designated Week the relevant Contestants will be

required to perform in a programme recorded as "Live". Following the

broadcast of each recorded programme, a total of 10 (ten) Contestants

from the Piano Shows (comprising 9 (nine) from each Designated

Week and 1 (one) from the Wildcard Show) will be selected by public

vote to go through to the Spectaculars.

6. The Spectaculars

6.1 The Final 10 (or designated otherwise) will go through to the

Spectaculars. It is anticipated that the Spectaculars will run over the

course of [twelve (12) weeks from November 2008 to February 2009.

6.2 Each Spectacular will culminate in the recording of a “Live” recorded

programme, following which one Contestant (per Spectacular each

week) will be eliminated by public vote until only 2 (two) Contestants

– the Finalists – remain in the Competition.

6.3 At the end of the last Spectacular, the Producer will notify each

Finalist of the song they will be required to perform in the Final. The

Finalists may be required to keep the choice of song confidential.

7. The Finals

It is anticipated that recording of the Finals will take place on or about

[February 2009]. The selection of the winning Indian Idol will be made by

public vote following a “Live” recorded performance.

8. General Rules of the Competition

8.1 The Producer reserves the right to change the structure of the

Competition as it sees fit including without limitation by adding

auditions / rounds to the Competition or requesting additional

performances from the Contestants and / or changing the anticipated

recording schedule.

8.2 It is a condition of entry and participation in the Competition that

Contestants make themselves available to participate in the

Competition, agree and sign up to the Release Form and abide by

terms and conditions of such Release Form and the rules, regulations,

terms and conditions as devised from time to time by the Producer

including but not by way of limitation the Competition Rules. As part

of Contestants’ contribution to the Programme, the Producer may

request Contestants to participate in any online/interactive activity

relating to the Programme including without limitation recordings of

web-casts, interviews and participation in so-called ‘chat-rooms’. It is

a further condition of entry and participation in the Competition that

Contestants ensure and procure from any and all Contributors their

agreement and execution of the release form as devised from time to

time by the Producer.

8.3 It is a condition of entry and participation in the Competition that the

Contestant has