Originally posted by: return_to_hades
Firstly,
I was merely commending the grace Teena and Altaf showed in their exits. However,
grace is not limited to exit only. A sporting spirit is something that is shown
in various forms of behavior and body language. I think we can form our
opinions based on broad observations (and last season too).
Which
brings me to the next point, it appears that you missed key operatives like 'seems'
and altogether realize that this how me and my family perceive things. Nowhere
did I claim that this is a hard fact. You want the logical basis for my perception?
Sure I can elaborate what my perceptions are founded on.
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When a performance
is good, you can see the faces of everyone in Terence and Geeta's team light up
in appreciation and applaud things for what it is worth. Remo's team members
usually do not appear as enthusiastic. </p>
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When time comes
for the masters to select the bottom two, other team members seem aware of the
par of their performance, while Remo's team appears out of tune with their own
caliber. </p>
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The prominent
reaction that seems to be reflected when Remo's team members are safe is 'Thank
Good its not me', the prominent reaction that seems to be reflected when other
teams members are safe is 'Good Luck Mate' (I am aware that for any human the
primary reaction will always be thank God it is not me, but it is how you
reflect it that matters). </p>
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The
difference in Remo's training approach from others it seems is that he trains
each member to be a competitor first and learner second. Their primary goal is
to compete and win, not to cooperate, coordinate and learn. While the other
teams approach appears to be cooperate,
coordinate and learn to your best, winning and competing flow naturally from
it. What Remo's approach tends to do is that each member develops a to each his
own attitude, they are unable to see each other as a team and everyone is a
rival. There is the attitude to play ones strengths in which way will to win,
not really grow. This is reflected in the utter lack of coordination in their
performances (to me not a single Remo performance has been well coordinated yet).
It is impossible to coordinate when you view the people who you dance with as
major rivals only. This is also reflected in the lack of diverse growth on
parts of people like Shashank who are out of elements, or likes of Meenu, Bhavana
and Naresh who repeat same mistakes. The inability to be aware of ones caliber
or appreciate the brilliance in others is also a result of the win only focus.
On
the other hand Terence's team always tends to show the most amazing coordination
and chemistry because each dancer realizes that they alone cannot win. They
need their teammates to perform well, coordinate and grow. They are aware of
their weaknesses and look to others who excel in different aspects to learn
from them and rectify their mistakes.
This
by no means says that Remo's team members are lesser dancers . They are
absolutely not rude, disrespectful, unfriendly, argumentative. In fact some are
wonderful people, I think last years winner Salman Khan and some other members on his team were some genuinely nice
people. However, the win all attitude and training does play subconsciously on
the mind, and is reflected in subtle ways through the body language,
performance and demeanor. That's what makes Geeta's and Terences team appear
more sporting, more committed to dancing and learning and more graceful to me
and my family. I reiterate that this is a perception, what I perceive and
observe, what seems to be the case for me. I am not claiming it to be hard
facts. If I still need to prove it, then I have no idea what to say to that.
Finally,
I do not hate Remo. I don't know why if we criticize someone, people assume
that we hate them. I think Remo is an excellent choreographer and has some great
creativity. I simply do not like his take on competition, and his play strategy
in DID. Then again this is a competition for best 'Dancing Star' and not best
dancing team or best dancing duo, non even most versatile or most grown dancer –
simply best dancing star. Perhaps this individualistic win at all strategy is
best the be THE best dancing star, it did work once. Perhaps it is Terence and
Geeta who have to stop playing nice on dance and play to win.
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