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Nishita123

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Posted: 15 years ago

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Originally posted by: chocolover89
and talking about teaching kids about sportsmanship here !! 😆

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gilmores

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Posted: 15 years ago

#22

Originally posted by: Nishita123
and how every choice public makes is right and the only choice and yada yada yada
basically free lecture!

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Ankit

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Posted: 15 years ago

#23

Originally posted by: Nishita123

😃 Oh no....another sarcastic remark at my expense.....I am shattered again......😃

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Ankit

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Posted: 15 years ago

#24

Originally posted by: chocolover89

😃 Were you dragged to this free lecture or did you come on your own? 😃

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Jess.

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Posted: 15 years ago

#25

Hope you all remember that this is DID Lil Masters not DID 1.
I dont care who won 1st season... Its time to move on and stop bringing it up. Please talk about what the topic was originally opened for.

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IndianMusicLove

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Posted: 15 years ago

#26

Originally posted by: ankit_nyc

I hope that the audience at large accepts the results of DID lil masters with grace and sets a wonderful example of sportsmanship for the kids...........I hope we don't see a repeat of DID 1 and DID 2 where people mocked and belittled the winner just because their favorite contestant didn't win........Salman won DID 1 fair and square and most people who watched DID 1 thought that he was a better dancer then all others in the show...........Shakti won DID 2 fair and square and most people who watched DID 2 thought that she was a better dancer then all others in the show......I don't understand why it's so hard for people to accept the results.........Frankly I think that it's a terrible example to set for the kids or anyone by calling the winner of the show undeserving and mocking the people who voted for the winner by saying they don't know much about dance.........Those who can't accept the results of a competition with grace should avoid watching or participating in competitions altogether........

Ankit very well said. We should appreciate whoever win. People appreciate the winner only when he/she is their favorites, that is wrong and hypocrisy. I appreciate you specially for saying Shakti was better than Dharmesh and Salman than other. There should be consistency.

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IndianMusicLove

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Posted: 15 years ago

#27

Originally posted by: ankit_nyc

😕 ummm stating the winner was better then the person who finished 2nd, 3rd, and 4th is not demeaning.........Those are just the results........I don't have any problems saying that Shakti was a better dancer then D sir in DID 2......She won the show, how could she not be better? 😕 But saying that a dancer who finished 4th was better then the dancer who finished 1st doesn't make any sense.......😕

I have seen this in past and seeing in present and will see in future too.

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peace.786

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Posted: 15 years ago

#28

I strongly disagree that the person who wins is better than contestants coming 2nd, 3rd, or 4th, when it's public voting. the person who won is not necessarily better than the person coming 2nd, 3rd, or 4th! taking the example from DID 2, people who voted for Binny thought she was the best and better than the rest, ppl who voted for Punit thought that he was the best, ppl who voted for Dharmesh thought he was the best, and ppl who voted for Shakti thought that she was the best! Now just bcz Shakti won, u can't say to all those ppl who voted for Binny, Punit, and Dharmesh that they r wrong. for those ppl, their favourite deserved to win! it's a matter of personal choice. u can't make someone like someone and u can't force ppl into thinking who is best. people have their own brain and eyes to make their own judgement on who's good and who deserved to be the winner! well maybe SOME ppl don't use their own brain and depend on the public voting result to tell them who is the best 😳

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Jess.

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Posted: 15 years ago

#29

I dont think that the winner is necessarily the absolute best dancer. I think whoever got to the top according to judges and the top 4 are all amazing dancers. The decision of the winner does not represent the whole world. In YOUR opinion ankit, shakti may be a better dancer since she won but someone else may think that another dancer is better even though that person did not win. I liked shakti since she was a good dancer and her winning or not would have changed that. Same with other dancers, i would not change my opinion of who is better because of the result. I would not talk negatively of those who did not win either.

The winner is not always the best. An example of that would be from SRGMP. There was a singer named Raja (forgot his last name--is it Hassan?) who did not win. BUT raja has been the most successful in his singing career (in my opinion). So as we learn in school, winning isnt everything.

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Elephunk

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Posted: 15 years ago

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Not a single thing on the past four pages has been about sportsmanship. I think that what ankit wanted to bring to our attention is that whoever wins in lil masters we should respect that. I was as happy that Salman one season one, and Shakti season two because from my perspective they were they best. Some people think Jai was the best or Dharmesh in season one and two respectively. Thats their view. When shakti won this season 2 this forum was flooded by people who thought she cheated (she won cuz of her talent without cheating) I think this season whoever wins we should not be upset if our favorite doesn't win, and not make false statement that the winner cheated.

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