can you dance? - Page 9

Originally posted by: Dabulls23

SOmetimes I amaze myself...I am proud of recognizing a great talent or pick a better out of two....Thanks Akku for confirming....Wow this is nice to know...I know south India as tremendous amount of talent as far as music and dancing goes....

Too bad it is bollywood's lost not hers....Why is skin color so important....They say even Lord Krishna was not fair...As long as features are sharp and look beautiful color should not matter when it comes to being actor-actress.....Age should not matter.....In case of Female dancers if they continue their dancing they don't gain that much weight and remain in better shape....I have an aunt who is 64 and she is trained bharat natyam dancer and still she can dance....Her 3 daughters are trained bharat natyam dancers....Their Arangetram was so stupendous....Best ones I have seen so far in So. Cal....None of those Nakul mahajan bollywood dancers can compete with 2 of my cousins...😃👏👏

Yeah Bhanupriya did look Telugu to me...didn't want to guess & ask...I have become little more knowledgable abt 4 diff southern states....Trust me that is thanks to forums and friends of last almost 4 yrs....😃

Thanks for sharing additional info on Shobhana and Vineeth...I am checking out those links....

Watched 2 so far...I was impressed with Vineeth from"Ami je tomar" song and now watching him dance I am his fan....Loved his posture and dancing....They both are amazing...

I will add more once I get done watching all.....

Thanks a million to all who shared their knowledge....Appreciate it....😃

Originally posted by: akanna

Yup, they use the long and thick sticks, which are made from a specific plant that is kinda like bamboo, but flexible - it grows well in Kerala. You can buy them in stores, and they still have plenty of them. But the trick is not to get punished - let it be your parents or uncles or aunts or teachers, and as long as you follow the rules and do your work, you wont get any. I like that system, believe it or not, as it's not abuse but discipline method. That's why majority of us turn out to be good adults and better parents to our kids. Those who were spoiled or who rebelled turn out to be not so good - our own life experience proves it all.

The saying is (in Sanskrit, as malayalam is derived from Sanskrit) -- "matha pitha guru daivam" -- means, mother, father and guru are like Gods to us - respect them, obey them, and it's like doing the same with God. Of course I agree that there are bad people among parents and teachers, but that is a very small fraction though. The parents who were brought up well turn out to be good parents too. But in general, most teachers care for their students, good and bad, and they will do everything possible to get them in the right path and become good citizens - they feel it's their duty. I adore my teachers, and even after many years, I am sure my teachers will remember me and will be excited to know about me and will be so proud of me.... That's how they are. They dont do it a mean mind, but rather with the sincere intention of making them good adults, exactly how they feel for their own children. Most of the students keep the same love and respect for their teachers, regardless of their personal gains....

Do jumping jacks counts? 😆

Originally posted by: Jay.Kay.

Do jumping jacks counts? 😆