Dil Dosti Dance - Anniversary Prep Thread - Page 14

Originally posted by: SarafWasima

I can try for Bharat or Amar… give me 10.

Take more than 10... but please dono karlo . Uske baad sirf Nimmi will be left (for main 13 characters).

Edited : main 14 I meant

Originally posted by: ssttuuttii

Take more than 10... but please dono karlo . Uske baad sirf Nimmi will be left (for main 13 characters).

Rey

Kriya

Swayam

Sharon

Neha

Vicky

Simmi

Rinni

Nilesh

Vishakha

Amar

Bharat

Aashi

Taani

(Confirm which ones completed & not.)

Originally posted by: SarafWasima

Rey - done by you

Kriya

Swayam - done by Bhavi

Sharon - done by Bhavi

Neha

Vicky - done by you

Simmi

Rinni

Nilesh

Vishakha

Amar

Bharat

Aashi - done by you

Taani

(Confirm which ones completed & not.)

Check quoted part for those that are already done. Further, I'm writing on Neha, Rinni, Vishakha and Taani. Bhavi ne kaha tha she will do on Kriya so waiting for her to finish as well.

Originally posted by: ssttuuttii

Check quoted part for those that are already done. Further, I'm writing on Neha, Rinni, Vishakha and Taani. Bhavi ne kaha tha she will do on Kriya so waiting for her to finish as well.

Gave you Amar & Bharat too , do you still want to do the new gens?

Originally posted by: SarafWasima

Gave you Amar & Bharat too , do you still want to do the new gens?

You are so quick! And I'm still staring at my blank page

Nimmi left out in characters. Baaki toh done hai... so now you select... new gens character write-up OR 1 dance for each couple + group? Tumhe jo acha lage wo select karlo and start the write-up... I (or Vera) will do the Siggies accompanying it.

Originally posted by: ssttuuttii

You are so quick! And I'm still staring at my blank page

Nimmi left out in characters. Baaki toh done hai... so now you select... new gens character write-up OR 1 dance for each couple + group? Tumhe jo acha lage wo select karlo and start the write-up... I (or Vera) will do the Siggies accompanying it.

New gens are ready! You can tweak it if you’d like.

Originally posted by: ssttuuttii

Check quoted part for those that are already done. Further, I'm writing on Neha, Rinni, Vishakha and Taani. Bhavi ne kaha tha she will do on Kriya so waiting for her to finish as well.

I didn't say about Kriya but will do it

KriYaansh Special Moments

1.) Ishq Hai Jaise Hawaon Mein Scene (Rey and Kriya’s Ethereal Modern Dance)

Rey and Kriya, at the college event, performed an ethereal modern twist to the evergreen song 'Inn Lamhon Ke Daman Mein'. It was the very day Rey was eagerly awaiting Kriya’s answer to his love confession, which made the performance all the more special.

Dressed in pure white, flowing outfits that perfectly matched their flawless moves, the two looked like they had stepped out of a dream. Each movement brought them closer, emotionally and physically, as if a beautiful love story was unfolding silently on the stage.

With every twirl, the distance between them faded. The modern tango choreography blended seamlessly with the classic Bollywood melody, creating a dance that was both passionate and poetic.

The lifts were smooth and graceful, their gazes growing more intense and filled with emotion as the music swelled. With one final, elegant lift, the dance came to a soft, perfect end.

Rey smiled mischievously, his eyes still locked on hers, and asked for his answer. Kriya, matching his energy, playfully replied, “What question? Which answer?” Then, with a cheeky smile, she turned and ran into the hallway, leaving Rey grinning as he chased after her, still not ready to give up.

2.) Kahin Na Kahin Koyi Hui Si Hai Main Aur Tu (Vintage romantic dance scene)

Rey and Kriya set out for a stroll after a romantic rendezvous, gazes still locked onto each other with shy smiles. Rey suddenly pulls Kriya towards him, and she shyly moves away a bit. Suddenly, they burst into a romantic dance full of charming, playful, energetic moves. They twirl around, gazes still locked. Their black and white outfits complement each other, and the vintage setting with white benches makes it all the more charming in a timeless way.

They dance around the night lights like young lovers set out to explore the world through the lens of newfound love and happiness. They twirl around their umbrellas, playfully dancing and enjoying every move like it’s the most natural thing.

Kriya gets fully engrossed in the dreamy dance and pulls out envelopes from the box, tossing them into the sky. The envelopes fall around them like petals, matching up to their twirls and tangos beautifully, creating a romantic visual treat.

They try a little dance challenge in between, and Rey lifts Kriya up. Both are mesmerized by each other’s charm and gaze. They move and dance around effortlessly, hand in hand, matching their heartbeats and steps like young lovers lost in their own world on a starlit night meant just for them.

With a soft ballad twirl, they sit on a parked bike side by side and lovingly cup each other’s face. In the end, they ride into the young night on their bike, in a classic romantic sequence that’s truly dreamy.

DOSTI –

PRECIOUS FRIENDSHIP

REY & SWAYAM

In a world driven by competition, misunderstandings, and emotional chaos, the bond between Reyansh Singhania and Swayam Shekhawat stands as a rare and comforting constant. Their friendship isn’t loud or dramatic it’s strong, dependable, and deeply rooted in mutual respect and understanding.

They come from different worlds. Rey is the charming, popular face of the college, used to attention and admiration. Swayam is quiet, introspective, and grounded, dancing not for fame but for passion. Yet somehow, their paths align and once they do, they never drift apart.

Rey is Swayam’s biggest cheerleader, always encouraging him to rise above his insecurities, to take the spotlight he deserves. He pushes him forward—not because he wants to change him, but because he believes in him.

Swayam, on the other hand, is Rey’s anchor. When Rey loses his way, gets caught in emotional storms, or feels the pressure of leadership, it’s Swayam who brings him back to clarity with his calm perspective.

They don’t need to talk every moment to feel connected. Just a glance, a nod, a small smirk during practice—and they understand what the other needs.

Rey once said:

“Swayam woh dost hai jiske saamne main kabhi acting nahi karta. Jaisa hoon, waisa hi hoon.”

(“Swayam is that one friend in front of whom I don’t act. I am just myself.”)

Their friendship isn’t perfect—they fight, they argue, they pull away at times. But they always return. Because this dosti isn’t built on convenience—it’s built on choice, trust, and time.

To me, Rey and Swayam's friendship is one of the most beautifully written bonds in the entire show. It’s not just about jokes and good times it's about being there, even in silence. Their dosti feels real, raw, and reassuring. Watching them support each other through every high and low made me believe in the kind of friendship that doesn't need daily conversations or grand gestures it just needs honesty and heart. Rey and Swayam showed me that true friendship isn't about who comes first in your life, it's about who stays till the end without needing a reason.

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DOSTI – A SILENT UNDERSTANDING

REY & SHARON

Some friendships aren't built overnight they're shaped slowly, through shared struggles, small moments, and quiet companionship. The bond between Reyansh Singhania and Sharon Rai Prakash is exactly that subtle, deep, and quietly powerful.

They didn’t start out as best friends. In fact, they were two strong personalities often standing on opposite ends—Rey, the natural charmer with a big heart, and Sharon, the fierce perfectionist with guarded emotions. But as life unfolded, so did their equation. And what emerged was a friendship marked by understanding, mutual admiration, and emotional depth.

What I love about Rey and Sharon is that they never tried to change each other. Rey never asked Sharon to be less complicated, and Sharon never asked Rey to stop being the emotional anchor for everyone. Instead, they found comfort in each other’s differences. When things got overwhelming, they didn’t always offer solutions—but their presence said, “I’m here, and that’s enough.”

They’ve confided, fought, fallen apart, and come back stronger. Through heartbreaks, team conflicts, and personal battles—they remained each other’s constants. They never had the ‘loud fun’ type of friendship—but theirs was the kind that lasts. The kind that steps in when words fail. The kind that gives you space without making you feel distant.

One moment I’ll never forget is when Sharon broke down, and Rey didn’t say a word—just sat beside her. That scene still stays with me. Because sometimes the best friendships don’t need fixing… just someone to sit beside you in silence.

Rey once told her:

“Tu strong toh hai, par kabhi kabhi thoda sa shoulder chahiye hota hai na? Bas uss waqt ke liye main hoon.”

("You're strong, no doubt—but sometimes even the strongest need a shoulder, right? I’m here for that time.")

For me, Rey and Sharon’s friendship is one of the most underrated relationships in the show. It’s quiet but intense, distant yet dependable. It shows that two very different people can still build a meaningful connection without expectations, without judgments. Just two people who understand each other in ways even they can’t explain.

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DOSTI – PURE & UNCONDITIONAL

SWAYAM & KRIYA

Some friendships don’t need years to grow or dramatic moments to prove themselves. Some just begin with quiet understanding—and stay, like a warm constant. That’s what Swayam and Kriya’s dosti is to me—a friendship that’s gentle, honest, and effortlessly beautiful.

They connected from the beginning, not through loud declarations, but through mutual respect and emotional depth. Kriya saw Swayam’s sincerity long before many did. She didn’t judge his introverted nature or his quiet love for Sharon—instead, she became his biggest supporter. And Swayam, in return, always saw through Kriya’s strong front. He understood her silent battles, her pressure, her pain—and offered comfort, never questions.

They didn’t need to talk every day. They didn’t need to be seen together all the time. But whenever one was falling, the other showed up without fail, without drama.

Kriya was one of the few people who truly valued Swayam’s worth as a dancer, as a friend, as someone who always gave without asking anything back.

And Swayam he never judged Kriya for her decisions, even when she left. His faith in her stayed unshaken.

Kriya once told him:

“Tere jaisa dost sabko milna chahiye, Swayam. Tu bina kuch kahe samajh jaata hai.”

("Everyone deserves a friend like you, Swayam. You understand even without being told.")

In a group filled with complicated relationships and tangled emotions, Kriya and Swayam’s bond was like calm after chaos—no expectations, no pressure, just presence.

Their friendship was one of the most underrated yet soul-soothing parts of the show. It wasn’t built on how much time they spent together it was about the space they gave each other. There was always trust, comfort, and that silent promise: “I’m here for you, always.”

Swayam and Kriya redefined what friendship means it’s not about how loudly you laugh in public, but how gently you hold each other through private pain.

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Originally posted by: Bhavisweet03

I didn't say about Kriya but will do it

You're a saviour thank you. Pata nahi kyu I remembered you saying ki you like Kriya and will write on her too