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#91

Originally posted by: Drashtifan4ever

It's not apples and oranges it a three second lick to bedroom scenes!

It's TV and BW Movies ... Apples to oranges

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#92

Originally posted by: Wiseman

It's not apples and oranges it a three second lick to bedroom scenes!

It's TV and BW Movies ... Apples to oranges

Okay than what about the love making scenes in BALH! And the controversy it spurred! Their we're many sensous acts last year!

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#93

Originally posted by: kingkisunshine

well dear may i knw are u a trained dancer...

Well one need not be a trained dancer to give opinions? Sense is enough

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Originally posted by: Drashtifan4ever

Okay than what about the love making scenes in BALH! And the controversy it spurred! Their we're many sensous acts last year!

See, you are saying yourself, that scene raised controversy. Sensuality has to be there in romantic acts/dances, there is always a thin line between sensuality and being vulgar. Too much sensuality also pushes an act towards vulgarity. I think at least in two acts, Salman failed to keep that balance. I don't know if he was limited by DD's dancing ability.

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Originally posted by: Wiseman

Go ahead with your point please ...ill reply you ...

i dnt knw whtr ur a trained dancer r not but may b u are one...i dnt find anything wrng in tat Egyptian dance.. well the dance form wat they flashed said its acrobatic form with contemporary.. and it showed one of an ancient rituals wic was followed then na... and the task this time was to use the backup dancers in a perfect way...and dancing with those poles and all is the toughest one..u knw.. if one wud slip major injury can happen... it was well choreographed also..and i think the focus on DD was only becoz she is the one who conducts the ritual and ofcourse a celeb na...

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Originally posted by: sosweet
There were too many spreadings...specially the Egyptian circus, which only had her on display, without any dance. 😆

This thread itself is a over reaction, the same thing could have been said in other threads on the same topic. ...

well dear may i knw are u a trained dancer...

Well one need not be a trained dancer to give opinions? Sense is enough

give opinions r not is not the point dear.. im just asking ma dbts..whtr she is a dancer..so that she found the act not so plzing.. y wud u come in before u knw wat was i abt to ask..

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Originally posted by: Wiseman

See, you are saying yourself, that scene raised controversy. Sensuality has to be there in romantic acts/dances, there is always a thin line between sensuality and being vulgar. Too much sensuality also pushes an act towards vulgarity. I think at least in two acts, Salman failed to keep that balance. I don't know if he was limited by DD's dancing ability.

I thought was a three second lick compared to what is now getting common on tv serials too! I don't think it pushed the bar! It just you seemed to focus on it way too much!

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Originally posted by: kingkisunshine

i dnt knw whtr ur a trained dancer r not but may b u are one...i dnt find anything wrng in tat Egyptian dance.. well the dance form wat they flashed said its acrobatic form with contemporary.. and it showed one of an ancient rituals wic was followed then na... and the task this time was to use the backup dancers in a perfect way...and dancing with those poles and all is the toughest one..u knw.. if one wud slip major injury can happen... it was well choreographed also..and i think the focus on DD was only becoz she is the one who conducts the ritual and ofcourse a celeb na...

That was a major flop of choreography. Dance is not showing a ritual but the dance using the ritual, a dance to depict an indian marriage ceremony, will then keep them sitting for the full act & 7 circles around the fire. I hope you get the idea,

Where was the dance? Both forms were completely absent. Yes they have shown the ritual, it could be taken in the history channel as a re-creation of the ritual, but it's not a choreography for a dance show,

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Originally posted by: Drashtifan4ever

I thought was a three second lick compared to what is now getting common on tv serials too! I don't think it pushed the bar! It just you seemed to focus on it way too much!

Don't see the 3sec licking in isolation. See the entire act. There were too many sensualities in that act and then that lick actually took that act on the other side, towards vulgarity. They hardly had dance steps in comparison to sensuality. I know tango is sensual, but no, none will ever take it to that level of licking legs ... That makes the total act vulgar...

You can watch the dance shows of US too, the tango they did had much more dance ... And it's not that they don't push the bar of sensuality...had licking kissing been considered sensual for tango, you would have seen those... They don't...

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Not only costumes steps also matters. This week dd dress look at the bottom of the dress it is a family show u see n steps r vulgar which make uncomforatble to watch

p.s. - it is my pov i dont need need any1ls permission whether to watch or not. Tm it is not pointed at u

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