5 stars for your reply ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ .. I also wanted to say that none of us in this forum might exactly know what Contemporary is all about. It can be something totally different from what we've seen on TV till now.Originally posted by: toothbrush13
There seemed to be some confusion from all sides regarding what was contemporary and what wasn't. What Sushant said in defense of his performance (on FB) was that they were asked to do contemporary, not in the style of Terrence or Shiamak, but rather as an extension of an Indian or some other dance form. I guess confusion ensued and Sushant and Sanjeeda ended up in the middle of it all.
Personally, I think that newer dance forms such as contemporary leave more room for interpretation, often letting performances get lost in translation. Because it is such a flexible form, different people have different perspectives on what it is and what it isn't, and this recent episode was a clear case of that. The judges looked for something else and the choreographers saw it as something else; there isn't really a true master reference for contemporary dance, which seems to have caused many problems here. Hopefully the challenges will be clearer from here on out.