Last few months have been
amazing for a ‘Reality Dance shows’ freak like me. If you follow them, you
would understand why am I saying this. Or even if not, you would have probably
guessed by now that three ‘Reality Dance Shows’ are running from past couple of
months on three different GECs. (General Entertainment Channels, duh !!)
Zee airs a yet another twisted
version of their immensely popular dance show
(Dance India Dance) called ‘Dance
India Dance – Super Moms’. While Sony on the other hand is running its sixth
edition of Jhalak Dikhla Jaa – Dancing with the Stars. And while two
competitors are airing shows on similar themes, how could Star Plus trail
behind? They too have inaugurated their first season of their reality show
called ‘India’s Dancing Superstar.
Source: Google |
So the dance lover in me (which
is strictly and totally restricted to only and only watching the Dance shows
and never attempting to practice a single step myself :P) is thrilled. From
watching the celebrities to watching commoners move to different dance forms so
well, what more could I have asked for?
Come every weekend, I am hooked
on to the television screen at the time of these shows. I keep hopping channels
to watch the performances on every show. And if I have time on hand and these
shows are running their repeats, there is nothing in the world that can stop me
from watching or rather re-watching these shows subjecting my poor family to
the torture of watching the same shows again ^_^
And if you are talking about
DID Little Masters, (which by the way is a past
season) all hell broke loose if
I missed even a single performance of those amazing kid performers. Especially the
performance of Faisal Khan from Mumbai who won millions of hearts with his
out-of-the-world dance moves. Last week, Faisal was on the show DID - Super
Moms (And by the way, which moms look and dance like the ones on the Show? God,
they are so amazingly beautiful and brilliant dancers) along with other kids
from DID – Little Masters to support the current show participants. And my heart
yet again melted seeing him dance with such ease and poise. The judges’ appreciation
flowed whilst calling him the deserving winner of his season. :)
Source: Google |
While Dance India Dance brings
common people to limelight giving them their 15 minutes of fame (well not just
15 minutes in some cases, a few of these performers from DID have gone to
become celebrated choreographers and are still enjoying fair share of limelight);
Jhalak Dikhla Jaa on the other hand, cashes on the celeb factor by making
celebrities from all walks of life dance to the tune of Samba and Rumba or Jazz
and Contemporary. While a few celebrities find dancing a cakewalk, struggles of
a few can be easily seen from their performances. By the way, how can you
expect Kris Srikant to be good in dancing?
I find these reality dance shows
highly creative and entertaining. What I also realize is the amount of efforts these
participants put behind each performance. How else do you expect them to perform
with such finesse in a span of a week’s time?
With these shows on the block,
I now have a fair idea about the difference between Contemporary and Lyrical
contemporary style, the fact that your legs need to be pointed and that there
is something called Broadway Jazz and Waltz ;) May be, well, just maybe,
sometime when I find enough motivation to put on my dancing shoes I would atleast
have enough amount of information for starters. Till then, where’s the remote
???
No comments:
Post a Comment