DID VS JDJ - Page 4

Originally posted by: hindu4lyf

Mihir I totally get that they're only out there to make money at the end of the day but if there's a format to the show, the least they can do is stick to it.

Imagine how unfair the show would be if Salman and Jai were contestants on the show and not choreographers competing against people like Daya, Ankita and all the other amateurs? It makes the show less enjoyable with less competition because it creates an imbalance between the number of strong dancers and mediocre dancers.

Originally posted by: hindu4lyf

In that case what is Yana doing on the show?🤔

she is also trained? god! but i thought she was a model? wow! how r these people allowed to participate?

Originally posted by: --Rachna--

Sushant is only trained in Jazz, no other dance form!

doesn't matter. training is training. and that's more training than daya, chang, or akhil have ever received. so yes, it is unfair.

Originally posted by: Rapier

doesn't matter. training is training. and that's more training than daya, chang, or akhil have ever received. so yes, it is unfair.

Not all dance forms have the same moves as Jazz. Being trained in one dance form does not mean he knows all. He still has to do as much hard work as those non-trained dancers.

Originally posted by: --Rachna--

Not all dance forms have the same moves as Jazz. Being trained in one dance form does not mean he knows all. He still has to do as much hard work as those non-trained dancers.

So someone who is trained in Bollywood like Madhuri would be able to do a dance like Hip Hop easily?

Take for example last season of DID, Dharmesh was a trained Hip Hop dancer, but it took a lot of hard work for him to learn classical and contemporary. Same with Shakti, she was trained in contemporary but had to do so much work when she was assigned LnP.

And besides Sushant has only 2 years of training, that is not much. You require a lot more than that to be actually really good at a dance form and master it.

For a non-dancer, understanding the 1-2-3 rhythm, catching beats is difficult.

Having prior experience in dance however helps that aspect.


It is easier for a dancer to learn another form of dance rather than a nondancer to take baby steps in dancing.


However I guess rapier is calling yana and krushna's inclusion unfair too. Not just sushant. SHiamak wouldnt have given important roles in a commonwealth game performance to sushant if he wasnt good enough. I believe shiamak wasnt doing "jazz" in CWG either.
Edited by bandicoot - 13 years ago

Originally posted by: --Rachna--

So someone who is trained in Bollywood like Madhuri would be able to do a dance like Hip Hop easily?

Take for example last season of DID, Dharmesh was a trained Hip Hop dancer, but it took a lot of hard work for him to learn classical and contemporary. Same with Shakti, she was trained in contemporary but had to do so much work when she was assigned LnP.

 it's surely difficult for everyone to cope up with a new dance form........but what I m trying to say is it's more difficult for a non-dancer than a dancer[who is trained in some other forms of dancing]..........

about Madhuri, surely she will find it tough to do a Hip Hop..........but someone who is not trained in either forms of dancing, would find it 100 times tougher than her.

And besides Sushant has only 2 years of training, that is not much. You require a lot more than that to be actually really good at a dance form and master it.

nothing against Sushant but clearly those 2 years of experience is what makes him getting the edge over most of the contestants in the show.