Dance till you Drop Dead - Part Two
We talk to the Jhalak participants about their experiences and comfort level while dancing and much more...Read the second part of the article...
With the second elimination of Jhalak scheduled for later tonight, we at Telly Buzz continue with our series on all the jodis. What they feel and their fears. . If you have missed out reading the Part 1 of this series, please check this!
Cyrus Broacha:

Afraid of judges’ comments?: See, after the performance, I just shut my self so it really does not matter how much they insult me
Anchoring or Dancing, the better option: Dancing for when I anchor nobody pays attention anyway.
We have heard that you trouble everybody on sets: Someone has to loosen up the atmosphere.
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Tapur Chatterjee: 
Your take on back biting on sets: I don't bother about what people speak behind my back. If you got the guts, say it on my face.
Compare yourself to other contestants?: Leaving a few, most are all actors. So they at least know how to give facial expressions, if not dance. But for me, it is totally a new ball game.
Major positive out of Jhalak: This show is helping me to break the wrong notion, that Tapur is your typical snooty model.
Any more TV after this?: I never say never.
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Mika Singh:
Your take on rival show Nach?: Unfortunately, Nach only has Rakhi and Kashmeera as known faces, while our show has a host of well known celebs.
Difference between dancing in stage shows and in Jhalak: At my own concert, I am the king. But out here I have to follow choreographer’s instructions to the T.
Is this regional voting a good trend?: When the public loves somebody, they vote with their hearts and not head.
Any guess who will go out tomorrow?: Mostly me, for I have not been able to give proper time for rehearsals. But then, you never know, for my Punjabi fans just might save me.
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Mir Ranjan Negi:

Difference between hockey and dancing: No comparison. Hockey will always remain my life. Here I just want to have fun.
Any fears?: You bet. I am not used to dancing hence get panicky and shy.
Special efforts taken to Chak De on the dance Floor: I am trying to give something new to my viewers. Here, I am not a coach or a player, I am a performer.
Dancing at 51, is it too late?: Not at all. This is a message to all the people who think that life end at 50.
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Jay Bhanushali: 
Favourite bollywood dancer: Without a doubt Hrithik Roshan. I just loved his complicated steps in Dhoom 2.
Your equation with your choreographer: It's great. Initially I gave her a tough time though.
Are you a good or bad dancer?: I would call myself an average dancer, who is becoming better by the day.
Difference in shaking a leg at parties and grooving to choreographed steps?: A whole world of difference. At parties, we dance just to enjoy. While here we have to take all the technical aspects into consideration as well.
Happy time reading, Folks!!
Reporter: Anil Merani, Srividya Rajesh
Author: Anil Merani
Pls Note: We could not get Sudha Chandran's quotes, as she was busy. We wil update the article as soon as we get her...
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maha786 @maha786
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16 years ago
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~*puja*~ @~*puja*~
16 years ago
I enjoyed reading the contestants point-of-view... interesting!
soni @*sweet-soni*
16 years ago
tfs... i think prachi is the nest dancer!!
Ankita @anku2cute
+ 4
16 years ago
wowwwwwww lovely interview....i mean chit chat...liked all d answers :)
rchu @i5hy
16 years ago
t4s:D
cyrus is as usual hilarious:D
tapur is dignity personafied:D
mika: for once he acceps he's not the best:D
negi sir: very well said:D
jay: :D liked his striaghtforward answers:D he has improved so much day by day....loved his performance last night:-0