Dil Dosti Dance - Anniversary Prep Thread - Page 16

Originally posted by: Bhavisweet03

Color combination?

Red Blue purple?

Originally posted by: ssttuuttii

Vera, can you get started on the character Siggies? They don't have to be fancy... just help in reminding the readers about who the character was in the series... like so -

Just 1-2 images of the character with their name in large font + catering to our color theme. Keep the sizes for all of them consistent (above example is 500*250 but you can choose whatever seems fit to you).

Let me know if you want more SS of any of the characters or help in identifying who's who.

I’ll get started tonight ? When do you need them btw ? And if you can tell me who’s who and whom all should I make character siggies on, that’ll be like a hugeeeee help. Or else .. wait let me wiki D3 and I’ll find who’s who. Just let me know who should I make character siggies for. If I have any caps problem, I’ll take it from google or Saraf has provided me with the links — I’ll see what I can do.

Originally posted by: ssttuuttii

Thanks guys for the quick response. I finally feel we will be able to finish this on time .

Let me know if any of you feel upto contributing more .

You need any help with the write ups ? I can do decently.

Originally posted by: ExoticDisaster

Cool then. I'll work on tags.. Vera ko bolo to post by midnight or atleast by 10 AM tomorrow. I'll post the thread by 11:30 AM. Till 11 I have work.

I’ll get started by today evening and finish it around midnight 1-2 if possible. You’ll not have any delays from my side.

Originally posted by: missFiesty_69

You need any help with the write ups ? I can do decently.

But how will you do the write-ups? I thought you hadn't watched the show 🤔

P.S. I'll give a list of which Siggies to make and share a pic for you to help identify.

Originally posted by: ssttuuttii

But how will you do the write-ups? I thought you hadn't watched the show 🤔

P.S. I'll give a list of which Siggies to make and share a pic for you to help identify.

I haven’t but there’s always google baba na ? It’s not like D3 is some obscure show that no one would have watched. People do share their views about their favourite characters and sequences. I’ll pick their thoughts and ofc add my own. But yeah I guess we don’t have time for that.

@blue : thank you so much. Half of my work is already completed. If pic is too much work, it’s okay Stuti I’ll manage.

Originally posted by: Bhavisweet03

I will just check your link for pics if I need pics I will ask you 🤭

I am doing Kriya's write up and will post it soon.

If you need any other write up let me know. I can do it.

Nilesh and Simmi character write-ups left... if you can do.

Neha :

A tribute to the Drama Queen of D3 : Neha Kapoor - The Bollywood Fan

The loud mouthed but kind Neha took viewers by the storm when she made her debut on the show 14 years ago. Her instant friendship with Kriya was as heart warming as her mushy relationship with Vicky. While Kriya is often credited for her fighter spirit, it is easy to forget that this was only possible because of the rock solid support offered by Neha.

Behind the colourful and flamboyant exterior lied an almost shy and vulnerable personality. Before Kriya came to St. Louis, Neha was lonely and a true weakling. But later, she transformed to a firecracker who rebelled against the set norms and wasn't afraid to raise her voice in support of her team.

Neha's unflinching loyalty was her biggest strength, even when it came at great personal cost. Her cute, whimsical and filmy romance with Vicky came to a sad end due to her picking her team Weakling's side. Yet she was quick to apologise when she realised her mistake, trying her best to make it up to him.

Beyond all the seriousness, Neha is best remembered for her quirky English and her Bollywood style dance. She unknowingly added a comic element with her funny dialogues (Neha wants to talk, walk, sleep, dance - English ) and was missed after she left to pursue better opportunities in the Bhojpuri film industry. While we never saw her reunite with her Deewana on screen, we can imagine them meeting again some-day, still singing "Jabse Tere Naina" while looking into each other's eyes, all previous grievances forgotten. And with that hope, we bid a farewell to Neha, the most relatable girl on D3, played by Alisha Singh who portrayed Neha's imperfections with as much gusto as her goofy and caring personality.

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Kisi ko koi iconic dialog yaad ho toh please help. While she had so many funny dialogs due to her broken English, I can't remember any one in particular.

Originally posted by: ssttuuttii

Neha :

A tribute to the Drama Queen of D3 : Neha Kapoor - The Bollywood Fan

The loud mouthed but kind Neha took viewers by the storm when she made her debut on the show 14 years ago. Her instant friendship with Kriya was as heart warming as her mushy relationship with Vicky. While Kriya is often credited for her fighter spirit, it is easy to forget that this was only possible because of the rock solid support offered by Neha.

Behind the colourful and flamboyant exterior lies an almost shy and vulnerable personality. Before Kriya came to St. Louis, Neha was lonely and a true weakling. But later, she transformed to a firecracker who rebelled against the set norms and wasn't afraid to raise her voice in support of her team.

Neha's unflinching loyalty is her biggest strength, even when it comes at personal detriment to her own self. Her cute, whimsical and filmy romance with Vicky came to a sad end due to her picking her team Weakling's side. Yet she was quick to apologise when she realised her mistake, trying her best to make it up to him.

Beyond all the seriousness, Neha is best remembered for her quirky English and her Bollywood style dance. She unknowingly added a comic element with her funny dialogues and was missed after she left to pursue better opportunities in the Bhojpuri film industry. While we never saw her reunite with her Deewana on screen, we can imagine them meeting again some-day, still singing "Jabse Tere Naina" while looking into each other's eyes, all previous grievances forgotten. And with that hope, we bid a farewell to Neha, the most relatable girl on D3, played by Alisha Singh who portrayed Neha's imperfections with as much gusto as her goofy and caring personality.

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Kisi ko koi iconic dialog yaad ho toh please help. While she had so many funny dialogs due to her broken English, I can't remember any one in particular.

"Main Neha hoon... Neha ke liye impossible bhi possible hai!"

(“I’m Neha… and for Neha, even the impossible becomes possible!”)

KRIYA GHAI

The Soulful Fighter

Kriya Ghai isn’t just a dancer—she’s a dreamer, a believer, and above all, a fighter. Behind her quiet demeanor lies a mind filled with passion and a heart that beats for rhythm and truth. She walks into the world of St. Louis College with dreams in her eyes and fire in her soul, not knowing that her presence would stir hearts, form bonds, and challenge norms.

Kriya’s strength isn’t loud it’s in her silence, her resilience, her ability to get up after every fall. Whether it’s standing up to her mother for her love of dance, leading her team with integrity, or silently carrying the burden of heartbreak Kriya’s journey is about fighting battles not just on stage, but within.

She’s the kind of girl who would put everyone else first, often hiding her pain just to see others smile. She gives love gently but loves deeply. Her connection with Rey is intense, raw, and emotional, but it’s her friendships—with Swayam, Sharon, and the rest—that reveal her truest self. She listens, observes, understands, and only speaks when needed—but when she does, her words carry weight.

One of her most powerful moments was when she chose to walk away—not because she gave up, but because she loved deeply and selflessly. In that emotional storm, when her heart was breaking and her world was slipping, she didn’t think about what she was losing—she thought about what was right.

Kriya once said:

“Kuch rishte sirf dil se nibhaaye jaate hain... unhe waqt aur faaslon se koi farak nahi padta.”

(“Some bonds are only meant to be kept by the heart… time and distance don’t change them.”)

That one line captures everything Kriya stands for emotional courage, even in loss.

Kriya isn’t perfect and that’s her beauty. She’s flawed, impulsive, emotional… but she owns every part of herself. Her vulnerability isn’t a weakness—it’s her power. And through every challenge, she proves that grace and grit can exist together.

As a dancer, she’s mesmerizing. As a person, she’s unforgettable.

Her journey teaches us that you don’t have to be loud to be brave. You don’t have to win every battle to be strong.

Sometimes, just holding on to your truth is the biggest victory of all.