Our Take on - Week 3 performances - Page 4

Originally posted by: ankit_nyc

😛 It's funny how khushboo got more attention in DID 1 but Bhavna is way better dancer then her in my opinion...and I am glad she is shining now...😛

Originally posted by: luv2dance

awww I am so glad you like my points🤗. I am trained in Bharatanatyam, so I have some knowledge about it and can look at small details. I wish I continued my training but education didn't let me do it. Hopefully in the near future I will get back to dance and fulfill my dream.

P.S. I tried to find that video where Bhavna danced on that song but no luck😭

Originally posted by: Tannistha

rilli? how long did u train in it? umm and what do you study now? or do u work now?I left long back as a pree teen, and now when i want to start learning again, i dont find any place where i can learn in properly, I am thinking of learning jazz now

Originally posted by: luv2dance

btw...if you really want to then I would say go ahead and learn Jazz. I am sure it will be a lot of fun to learn something that you like. Although I couldn't do ballet I have enjoyed every class of it and was so happy to dance after a long gap. I think you should go for it😃

Originally posted by: luv2dance

m thinking of it, the problem is, after working for 8-9 hrs a day, i rilli dont find energy to go and dance, and then language is a problem, i have so far learned in english or bengali, they will say everything in german, but its summer, and I am rilli feeling like joining it, it will be cool. I figured, since i am too old and heavy to learn ballet, i might do jazz, will let u know after i join. I dance everyday at home, but dancing in a big studio is something different.

Originally posted by: luv2dance

I learned Bharatanatyam for about 4 years when I was in my UG. Now, I am doing doctorate in Audiology in US. I tried to learn Ballet here and went for classes for about a semester. Let me tell you, all I did was stare at others doing ballet coz obviously I could do nothing. Classical dance forms definitely need training from an early age to make one's body flexible. It really needs a lot of practice and years of training to have such flexible body. Some of these untrained dancers like Amar, Alisha amaze me. They must be gifted to dance so well inspite of no training. How i wish I could dance like them. But I know I am just dreaming😭

Originally posted by: Tannistha

thats cool, i started learning manipuri when i was 2and half, and then bharatnatyam when i was 6 or 5 probably. then i left when i was 12, school, tution, music, dance, yoga were just too much to handle at that time.:(

How awesome, You are a doctor, how did u manage to find time for dancing in your UG? all i did in my UG was go to college and learn german 😕, and that too i studied only engineering.

right now i am finishing my masters in electrical power engineering in germany, with specialisation in EV and HEV.

I agree with you about early training. infact, i think, that my mom dragged me to dance school when i was that young coz i threw tantrums, is a boon😃, inspite of losing touch for years, even when i take up dancing , just for social functions and all, i find it all coming back to me very quickly

Another thing, i dont think amar alisha r totally untrained, maybe they donot have years of proffesional guidance like kruti, punit, shakti, amrita,vrushali, mayuresh, but that doesnt mean they r totally untrained. In DIDLM, when kids came and said stuff like that, i felt like going and slapping them and their parents for encouraging in such lies. coz one of them was from my locality and she said she watchd and learned, when in reality, she went to the local dance school, they r not superior training institutes like say SDPA but still totally untrained is such a bakwas term.

and take it from me, if you go back and concentrate on dancing, you can dance like them too, it isnt very different from our studies, and you already have training

maybe we should both go and start dancing.