Disgusted Beyond Belief [Spoiler Alert] - Page 4

wow after the judges comments, its clear that it was pre-planned to keep akshat because they all are biased towards him because he's a kid. i did NOT think his act was better than TJ's.

When the win or loose format of the show is known, then the audience should watch it with that in mind, and the participants should enter with that thought in mind

this show should be for non dancers ONLY. trained dancers or winners of other dance shows are beyond the level the jhalak anyways. this should be about the journey, struggles, and improvements of a non dancer to a dancer.

I just need to ask a simple question.

Do you or do you not think that a professional dancer who participates in Jhalak deserves to win the show?

If yes,then there is nothing unfair about Shakti being on the show.

If not,then you should be okay with TJ getting.eliminated coz you wouldn't want her to win anyways so she was bound to be eliminated sooner or later.

Just wanted to know coz your opinions seem to contradict themselves.

PS:Just stating my opinion here.I genuinely liked TJ as a dancer and completely support the presence of professional dancers on the show coz they are what compels me to watch JDJ with great interest.

Originally posted by: So_Naley

I just need to ask a simple question.

Do you or do you not think that a professional dancer who participates in Jhalak deserves to win the show?

If yes,then there is nothing unfair about Shakti being on the show.

If not,then you should be okay with TJ getting.eliminated coz you wouldn't want her to win anyways so she was bound to be eliminated sooner or later.

Just wanted to know coz your opinions seem to contradict themselves.

PS:Just stating my opinion here.I genuinely liked TJ as a dancer and completely support the presence of professional dancers on the show coz they are what compels me to watch JDJ with great interest.

Originally posted by: Cutiepie Rani

I think most Shakti fan ALWAYS misinterpret my viewpoints. A professional dancer is a obviously going to be BETTER off than a non-professional. As far as whether a professional dancer deserves to win, that depends on their journey on the show and how much they can show as far as versatility and a variety of dance forms is concerned.

Trust me, I knew TJ wouldn't last. And the sole reason is because she's not from India. I know the dirty politics behind the scenes. No one will believe me, because they don't know how it really is. But I do. You can't deny TJ's talent. I can't deny Shakti's talent. Both are superb dancers! Yes I do think dancers like Shakti TJ are way above the Jhalak level. They've already won and they don't need to win another reality show because we know they are the best of the best in their respective countries.

But here you have dancers who know the ABCs of dancing and then you have someone like Karan T. who came on the show as a non-dancer. And now look at his journey and improvement.

I think everybody agrees that TJ is a far superior dancer as compared to Akshat or any non-professional-dancer for that matter.

She is a cut above the rest.But you've got to accept the fact this gives the judges a right to be a little meticulous about her dancing.Picking out all the nitty-gritties and then scoring her.

That is what they did.We all love her but know that she didn't give a perfect performance.

Akshat's graph went up in terms of how much he pushed himself in the act.

One of their lifts literally blew my mind.

And plus he had a killer concept.

Unfortunate that TJ got eliminated but I don't think it was unfair.

Sorry I digressed a bit but my point is that even if the face-off is between a dancer and non-dancer, the judges don't directly compare the. with each other but with the performances they gave in the past.

That is what makes the competition between a pro and an amateur fair.

TJ dipped and Akshat went a notch higger than his potential.

Though I felt that Jack had some learning to do as a choreographer, the judges were way too harsh on him.