Mohit Sanaya were OVERSCORED DT Note Pg 5/ 7 - Page 6

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Posted: 8 years ago
#51
I don't agree at all that they were over scored. Not every viewer looks for technical details in an act. There is something called an impact and an emotional connect that happened in my home. My parents & grandma were deeply touched by the act, stood up with tears in eyes and started clapping. They said iss hafte inko hi vote dena hai.

So all the stuff you write about them totally slaughtering contemporary dance style, Mohit lacking in expressions and Sanaya not being good in her transitions is mute point. While I agree that the dance element is less compared to some others, but my family members completely overlooked that and said that after the show ended the only act they remember is Mohit & Sanaya's.

So the judges' scores and our votes to them are fully justified.
Edited by SI-rocks - 8 years ago
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Posted: 8 years ago
#52
Please stick to the topic while discussing.
Refrain from making any personal comments.

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Posted: 8 years ago
#53

Originally posted by: DiyaS


Not answering the rest of your post since that's your opinion ... I saw enough dance ... more than I've seen in other emotional acts, more than i saw in the other emotional act this week even ... but that's your opinion. For me both emotional acts, Sanaya-Mohit's and Bharati's, had enough dance ... but more than that, they connected because i was personally invested in both ...

I had close relatives holed up in a room in one of the hotels under attack for four days ... by the last day, they had one apple left to eat, and no idea how many days that one apple had to last them before ...if ever ... they were rescued. Sanaya and Mohit's act brought back the terror of those days ... and how helpless and anguished the rest of the family felt that we were unable to do a thing to help them. The way they hid in the cupboard? My relatives actually did that when they heard voices in the corridor outside. They had children waiting for them too ... fortunately they made it out back to them.

I don't think it was milking the event ... I think we need to remind ourselves periodically about those days, and how lucky we are to be safe where we are. I know my relatives never forgot how lucky they were to be rescued when so many others lost their lives during those 4-5 terrible days.

But regarding what you term 'post performance rona dhona' ... I guess you missed Sanaya's words after the act ... she was at the spot where the attacks happened ...one of the encounters took place under her balcony at her building ... she saw the firing herself. Their balcony was open ... for all they knew, any one of the terrorists could have entered any of the buildings around. Some did ... not theirs, but another one close by. Those buildings are old, have huge open balconies, and have no security whatsoever. Sanaya and her family were under threat, in real danger, so were all the people in those buildings around.

I don't think ANYONE can ever completely forget something like that. To term it post performance rona dhona is, I feel, being not only unkind but very unfeeling. I am appalled that an Indian ... as I presume you are ... can even think this way.


Oh Gosh your relatives were trapped there... It must have been such a horrific moment for you people I am sure.. the anticipation.. the helplessness... I am so glad that your relatives escaped unhurt... And your post is awesome..

The voracious book reader that I am I would sincerely recommend people here who do not understand the gravity of the attack to read "The Seige" . There are instances in the book as well where a newly married couple who had their reception booked in the hotel had to spend their time hearing gunshots and answering desperate phone calls... A foreign couple who had returned from their honeymoon in Goa lost life while trying to escape.. how the terrorist went and knocked on every room saying "room service" and how someone mistakenly told aloud that he doesn't need one and had to pay for it... As I am typing this my eyes are welling up then what would have happened to those people who were spectators

Coming to emotional drama it eventually happens when you get deep into the scene . I am not defending Sanaya here.. But I have to draw comparison of those female artists who enacted the Delhi Gang Rape.. they would tell post drama they would cry thinking the ordeal the girl had been subjected to when 6 monsters brutally raped her... The artist were not cashing in her tragedy but when you get deeply involved in the act .. you are bound to get emotional... Same with Monaya.. They understood the helplessness of the people and broke down on stage ...
Edited by duly - 8 years ago
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Posted: 8 years ago
#54

Originally posted by: Anisha.

If that is a fact? 😕 Then what is an opinion?

This is your opinion and not a fact right?
But looks like Terrence who is a trained dancer didn't find it to be an unpardonable slaughter after all! And it is a fact that he gave a 9, over scored in your opinion, not in mine.

PS ... I would not like to second guess a choreographer and professional dancer on what comprises contemporary dance, as this is not my area of expertise





Yes the same Terence who has a different rulebook for every couple on this show 🤣 When Sabigail perform an emotional act dance isn't enough but when Monaya perform an emotional act with zero dance it's not just laudable it's 29 worthy 👏
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Posted: 8 years ago
#55

Yes they both could have been better
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Posted: 8 years ago
#56
The act definitely would make anyone emotional. MonAya definitely made the impact. I really do not understand why everyone is writing about this milking tragedy stuff now. Many people have been doing such dances.
But my personal opinion is that dance reality shows should focus more on dance than on these emotional tragedies. In such acts, it is always more of emoting than dance.

But MonAya cannot be blamed for this. It is the judges who are biased for such acts. Sp should put guidelines to avoid picking up such emotional subjects and focus on Dance.
Edited by -swati- - 8 years ago
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Posted: 8 years ago
#57
TM keeps stating all her opinions as undeniable facts.
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And "we people" cannot accept the well established "facts" 🤣
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Posted: 8 years ago
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Originally posted by: duly


Oh Gosh your relatives were trapped there... It must have been such a horrific moment for you people I am sure.. the anticipation.. the helplessness... I am so glad that your relatives escaped unhurt... And your post is awesome..

The voracious book reader that I am I would sincerely recommend people here who do not understand the gravity of the attack to read "The Seige" . There are instances in the book as well where a newly married couple who had their reception booked in the hotel had to spend their time hearing gunshots and answering desperate phone calls... A foreign couple who had returned from their honeymoon in Goa lost life while trying to escape.. how the terrorist went and knocked on every room saying "room service" and how someone mistakenly told aloud that he doesn't need one and had to pay for it... As I am typing this my eyes are welling up then what would have happened to those people who were spectators

Coming to emotional drama it eventually happens when you get deep into the scene . I am not defending Sanaya here.. But I have to draw comparison of those female artists who enacted the Delhi Gang Rape.. they would tell post drama they would cry thinking the ordeal the girl had been subjected to when 6 monsters brutally raped her... The artist were not cashing in her tragedy but when you get deeply involved in the act .. you are bound to get emotional... Same with Monaya.. They understood the helplessness of the people and broke down on stage ...


duly, yes, it was a horrible time ... don't think anyone in the extended family slept a wink during those days. I've read The Seige ... it's a very tough read 😭

Monaya not only were involved deeply in the act, Sanaya actually went through some part of the terror herself. Have posted in a more positive post ... we can discuss the act further there.
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Posted: 8 years ago
#59

Originally posted by: SI-rocks

Zero dance? You are really losing your grip! 🤣 let it go 😆


I guess TM is someone who has achieved ''maharath'' in contemporary dance and might as well be Terrence's guru, to give such ''FACTS'' 🤣
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Posted: 8 years ago
#60

Originally posted by: Beyhad



Yes they have .Either it's emotional or sensual. And Mohit, are you ever going to dance?

@Duly So anyone saying that the couple milked in on the tragedy doesn't understand its impact ?👏 So now phans are going to equate the comments on Monaya milking in on the tragedy with the TRAGEDY itself.?🥱 Just pathetic petty mindsets that is ready to go to any extent to defend their favourite 🤢



Whoa ... people who don't agree are pathetic petty mindsets? Seems like you have nothing more to say to defend your post, so you are resorting to name calling members over here! Bravo! 👏
Edited by SI-rocks - 8 years ago

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