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By Admin on Saturday May 01, 2010
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i also think farah khan should be a bit more sweet towards the kids .
cause what i have seen of her in entertainment ke liye kuchh bhi karega , she is a bit brazen .
@thhmmmer
soon my friend .
@rockstarchamp
hello dude , i sent u a mail do see it .
come back soon .
And after reading ur guys comments i also think that manasvi should have been in
both of them were good , on hand they r picking average kids due to there cuteness and on the other hand they are ignoring a good dancer because she is dancing with a partner .
even after taking the boy as reference she was still good .
And i disagree with u guys on age limit .
little kids shold be selected in the first round if they r good but filtered off in the later rounds .
because some little kids are also talented .check out this
4 yr old hip hopper at ellen degenerous show and i think little kids should be given a .
chance
@brkdancekid
I saw Miles Brown on Ellen Degeneres too! And he’s from California, yeah!
annie j
r we the only two left in the forum lolz
even our voice echoes in the room
Ananya is so cute.
Dil to bachaa hain ji…
he is mind blowing.
they are really “dance ke baap”
@brkdancekid
Hello! (hello! hello! hello! [echo lol])
How sad XP
if the comments keep coming
at this rate
i’ll soon be out of my job
@brkdancekid
Lol, we should make enough comments to keep ourselves entertained in the meantime XP At least you know that if you lose the job, you won’t lose the pay that comes with it…. LOL.
But seriously, I think auditions season is a slow period for us on the forum, looking at the archives. I think once the actual episodes start, it’ll pick right back up.
annie and brkdancekid,
looks like u guys are also missing the abusive comments. lol. nothing to delete..huh? lol. i feel ya. i have no one to argue with either. im so bored. everyone keeps agreeing with me. lol koi to disagree karo?
@DIDrocks
LOL!!! Yes, there are no bad guys to nab. We’ve only had well-behaved people recently, lol.
As for disagreeing, well, it doesn’t help that we really have a similar opinion. Lol.
@DIDrocks/Whoever [Just making a little blurb/rant and playing devil's advocate...sort of.]
I feel that younger kids can adequately hold their ground against older kids. The primary factors in kids are enthusiasm and practice, in my opinion. There are some younger kids who just blow some older ones out of the water.
Take Ananya, for example. True, she is so little, but given her age and size and relative amount of training, she comes out to be pretty good. She may not compare entirely to the older classical dancers, but she can, to an extent. I think that her training is evidence that kids ought not be stereotyped as having “shorter attention spans.” While it is true many kids can and often do, to learn a classical dance so well must attest to her ability to focus.
Dance competitions have been around for ages. They open it up to kids of all ages for many reasons, I’m sure. I’m unsure of whether or not there is an audition fee involved – if there is, it is easy revenue for those kids who are young and insist on going. It is also a great opportunity for young dancers to get at least some feedback (outside opinion) on their skills. Being in a competition also promotes a healthy sense of good sportsmanship – learning to take failure with grace. There have been some people on this forum who were concerned for the kids’ “well-being” or “mental health.” But life is full of hurdles – why are we shielding our kids from them? What’s wrong with failure? So what if they get out of the competition by being eliminated? They might cry, but they are also unlikely to dwell on the matter or really take it personally.
I think society places too much negative stigma on failure and we are raised such that it is an attentional capture. If I do 99 things right and the 100th thing wrong, you would naturally be fixated on my 100th failure which might ruin your opinion of me.
I think it is great that kids of all ages are competing against each other because they are yet largely unconditioned by society, so they don’t see the same barriers we do. How else could scores of kids say with so much confidence, “I will become the Little Master/Dance ka Baap!” with older kids right next to them? Older and younger kids were dancing together outside before the audition! The age clearly doesn’t seem to be a factor in their eyes, so why should we let it hold them back?
I would agree that younger kids have the disadvantage of time, but as for a skill disadvantage, I’m not so sure. Sometimes the younger ones put everything together better. I remember an older hip-hopper who did some isolations well but didn’t pull it all together. Gracie was one of the younger ones who I remember (not because of the controversy around her dance). She did whatever she did well, with a lot of energy and good expressions. The important thing, I think, is that the kids are having fun.
Doh! I used the wrong code! Time was supposed to be in italics, not in red….fail.
Vyoma, khyati, srivastan.. all of them were cute.. all kids were fantastic.
What made me cry was Manoj’s, the boy who said when he dances outside on the road, people throw one rupee on him and he collects and offers in the temple. And Terrance’s good work that he is doing by giving scholorships to deserving candidates who have talent but because of the financial problems, they cant pursue their dream of becoming a good dancer.
As a judge i didnt like Terrance much but as a human being.. “Kudos”, “well done Terrance” “salute” from me and my family members, for your encouragement. Keep up the good work.
now annie, how in the world can i disagree with that post? u wont believe it…i was wracking my brains for a long time trying to come up with counter arguments. but i couldnt. i cant help but agree with the ENTIRE post. well this is one more post that doesnt really differ from my perspective.
anyone got a radically diff perspective from me and annie?
@DIDrocks
LOL!!! Way to fail to stir up disagreement from you – I should have known better! XP
Everything said by Annie is so true
@ Breezenwaves
Same thought from my side for the boy Manoj–So happy that he was selected.
I love Terrence for the good work he is doing.
One thing I don’t like is when kids start crying to be selected. There was one girl crying and asking geeta to select her…. and she was not that small. I think that parents must teach their kids to accept defeat… Seeing such a big girl crying the way she did is no good.
The younger ones being eliminated at first is not a problem. I think that they will easily overcome that, but they will never forget that they were part of DID…. That feeling nobody can snatch from them.
I thought they were selecting younger kids usually by their cuteness and not how they will compare to other kids in the competition.. i dont mean to say these kids are less skilled.. they are very skilled, BUT for their age.. in a competition they’ll have to do all types of dance styles, compete with kids who have more practice etc.. if there was some very highly skilled dancer in that age group, by all means select him.. we’ve seen such kids in some shows(like the one brkdancerkid put above).. but to me, I didnt find any soooooooo talented there(thats my opinion) and I found they were selecting more by how cute the people looked, with dance coming secondary(they had like cuteness factored into dance.. if u get what i mean
).
yeah we’ve gotta tap talent young and stuff, but in the end its a competition and you’ve gotta be fully ready for it… i just felt that the kids selected werent as YET ready enough(if i dont consider their age).
true this experience would be unforgettable for them, but I just found that there were more kids in the higher age groups who deserved to get through and in the end they are only selecting a limited no. of kids
@DIDrocks,Annie.j people start watching indian idol lols.and also this little master is just beginning.so,mo such argument by people here.
lol uncleji. i guess u r right. even i am watching indian idol. lol.
guys come on chat
at tinychat,com/didforums
well annie i think u r comparing the auditions of did
with did lil master’s
i think we still dont have a reference to compare did lil masters with .
but i hope ppl watch it.
another thing that i feel is that singing shows for kids can give competition to the original version .
eg lil champs and sa re ga ma
but i think this wont be the dsame in lil masters and did.
ciao
well this forum being dead and all doesnt really tell us much after all. here we are thinking that not many people are watching this show, while Zee DID LIL Masters bagged the highest TRP ratings among all the dance reality shows that aired in the past weeks in different channels. well congratulations to LIL Masters for that. and what this shows me is that this forum is definitely not a good indicator of the show’s status. it wasnt in DID2 with the results, and its not for LIL Masters either.
so basically the dharmesh fans are watching LIL Masters after all. well its good to know people got over it and are finally moving on.
well thats all i wanted to share. i thought people would be interested to know this.
@DIDrocks
Where did you find TRP ratings?
Edit: Nvm, a quick Google search did the trick, lol.
Very interesting indeed – Chak Dhoom Dhoom was blown out of the water! (I must admit, the name/associated hand motions seems a tad ridiculous compared to Lil’ Masters “Zip, Zap, Zoom!” IMHO…)
now don’t be fooled by TRP stunts.
Infact watcing Indian idol is more interesting and
enjoyable than LIL masters.
they will repent the politics.
boring show
No watching this for Dharmesh as he is not a contestent
ZETV trying to befool people by bring him
Better shows and more variety on other channels
and yet u r still on the danceindiadance forum…hmmmm. im thinking u like this show after all. just in denial maybe.
Regarding Gracie’s dance, there surely can be multiple views on the dance. Many reality dance shows even including done by children have such dances. If DID has a policy to be ‘conservative’, they should say so before hand or make it clear before hand or give guidelines etc – not suddenly turn moralistic on stage. It is really unfair to Gracie to have to hear what judges had to say on her dance publicly (though the judges did point to the father, it is still she who danced and she is also facing public). I think thus is unfair and rude on part of the judges. One can equally ask, how one can see perversity in a child? Should we then say that perversion is in the eye of the beholder? (after all, that is another prevailing view)
@sunkumar
I agree in that there certainly can be multiple takes on such dances. However, I would say that nearly everyone thinks it to be common sense to keep anything related to children pretty clean. I would be hard pressed to believe that anything other than that is the “prevailing view,” particularly because people tend to be really protective of their children.
I also wouldn’t say it’s unfair (and definitely not rude – they didn’t really say it rudely, imho) for her to hear it. She’s so little – what’s the likelihood of her REALLY remembering it….or caring? Her dad definitely should hear it – he as a choreographer has the right to be dignified and say, “I only want to choreograph age appropriate material.” I can’t imagine how many parents want to see their little 5 year old angels acting like whores, really… Children are not innately perverse, and it’s not that we see perverseness in them when they dance so lewdly, but it’s precisely because it looks so awful that we stay away from it. A 5 year old does not know what it means to be seductive or why seduction is necessary – they might understand it as a concept at best, but not real understanding. We shouldn’t overestimate youngsters either – kids are kids!
And of course, perversion too is in the eye of the beholder. People have varying degrees of values. It all boils down to how liberal/conservative you are – most people to be on the same wavelength when it comes to kids, particularly small kids.
what a dance!!!
dil to bachha hain ji
khup chaan dance kela mala khup avadala….
all contestant’s are mind blowing…..
very graceful dancers………….