what is geeta's expertise? - Page 4

Originally posted by: ankit_nyc

😕 ummm you were the one mocking her earlier in the thread based on her interpretation of a dance form..😕 How is her interpretation wrong just because it doesn't match up with your interpretation or Terrence's interpretation? 😕 why must her view be ridiculed in this thread which you claim is merely to find out what her expertise are? 😕

The other two judges said it was contemporary
i purely mentioned it. not my interpretation. no intention to ridicule.

we are trying to give her credit for what we think she knows as well

please dont try to start an argument here and please stick to the topic
thanks

Originally posted by: bandicoot

I dont know..i think at the end of the day it is about ability to adapt quickly to newer styles.
honestly i get bored of compteporary after an overload of it

yes
she mentioned she wasnt trained in kathakali so she had experts help her in that
😊

Pimp says she is trained in kathak.... maybe that is where she gets her expressions from..she is good at that honestly

Originally posted by: bandicoot

The other two judges said it was contemporary
i purely mentioned it. not my interpretation. no intention to ridicule.

we are trying to give her credit for what we think she knows as well

please dont try to start an argument here and please stick to the topic
thanks

Originally posted by: Angel-likeDevil

Yep.. I hate it if there's an over-dose of any style. But IDK Caro, I have noticed that I love hip-hop, P&L, kinda styles over other styles :s I never get bored of those routines!

I don't think she was trained in Kathak, remember in season 1, she and Siddesh had taken some training for Kathak performance?? 🤔

maybe she took a short term course or something in kathak

giving credit where it is due all these masters are pretty well read..i cant tell apart a jive, lambada, quick step and everything
😆

and i remember the mentors saying that they wouldnt make their students do anythign they think that they wouldnt be able to do..maybe all these masters have trained a few weeks in multiple styles😃 that would be fun

@ bandicoot As far as I remember Geeta herself has only done 1 classical performance on DID's stage..in the grand finale of season 1.

Originally posted by: ankit_nyc

😃 give her credit? the people have given her enough credit already......so much success in such a short time......😛

yes she has achieved this much success after 22 years in this industry. not even 5-10% of the wannabe bollywood choreographers reach such a position😊
good for her

Originally posted by: chocolover89

@ bandicoot As far as I remember Geeta herself has only done 1 classical performance on DID's stage..in the grand finale of season 1.

do u have a link
im going to check up on YT for that and see which form that was

EDIT:
thanks dudette

Originally posted by: bandicoot

maybe she took a short term course or something in kathak

giving credit where it is due all these masters are pretty well read..i cant tell apart a jive, lambada, quick step and everything
😆

and i remember the mentors saying that they wouldnt make their students do anythign they think that they wouldnt be able to do..maybe all these masters have trained a few weeks in multiple styles😃 that would be fun

Originally posted by: Angel-likeDevil

LOL, you really think they tried out all the routines, jumps and all?? :P I guess their assisstants try out some "stunts" and jumps and all, that could be a chance 🤔

probably not all. for example I cant think of anybody trying what punnu does😆

they had one limelight video where in the assistants tested the strength, flexibility of the materials they are using in aerial acts and other special acts. they do the step and see if the material holds

i mean they wouldnt let sunita dance on a bed of nails if they thought it was going to kill her or something

maybe they or their assistants know the basics😆

choco
that was cool video..
cant put a finger on the style

but not bharatanatyam..the feet posture doesnt match...maybe it is just semi classical