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The Competition Between Mentors ‘HOTS UP’ ON Lux Dance India Dance
As Zee TV’s Lux Dance India Dance inches closer to the grand finalé when the coveted “sunehri taqdeer ki topi” will be handed out to India’s next dancing sensation, the mentors on the show – Geeta Kapoor, Remo D’souza and Terence Lewis, having invested hours of sweat and toil into moulding and chiseling the 12 finalists, are determined to ensure that it is one of their own protégés who walks away with the big laurel. A strong sense of rivalry seems to have surfaced between the trio to the extent that when the channel recently requested them to swap contestants for a special episode, they instantly gunned the idea down!
The channel was keen to have Geeta’s contestants trained by Remo & Terence’s contestants choreographed by Geeta for a special episode just to examine how each contestant fares when coached by another master. Apparently, all three mentors flatly refused this idea, saying that they were not willing to see any of their contestants getting eliminated after having been choreographed by another mentor. Does this mean that Remo, Geeta and Terence do not trust each other’s choreographing abilities? Or are they worried that the other mentors will not put in adequate efforts to extract the best performance from their contestants? With such cut-throat competition between the mentors dying to outdo each other, you can only expect brilliance in the final episodes of Lux Dance India Dance.
SMASHIN’ TUBELIGHTS ON HIS HEAD …
Dharmesh’s risky act on Lux Dance India Dance!
As the grand finalé of Zee TV’s Lux Dance India Dance inches closer and the fear of elimination looms large, every finalist is striving hard to ensure that there’s a “wow” element in each of their performances. The latest buzz is that popular finalist Dharmesh Yelande from Geeta’s team has pushed the envelope and performed an act smashing an array of tubelights on his head and arms and even walking on a path paved with tubelights. In recent times, Dharmesh has wowed the audience with one breathtaking performance after another, replete with his trademark popping-and-locking style! Recently, when he was in his hometown Baroda, Dharmesh was flocked by fans for autographs and photographs. Not from a very educated background, Dharmesh was a little stumped as he was clueless what to write in an autograph. Dharmesh was finally at ease when the channel representatives traveling with him suggested that he should simply put a big “D” on the diaries of his fans. Watch out for the big “D” and his thrilling act on Zee TV’s Lux Dance India Dance this weekend!
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