quick analysis - 3/1/11 - Page 3

Here's my take on the performances, and I've no idea about any dance form....so my opinion is all about whether the performance could entertain or not...:

Shekhar- Ehh. What a stupid performance. So boring. I don't think there is any kind of a connection or compatibility b/w Shekhar and his choreo. I dunno why but when I watch them dance I feel yeh abhi abhi lad jhagad ke aaye hain :-S. I'd give him 5 on 10. And oh, WHERE is the much hyped hotness quotient b/w the two of them ?! Really, I can never understand Malaika's comments. 🤔

Daya: It was amazing. I enjoyed it fully. Specially Saloni's bit. The only downer was that Daya has this strange habit of either forgetting or tiring out or something....I mean sometimes it looks like he has suddenly lost all interest in the performance...! I don't really know why is that so! My rating would be 8.

Sushant : Of course I'm sounding stupid but I didn't really get the concept. Like, why was Sushant alternately fighting with Rashmi and then Shampa?
But even without getting the concept, I liked it to the extent of giving it an 8, so maybe he did deserve his 30.

Ragini: Her choreo needs to buck up big time. The concept was nothing new. And Jay kya faltu mein aaya tha? He did not dance, and aisi koi acting bhi nahi thi. I thought dance toh hain nahi, upar se the entire theme was also very baasi and very boring. I'd give her 6.

I found the episode rather feeka. Mainly because the judges keep praising everyone and then they give marks which make me go all :-O. Wish the judges could be more...umm honest, straightforward in their comments!

@lunza: Hey I didn't notice that! But wait, Sushant didn't die in his first performance.

I think he should die more (in his acts), seems to be lucky for him 😆

@EatPrayLove: Sushant was basically a sort of peace messenger/concerned citizen/ peace loving man (you can interpret it in any way you want). The two girls signified the religious fanatics who fight and cause so many problems in our country bcos of which the common peaceloving man suffers. He tries to explain to them but they fight. Later when he starts dying (peace starts dying out) they realise what they have done and the nationality within them and run to save things before its too late. (This is the way I interpreted it) In the end it says that peace and humanity is the best religion of all- cos it binds us all. 👏

Just read my own analysis again and laughed heartily--- I have written the 'he/she has potential' line for all. 😆

Well, I guess I believe they all do have the potential.

first performance .. hmm.. doesnt actually die i guess .. i counted the part just before he asks shampa "arey kahan kho gayi" .. he is lying on the floor...

@lunza: Yeah, he almost dies. Reminds me of a dialogue by SRK in Om Shanti Om.

Main jis bhi film mein marta hun, woh film hit ho jati hai. Yeh film to super-duperhit hogi kyunki main isme main chaar baar marunga. 😆 Do baar interval se pehle- main aur mera judwa bhai, do baar interval ke baad- fir se main aur mera judwa bhai.

Originally posted by: nikitagmc

@lunza: Hey I didn't notice that! But wait, Sushant didn't die in his first performance.

I think he should die more (in his acts), seems to be lucky for him 😆

@EatPrayLove: Sushant was basically a sort of peace messenger/concerned citizen/ peace loving man (you can interpret it in any way you want). The two girls signified the religious fanatics who fight and cause so many problems in our country bcos of which the common peaceloving man suffers. He tries to explain to them but they fight. Later when he starts dying (peace starts dying out) they realise what they have done and the nationality within them and run to save things before its too late. (This is the way I interpreted it) In the end it says that peace and humanity is the best religion of all- cos it binds us all. 👏

Originally posted by: lunza

@niki .. liked your comments ..
btw have you noticed ? sushant has "died" in all his four performances ..

Originally posted by: bonnefille

Nikki....i think when the dance started they were in the roles of young children depicting innocence and being unaware of the evils of society. the sequence followed by it was of them growing in togetherness. the black cloth depicted barriers.....which both rashmi and shampa put across sushant and signifying suffocation of mankind in conflict. He coming out of it was human's conscience wanting peace to prevail.....after that whatever you have written. Also the part where Sushant tears of patches of cloth from shampa and rashmi's black coat was to bring the meaning the the colour of saffron and green of the indian flag to fore. There was a second interpretation in the dance where three friends who have grown in togetherness are separated by religious differences as they grow up.

I know it Bonne- I understood the act myself. I just wanted to give EatPrayLove the jist of the main issue of the act- not interpret it as a whole, cos I thought the beginning part was easy to understand cos of sushant's dialogues. As it is I was feeling very lazy to type.😆😆😆

By the way, the three were looking so cute in the first step rolling and dancing on the ground as babies.😆

well , thank god for sushant's voice overs .. 😆 otherwise I wouldnt have understood the performance 😆
I never understand contemporary performances completely the first time around ... I never catch the significance of a lot steps unless I watch it more than a couple of times ..

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