#India Best Dancer 2

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Propaganda

Ruby Myers (Typist Girl, Cinema Queen)— I just recently saw a documentary about her and thought that besides being really pretty, she had a very interesting life. She was born in the early 1900s in India to a Baghdadi Jewish family, and became the first woman to act in an Indian silent film. In the 1930s she started her own film production house, Rubi Pics, way before most female producers in Hollywood broke through. More info can be found in this Golden Globes webpage on her life [link]

Ginger Rogers (Swing Time, Top Hat)—Look I’ll level with you, I’ve never seen her in a musical and I know that she’s an amazing dancer and she’ll be even hotter when I finally watch Top Hat but I’m not submitting her as a dancer I’m submitting her as an ACTRESS. Her comic timing is impeccable!!!!! She’s full to bursting with life and in every role she seems to be having FUN, you can practically feel the twinkle in her eye. With her natural warmth it’s like she’s letting you in on the joke, y’all get to have this fun together! Making me laugh is hot!!! [If you'd like to see Ginger dance, videos below the cut]

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Ruby Myers:

Ginger Rogers propaganda:

She needs no introduction! An undeniable powerhouse on the dancefloor, and no less talented an actress. I once watched a compilation of cinema's greatest dance scenes and one of her and Fred Astaire's dances was featured, and one of the talking heads said he pitied her for 'having to keep up with him' - or something to that effect. Bullshit, I cry. Ginger Rogers was his absolute equal, and underplaying her incredible skill is downright criminal. I want the 'Cheek to Cheek' sequence from Top Hat to be permanently burned into my memory.

"Backwards in high heels", as the saying goes (though the pedant in me must point out that she in fact spent her fair share of time leading or dancing side-by-side). One of the earliest twinkle-toed ladies of the silver screen, and in terms of acting/persona, her balance of wide-eyed cuteness and movie-star glamour has never quite been replicated.

we all know her beloved string of musicals with fred but ginger also has an extensive and varied non-fred filmography that she's great in! a few ginger moments that are important 2 me personally ginger singing “we’re in the money” in gold diggers of 1933, complete with a verse in pig latin bc this whole movie is kinda mocking the concept of anyone actually being in the money in 1933; ginger and una merkel singing a verse of “shuffle off to buffalo” in 42nd street, providing some statler & waldorf-esque commentary on newlyweds from the upper berth of a railway car (interesting that belly was apparently a risque word in 1933 - maybe its bc the lyric is innuendo-ing about out of wedlock pregnancies - and that panties was a term for men’s underthings!); a favorite fred & ginger number

Ginger Rogers could do everything! She could sing, dance and act. She was hilarious in comedies, moving in dramatic roles (she won an Oscar for Kitty Foyle in 1940) and absolutely gorgeous!

Listen, no shade to Fred Astaire at all, but she both kept up with him step for step and then later went on to WIN AN OSCAR FOR ACTING. (which he did not.) truly a double threat!!!

One of the best dancers in Hollywood! Her work with Fred Astaire is just incredible.

ONE LINE: "Everything Fred did, Ginger did backwards and in heels" AND THEYRE RIGHT! Rogers was a total dance badass, and a lot of movie buffs know the story, but the Never Gonna Dance number from Swing Time took almost 50 takes, and allegedly by the end of filming it her white shoes had been stained pink because her feet were bleeding. As a note, she looks crazy gorgeous in this number. Watching these two dance is insane. They match up to each other in a way my mom describes as "divine" and she's right. DANCE NUMBERS!

Let's Call The Whole Thing Off (Shall We Dance, 1937, dancing starts at 3:14, they're in ROLLERSKATES)

(Ginger Rogers is the hottest woman ever to live in this number. seeing this as a teenager altered my brain chemistry)

(also watch her feet and how she moves opposite Astaire in this one. We all know our boy Freddie had that precision demon but jesus christ Miss Rogers, let a girl live!)

Pick Yourself Up, Swing Time 1936 (Everyone's seen this one but by god you are going to see it AGAIN!)

Shall We Dance, 1937 (duet begins at 2:34)

Smoke Gets In Your Eyes, Roberta 1935 (There's just something about Ginger Rogers in a slick black dress man)

The Continental, The Gay Divorcee 1934

God she's MAGIC in this one.

Gay Divorcee's Ending Montage 1934The infamous table and chairs spin happens at about 0:49. Pay CLOSE attention to her in this bc it looks like witchcraft and I feel lightheaded whenever I watch this movie bc shes THAT awesome.

She is a miracle to watch. Sorry for the sheer amount of clips. My entire family is like madly in love with Ginger Rogers.

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The questions regarding smngg are

They had a global audition in many countries even in southeast asian countries this year They even had a live audition of girls from India so do you think they will add any girls from this audition in their girl group or any indian girl as kpop entertainment are welcoming indians too.

When they will debut

No of members

Concept and nationality too also rumors are this time its going to be south east asian group

Their impact on 5th gen

Will they be big as blackpink

Level of success

thank you for the.. repeating asks.

About rough energy (general reading), SMNGG as a collective group are all over the place. I believe there was change in the lineup in the recent weeks, possibly because of them being different tham the rest. They could've broke a rule as SME trainee. Nothing else. I could see a few girls close with each other, bu the way but nothing much.

About whether they'll debut in the 4th quarter of this year, yeah, I can see it, but there will be delays for their debut preparations in a way or another. I can see SMNGG debuting in December this year if they solve everything as soon as possible. There could be a scandal in the company that will be revealed publicly. If related to the girls, it can be similar situation to Karina's before aespa debuted (not saying it will be bullying 100%).

As amount of members, I see 8. They were going to be 9 if that girl wasn't kicked out. The original plan was 5-member girl group but they scrapped it out.

I do see their concept being versatile rather than having specific vibe. Maybe like Red Velvet's (oh, their impact!) but they haven't decided it very specific what and how exactly it should be.

Girl #1: The most hardworking out of all of them. The most talented but the most introverted too. She might be an it-girl of her generation, or has the potential to be very impactful. Basically, her personality is very relateable and loved. Possibly Na Haeun. As positions, I don't feel any. Maybe a bunch of them at once (Like Vocalist, Dancer, FOTG..). Might be interested in songwriting/producing songs in the future.

Girl #2: Being a trainee from quite some time. Also very hardworking and plans quite a lot. Might receive the leader position.. so possibly she's the oldest girl. I don't feel other positions. If that's Helen, then she can receive also a dancer position.

Girl #3: Very intiutive and optimistic person. She learns dances and everything else slower. If the other idols are way greater dancers, then she might receive criticism from k-netizens bc of it. Don't feel specific positions yet.

Girl #4: Might be foreigner. She feels determinated to debut, but also feels this isn't worth it to some extent. Very emotional too. Might receive vocal position (Lead?). I don't feel she's from India but she might be from an island - Japan, Indonesia, Taiwan or Malaysia. Definitely Asian.

Girl #5: Although as hardworker as the first girl, she doubts her own abilities and talents. Might have issues with her confindence, her mental health, these things. This doesn't make her less talented but she's not on her best time when I asked. Therefore, I don't feel any certain positions.

Girl #6: Might receive dancer position. Very hardworking, also very realistic mindset (with optimistic tendencies). She tries to be a good.. rapper? but doesn't feel this is her thing. SME seems to have in mind for her to be "dancer, (something else)" as positions. She tries with rapping but doesn't work as of now.

Girl #7: Might be the second most popular member in the future. Extremely emotional, very talkative, very creative too. She gives me Ningning vibes, I won't lie (because of her Libra stellium). Main vocalist, I feel so.

Girl #8: Overthinker for sure, might be very critic to herself. She is also working very hard, might come from a wealthy family. She's not rigged for sure, she might be the 2nd all-rounder of the group. I don't feel specific positions yet.

So far I sense 1 (certain?) foreigner.. and the rest of them Koreans. The 2nd girl might've lived in foreign lands, maybe Australia if that's Helen.

Their popularity in the 5th generation won't be that great, they might be overshadowed by other groups. So far I feel ther relevance will be similar to Red Velvet (just enough). Might be more popular outside of Korea.

Their success will be "just enough". The half of the girls will be more relevant than the rest. I don't feel anything prominent.

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Assign your moots bollywood songs and why?

Stop I love this so much 🥺😭. I haven’t been listening to Bollywood music much nowadays so this is totally on my old knowledge since idk any new songs.

@sohnric : Hey Ya! From the movie Karthik calling Karthik

This is totally because bar just genuinely radiates the kind of energy where you stop whatever you’re doing and just stare at her once she walks in the room.

@from-izzy : Haule Haule From the movie Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi

Hmm so basically to sum it up Izz is someone who will make you feel comfortable in an instant even when you just started talking with her. That’s just how she is tbh and I love the vibes of this song so much 🥺

Bonus I assign Chammak Challo from the movie Ra.One to @from-izzy because I can and I will 🥰🫶🏻

@kimsohn : What Jhumka? From the movie Rocky aur Rani Kii prem kahani

I think this is self explanatory. Shru and me had talked about pretty jhumkas and what not when it comes to Indian culture. I totally think of Shru when I listen to What Jhumka now 🥺.

@winterchimez : Love You Zindagi from the movie Dear Zindagi

At first I was planning on giving Cham Cham to Als but then when I remembered the song love you zindagi I knew it was for ally because to be fair 1. She was one of the first moots I got close with 2. Girlie is still thriving despite everything 🥺🫂

@cloverdaisies : Saturday Saturday from the movie Humpty Sharma Ki Dulhania

Plz don’t judge this song yall ☹️. This is like the song you will hear at a dance party in India and clo fits this so well 🥺. Like yes girl go and get your drinks after the tough week 😭. (I was gonna give Party all night but I don’t want clo to get mad at me 🥰)

@strayed-quokka : Garmi from the movie street dancer 3D

Hmm I will say it. Lenlen makes me blush all the time hence this song so yes but lemme remember more oh yes! Subha Hone Na De because I just know if me and lenlen meet we would stay up all night just talking, eating, dancing and what not 🥰.

@astrae4 : Ratta Maar from the movie Student of the year

Poor baby has back to back exams nowadays hence this song 🥺😭. All the best non 🫶🏻 but if not that song then Tum Se Hi from Jab We Met because she just meets these vibes so well ☹️🥺. Literally one of my favourite movies and songs <3

@o-onikix : Paisa from the movie De Dana Dan

Hmm 🥰 because this girl is always in some need of money (us girl us) but like Nara is the depiction of Ye Ishq hai from Jab We Met so yes that song too because coughs 🥰 but also Badtamerz Dil because YJHD is her favourite movie and it’d be a crime if I don’t assign any song from that movie

@quaissants : One Two Three Four (Get On the dance floor) from the movie Chennai Express

Because I can and I will, as in the movie the actor (SRK) is drunk and Mona is drunk without drinking anything most of the time so yes. Other than this song I assign Kashmir Main Tu Kanyakumari simply because i think it fits Mona.

@itsbeeble : Senorita from the movie Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara and Sooraj Dooba Hain from the movie Roy

It’s always chaos with Reese 🥰 and because she is always awake and is pretty much busy with everything most of the times so she needs these type of things in her life.

@hcuyk : Uff Teri Adaa from the movie Karthik calling Karthik

Have been a huge fan of her since I read Kidult and if I say that this is the biggest compliment I could give as an Indian then? Because the way we all scream to these lyrics when it plays and also she is so these lyrics 😭 (btw plz let me know what emoji you want 🥺😭)

@stealanity : Param Sundari from the movie Mimi

Marty is soooo these lyrics 🥺. Like yes guys she is my param sundari 😍. I don’t have much to say but yes 👏

@juyeonszn : High Heels ke Nachche from the movie Ki and Ka

Omg tbh I don’t know why I chose this song but Dawn is so this song. Idk why but yes.

I think that’s all 😭. Plz let me know if you want a part two with the rest of my moots because I used all my brain juice for this one.

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Chuang Asia Thailand Ep 2

More notes, more spoilers, and an updated personal top nine. Welcome to the watch-along!

•The singing battle was wild. I feel like these shows tend to have more dancers than singers but the vocal power on this show is crazy. I really liked how they each have such a different style. Mamcú deserved the win though. She brought so much soul into her performance. Blew poor Yean out of the water I’m afraid.

•Okay Ruan time! Finally! I liked the song and they performed it well. Top t-t-t-t-top killer!

•DAMN the dreamy ladies live up to their name. I’m not immune to tall intimidatingly beautiful actress women.

•What is going on?? Why are they performing a soap opera now where Mike Angelo is cheating on his wife AND girlfriend with Jackson Wang?? And another acting exercise?? AND THIS ONE ENDS UP GAY TOO? Okay they’re doing a third scene now. Is this just what the show is now? Lol the last one didn’t end up gay but Nene breaking into an emotional song as they did a dramatic slow-mo scene was pretty funny.

•Alright we got CSR! I love their music! I don’t know the members well though so I won’t give any of them particular preference. They performed Pop?Pop! and I think they were good! The show is being harsh on them though!

•Oh I was so hype when Tegan picked her own musical partner and best friend Kaylen to battle. Like yes thats good reality tv right there! I really really love Tegan’s voice too.

•Dorm time is always fun even though it’s filler. You really get to see the personalities of everybody.

•Rinka and Shye moving up to B!! Also not surprised about Mamcú and Tegan moving all the way down to F. I like them both but they’ve got work to do with dancing. Omg MINGMING! Getting from F to A on her birthday!!

•I had already seen them perform the theme song but anyway it’s fun. I like the song and the dance. Looking forward to getting into the actual competition now!

I don’t usually think of my top nine as curating an actual group btw. Its just who I’m currently voting for :)

I won’t reintroduce the girls that were on my ranking last time but I’ll do new additions

2. Ruan - I loved her on Girls Planet 999! I really think she’s going to debut in this show and I’m happy for her. She just got that star factor!

8. Yuan Ke - Her extra performance song was so lovely and emotional sounding which makes sense since she’s a musical theatre actor. She’s also really cute and I’m a sucker for cute.

9. Zoi - She killed it!! I was drawn to her in her group performance and then her extra performance was amazing! I think that she’s the only representative of India so it was cool to see her show her culture too.

Honorable Mentions:

Liliana Li - I’m intrigued but her cool girl vibe and her singing voice. She seems fun.

Seoyeon - out of the csr girlies I’m most interested in her. She’s so cute and I really liked how she went out of her way to help the other contestants with the theme song dance.

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Akash और Raktim का Masterpiece Act| India’s Best Dancer 2| Geeta Kapoor,...

BITCH IM FUCKING HYPERVENTILATING WHAT-

Holy sappho i-

NO BUT LIKE-

I AM TRYING SO HARD NOT TO SCREAM THIS IS THE MOST SENSUAL DANCE EVER LIKE YALL CANT REPLACE EITHER OF THEM.WITH A GIRL IT WOULDNT WORK. THE GAYS WON-

(the act represents the lgbtq community idk about the dancers i stopped watching indian dance shows in 2016)

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Discover the Top Destinations for Celebrating Dussehra: Best Places to Visit

Dussehra, also known as Vijayadashami, is one of the most vibrant and widely celebrated festivals in India. It marks the triumph of good over evil and is a time when communities come together to celebrate with great fervor and enthusiasm. If you’re looking to immerse yourself in the spirit of Dussehra, here are some of the best places to visit in Dussehra.

1. Mysuru, Karnataka Mysuru, renowned for its grand Dussehra celebrations, tops the list of must-visit places during this festival. The city’s magnificent Mysore Palace is illuminated with thousands of lights, creating a mesmerizing spectacle. The royal procession, or “Jumbo Savari,” features beautifully decorated elephants and traditional dancers, making it a sight to behold.

2. Kolkata, West Bengal In Kolkata, Dussehra is celebrated with unmatched grandeur as Durga Puja. The city comes alive with beautifully crafted idols of Goddess Durga, cultural performances, and artistic pandals (temporary structures). Witness the elaborate immersion processions and immerse yourself in the rich culture of West Bengal during this time.

3. Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh Varanasi, one of the holiest cities in India, celebrates Dussehra with a unique twist. Devotees gather at the ghats along the Ganges River to witness the “Ravan Dahan,” where giant effigies of the demon king Ravana are set ablaze. The combination of spirituality and festivity creates a memorable experience.

4. Kota, Rajasthan Kota is famous for its traditional Ramayana plays during Dussehra. These plays, known as “Ramlila,” depict the life of Lord Rama and his victory over Ravana. The city’s vibrant processions and cultural events make it a fantastic destination for Dussehra enthusiasts.

5. Kullu, Himachal Pradesh Kullu in Himachal Pradesh celebrates Dussehra in a unique style with a week-long fair. The highlight is the colorful and lively processions, featuring idols from various local temples. It’s a perfect blend of tradition, culture, and natural beauty, as Kullu is surrounded by the stunning Himalayan landscape.

6. Delhi The capital city of India also observes Dussehra with great enthusiasm. The iconic Red Fort hosts a spectacular Ravan Dahan event, attracting thousands of visitors. Additionally, various cultural programs and fairs are organized throughout the city during the festival.

7. Bastar, Chhattisgarh For a more offbeat Dussehra experience, head to Bastar in Chhattisgarh. Here, you can witness the unique and ancient “Bastar Dussehra” celebrations. The tribal communities showcase their rich culture through traditional dance, music, and rituals.

In conclusion, Dussehra is a time of joy and unity in India, and these destinations offer diverse and enriching experiences to celebrate this auspicious occasion. Whether you’re drawn to the grandeur of Mysuru, the artistry of Kolkata, or the spirituality of Varanasi, each place has its unique way of embracing the festival’s spirit. Plan your trip to one of these best places to visit in Dussehra and enjoy to the fullest.

For more travel tips and information on celebrating festivals in India, stay tuned to our website. Happy Dussehra!

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X/1999 Volume 3 Illustration Comments 

1992 Monthly Asuka August Issue, Title Page Illustration

Paper: Kent Block

Lines: PIGMA Graphic ink pen

Color: Dr. Ph. Martin's Color Ink, India Ink, Liquitex

The aim behind this illustration was to use all the space provided by the two-page spread in order to draw a very large close-up. And to top it off, I was bold enough to do the shading using just India Ink (laughs].

2002 Monthly Asuka April Issue, Cover Illustration

This is a relatively recent piece, so you can see the influence on my drawing style from my work on another series. Her head is large, plus her arms and legs seem short... [laughs]. She's a little plump too.. [laughs]. Since this was an illustration of Kotori and I wanted to give it a pure and innocent atmosphere, she's holding a white lily. I think I did most of the colors with Copic markers. I always draw Kotori with a very faint and soft touch, so here too the lines are drawn with sepia instead of black.

2002 Monthly Asuka February Extra Issue, X Comic Collection 03 Illustration

This is the illustration of Kotori with the blue headdress I was talking about before. (Ed. Note: See the illustration comment for page 3 of X 3-in-1 Edition, volume 2.] One mistake I made here was that I drew the bird too realistically (laughs]. The background was colored in gray tones so that the feathers in her hand would look like snow. I mostly used color ink for this one; the only place I used Copic markers were her eves. I also used Liquitex for the headdress. I wanted to convey the rounded texture of the beads, and Liquitex is the best thing to use for items like that

1999 Monthly Asuka June Issue. Title Page Illustration

The image that I had in mind while creating this illustration was that of a female dancer performing a ceremonial offertory dance. I used acrylic gouache for the wisteria flowers. The main lines are drawn in sepia ink. I usually use sepia for inking the outlines of characters with pale color profiles. since the lines stand out too much when they are drawn in black In addition to Hinoto, Kakyo and Kotori also have sepia outlines. Yuto is the only exception: although he has a light color profile, he looks good with crisp outlines, so I often draw him with black ink.

2000 Monthly Asuka May Issue, Title Page Illustration

"Woman with a Black Veil": what an obvious title [laughs]! I always wanted to draw this kind of image. I thought the dark veil wouldn't really suit Karen; Kanoe was the only character who would look good with something like this. I drew the veil thinking that it kind of looked like a wing. I used color ink for the background and I purposely shaded it in a way that lacked uniformity

2002 Monthly Asuka October Issue, Title Page Illustration

You can see Sorata's familiar here, so this is an illustration for the second half of the story. I actually enjoy drawing creatures and inanimate objects more than people. I wanted to do something with the familiar sitting on his hand like a pet. Ohkawa told me to do an illustration with Sorata wearing street clothes. And thats how this image came about. Sorata was drawn using Copic markers, the background was done with a thin layer of modeling paste, and the shadow was drawn with color ink

1995 October, X Volume 7 Cover illustration Paper: BB Kent Lines: PIGMA Graphic ink pen Color: Acrylic gouache. Dr. Ph. Martin's Color Ink. modeling paste

This is supposed to be an image of Sorata in front of a wall with lots of graffiti and other things drawn on it. But there aren't a lot of variations possible when the theme color is yellow. I always have trouble coming up with items for light backgrounds [laughs].

1993 November, X2 Music Video, Comic Cover Illustration 

Paper: BB Kent

Lines: PIGMA Graphic ink pen

Color: Acrylic gouache. Dr. Ph. Martin's Color Ink, modeling paste. poster color

I wanted this illustration to have the atmosphere of a wall fresco. I used gold poster color to ink in the decorative elements and keywords.

[Ed. Note: Poster color is also known as "poster paint" or "tempera paint."]

1999 Monthly Asuka October Issue, Title Page Illustration 

This piece was drawn mostly with Copic markers. I wanted the bandages, blood and cherry blossoms to really stand out, so I colored the background black, but since Subaru only wears black clothes the illustration became completely black [laughs]. I used different media to color the clothes and background in order to distinguish the textures. The background was done with an airbrush. I created the cherry blossoms using acrylic gouache and then sprayed over that again with the airbrush.

2000 Monthly Asuka October Issue, Title Page Illustration

A lot of Subaru's illustrations have the same atmosphere, like this one [laughs] I had to include cherry blossoms--well, actually, I didn't have to include them flaughs], but I wanted to put in as many as possible. The composition would've looked slightly crowded if the branches of the cherry blossoms were prominent, so I wanted to make the background as dark as possible. Subaru is still wearing ceremonial clothes, so I thought he'd look good against a black background. I used a sepia tone for the main outlines, and an airbrush for the background to give it a soft touch

2002 October X TV Anime Volume 9 DVD Box Illustration

From the beginning, I had decided on a black background for this illustration, but I had a hard time trying to get Seishiro to stand out with his black clothes. In desperation. I placed a sliding screen behind him and had the Pick background run behind that. As a result. here's more white in this illustration than black Which is something I regret, As for the round shapes that appear in the DVD box illustrations. in this one I drew the moon on Subaru's side, and in Seishiro..the blade of the sickle isn’t exactly round, but it's meant to represent that shape.

1996 Monthly Asuka March Issue, Title Page Illustration 

Paper: Wood-free paper.

Lines PIGMA Graphic ink pen Color Dr. Ph. Martin's Color Ink, Copic marker

I started using Dr. Ph. Martin's ink and Copic markers together around the time that I drew this. I just wanted to make it as cute as possible, as you can probably tell [laughs]. She's the only character who I can draw really cute illustrations of.

1996 June, X Volume 8, Cover Illustration Paper: BB Kent Lines: PIGMA Graphic ink pen Color: Dr. Ph. Martin's Color Ink, Copic marker, Colortone

Orange was the color theme for this illustration, so I had her wear orange- hued plastic clothes that I had always wanted to try out. It's just like taking photos for a magazine. 

(Ed. Note: Colortone is a type of colored screentone; it's also sometimes called "overlay.”)

2002 February X TV Anime Volume 1 DVD Box Illustration

This is the illustration for the first volume of the DVD box set. Ohkawa had asked me to do a single piece that would wrap all the way around the box. Plus, the front and back of the box had to feature the characters who played a major role in that DVD volume. I personally wanted to incorporate a round shape as a theme, so I included that in all the illustrations as well. For this volume, that shape is a gear wheel.

2002 Monthly Asuka May Issue, Calling Card Illustration (Kamui) 2002 May. Movic Calling Card Illustration (Subaru)

The two halves of this illustration were used separately for calling cards offered by Movic and Asuka. If you got hold of both cards and put them together, you'd get the full image. Kamui and Subaru are often depicted together. They almost seem like brothers in a sense, so it's an easy combination to draw. Although they both have black hair, Subaru has a darker, more pure-black hair color. This is the same in both the manga and anime; ever since Tokyo Babylon Subaru has been drawn without any gloss to his hair [laughs]. Another character who has pretty black hair is Arashi. 

[Ed. Note: Movic is one of Japan's largest producers of anime-related merchandise.]

1993 X Calendar Illustration Paper: Arches Lines: Holbein Color Ink (Special Black) Color: Dr. Ph. Martin's Color Ink

I colored Kanoe's stockings using an airbrush to give them a realistic look, but the effect turned out to be far more striking than I expected (laughs]. I like the lecherous atmosphere of this illustration [laughs].

1997 January. X Volume 9. Cover Illustration Paper: BB Kent Lines: PIGMA Graphic ink pen Color: Acrylic gouache. Dr. Ph. Martin's Color Ink. Lumocolor Liquitex

 I used lots of Liquitex for this one since I wanted to give it a shiny look. like the insulation material on wiring. This image is set during the last minutes of adjustments before the Beast was completed.

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Top 10 Hottest Bhojpuri Actresses of 2023

Top 10 Hottest Bhojpuri Actresses of 2023

India is a diverse country, and so is its film industry. There is a film industry in every region of India, based on language and culture. Punjabi, Tamil, Telugu, Bhojpuri, and Bengali are a few examples.

While discussing the Bhojpuri movie industry, Bhojpuri beauties are constantly discussed. The Bhojpuri film industry has several attractive actresses. With perfect body and beauty, these actresses are no less than any Bollywood actress. Let’s have a look at these sexy Bhojpuri actresses. Also, look at these top 10 most attractive Tamil actresses of 2023.

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Top 10 sexy Bhojpuri actresses  of 2023

1. Monalisa

2. Aamrapali Dubey

3. Kajal Raghwani

4. Akshara Singh

5. Rani Chatterjee

6. Namrita Malla

7. Nidhi Jha

8. Anjana Singh

9. Seema Singh

10. Mani Bhattacharya

Top 10 sexy Bhojpuri actresses  of 2023

1. Monalisa

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Antara Biswa is also known by the name Monalisa. She ranks among the sexy Bhojpuri actresses. Monalisa began appearing on television in 2016 when she appeared on Big Boss.

She has also made films in Hindi, Bengali, Telugu, Tamil, and Bengali, in addition to Bhojpuri. She also has a large Instagram following of fans.

2. Aamrapali Dubey

Aamrapali Dubey is an Indian actress who has appeared in many Bhojpuri films. Along with that, she has also done serials like Rehna hai Teri Palkon Ki Chhaon Mein, Saath Phere, Maayka, and Mera Naam Kregi Roshan. This Bhojpuri beauty is among the sexiest Bhojpuri actress.

3. Kajal Raghwani

This 32-year-old Bhojpuri actress has acted in many Bhojpuri films. She has also won the Bhojpuri best actress people choice award in 2016. Kajal has a fan following of 3.3 million on Instagram.

4. Akshara Singh

Akshara Singh is one of the highest-paid actresses in Bhojpuri cinema. Her beauty and charm are what make her fan’s heads turn. She started her career in 2016 and now she works as an actress, singer, dancer, and Tv presenter.

5. Rani Chatterjee

Born in 1976, Rani Chatterjee’s real name is Sabiha Shaikh. She is among the sexy bhojpuri actresses. Rani has appeared in many Bhojpuri movies and a web show named Mastram. Along with being a popular Indian actress, this Bhojpuri beauty is also a great dancer.

6. Namrita Malla

Namrita Malla is a Bhojpuri actress known for her fiery looks and amazing body. She has acted in many Bhojpuri films. Namrita was born in Mumbai, Maharashtra, and then shifted toward Bhojpuri cinema. This beautiful Bhojpuri diva is also an Instagram star.

7. Nidhi Jha

You must have known her from the popular serials, Balika Vadhu, Aahat, Sapne Suhane Ladakpan Ke, Addalat, crime petrol, Savdhan India, and many more. Along with being a popular tv actress Nidhi Jha is also a known face in Bhojpuri cinema too. She has acted and many Bhojpuri films and is also among the sexy Bhojpuri actresses.

8. Anjana Singh

Anjana Singh is a typical Bhojpuri beauty and a famous name in Bhojpuri cinema. Her movies and acting skills are what is admired by the fans most. This 32-year-old actress was born and brought up in Lakhnow, Uttar Pradesh.

9. Seema Singh

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Seema Singh is a great dancer and actress. She has appeared in more than 500 Bhojpuri movies. People also know this gorgeous diva as the ‘ item queen’ of Bhojpuri cinema. Her moves and dancing skills never fail to amaze her fans.

10. Mani Bhattacharya

Mani Bhattacharya is a beautiful and talented Bhojpuri actress. She has acted in many Bhojpuri and Bengali films.  Mani has made her Bhojpuri film debut with ‘ Zila Champaran’.  She is among the hottest Bhojpuri actress.

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Shafaq Naaz News & Statement On Tunisha Suicide Case

Shafaq Naaz was born in Meerut, Uttar Pradesh, India on February 7, 1993. In 2022, Shafaq Naaz age was 29 . She  is an Indian television actress and professional Kathak dancer best known for her roles as Kunti in Mahabharat and Mayuri in Chidiya Ghar. Shafaq Naaz is a well-known television actress who has been in shows such as "Mahabharat," "Savdhaan India," "Gumrah (Season 2)," "Crime Petrol," "Fear Files," "Chidiya Ghar," and others. Her father died while she was very little.  Falaq Naaz actress is the sister of Shafaq Naaz.

Shafaq Naaz news is currently trending after a Vasai court sentenced Shafaq's brother Sheezan Khan to four days in police custody. Falaq and Shafaq Naaz, the actresses' sisters, have issued an official statement urging that the media remain silent. In the statement, they also said that they have great faith in the Indian judiciary and will speak on the subject when the time comes. Sheezan Khan, an actress, was arrested for allegedly aiding and abetting the suicide of his late co-star and ex-girlfriend Tunisha Sharma.

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Best Dance Studio Chennai

If you’re passionate about dance and looking to join the best dance studio in Chennai,  The Swingers Dance is where you need to be. Located in the heart of Chennai, The Swingers Dance has become a top choice for people of all ages and skill levels who want to experience high-quality dance training in an energetic and welcoming environment.

Why The Swingers Dance is the Best Dance Studio in Chennai?

1. A Diverse Range of Dance Styles

One of the biggest advantages of joining The Swingers Dance is the variety of dance styles available. The studio offers classes in popular dance forms like Bollywood, hip-hop, contemporary, salsa, and jazz. For those who wish to explore classical dance, we also provide Bharatanatyam classes, celebrating India’s rich dance heritage. Whether you want to improve your fitness, express yourself through dance, or pursue it as a career, you’ll find a style that resonates with you at The Swingers Dance.

2. Passionate and Experienced Instructors

Our instructors at The Swingers Dance are more than just talented dancers; they are passionate educators who love helping students grow in skill and confidence. Each instructor brings years of experience, advanced training, and a unique approach to teaching. They provide personalized attention, ensuring that each student learns techniques in a way that suits their abilities and goals. From foundational steps to complex choreography, our instructors guide students through each phase of their dance journey.

3. State-of-the-Art Facilities

The Swingers Dance studio in Chennai is designed to inspire. The studio features spacious dance floors, large mirrors, excellent sound systems, and plenty of natural light, creating the perfect setting for dance. This carefully curated environment helps dancers of all levels feel comfortable, motivated, and free to express themselves. The studio’s warm atmosphere and sense of community are what make it more than just a place to dance – it’s a second home for many students.

4. Performance Opportunities to Showcase Your Talent

Dance is an art that deserves to be shared, and The Swingers Dance offers regular performance opportunities for students to showcase their talents. We host showcases, competitions, and special events where dancers can gain experience, build confidence, and feel the thrill of performing in front of an audience. These events are invaluable for skill development and serve as highlights in our students’ dance journeys, inspiring them to set new goals and take pride in their progress.

5. Conveniently Located in Chennai

Centrally located, The Swingers Dance is accessible to residents from various parts of Chennai, including Kilpauk, T. Nagar, Adyar, and Kodambakkam. The studio’s prime location makes it easy for students to fit classes into their daily routines, whether they’re coming from school, work, or home. We also offer flexible class timings, allowing students to pursue their passion without compromising their schedules.

Join The Swingers Dance and Begin Your Dance Journey Today!

If you’re ready to explore the art of dance in a supportive, vibrant environment, then The Swingers Dance is the place for you. We welcome everyone, from beginners to advanced dancers, and offer classes tailored to meet the needs of each level. By joining The Swingers Dance, you’ll have the chance to learn from Chennai’s best instructors, connect with fellow dance enthusiasts, and create unforgettable memories.

Discover Dance with Us

Don’t wait any longer to experience the joy of dance. Join The Swingers Dance – the best dance studio in Chennai – and unlock your potential. Whether you’re aiming to build your dance skills, stay active, or find a creative outlet, we’re here to support you every step of the way. Contact us today to learn more about our classes, schedules, and upcoming events, and let’s make dance an exciting part of your life!

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Asees Kaur’s Top Collaborations and Their Impact on Bollywood Music

Asees Kaur has established herself as one of Bollywood’s most talented and versatile playback singers. Her distinctive voice and emotive singing have elevated many of Bollywood’s best-loved songs, particularly through her collaborations with some of the industry’s top composers, lyricists, and fellow artists. These partnerships have created memorable music and introduced innovative sounds to Bollywood. In this article, we’ll explore Asees Kaur’s most impactful collaborations, how these creative alliances have contributed to Bollywood’s evolving music scene, and why her voice has become essential in today’s film music landscape.:

1. Asees Kaur and Tanishk Bagchi: A Hit-Making Duo

Asees Kaur’s collaboration with music composer and producer Tanishk Bagchi has been instrumental in shaping her career. Together, they’ve produced several chart-topping hits, including “Ve Maahi” from Kesari and “Aankh Marey” from Simmba. Bagchi is known for his knack for creating infectious tunes that appeal to contemporary listeners, while Asees adds soul and depth to his compositions. “Ve Maahi,” for instance, showcases her ability to convey raw emotion, while “Aankh Marey” highlights her versatility, capturing the energy needed for a lively dance track.

Impact: These songs have become iconic, often dominating playlists and setting trends in Bollywood music. The success of these collaborations has solidified both Bagchi and Kaur’s place as leaders in the current Bollywood music scene. Their songs not only achieve commercial success but also resonate deeply with fans, creating a lasting musical legacy.

2. Asees Kaur and Arijit Singh: The Perfect Romantic Pairing

When two powerhouse voices come together, the result is nothing short of magical. Asees Kaur and Arijit Singh have collaborated on some deeply emotional tracks that have moved audiences across India. “Pachtaoge,” one of their most memorable songs, weaves heartbreak and longing into a haunting melody. Kaur’s tender yet powerful vocals complement Singh’s signature style, creating a song that pulls at the listener’s heartstrings.

Impact: This collaboration exemplifies the strength of duet formats in Bollywood. Together, Kaur and Singh have set a high bar for romantic duets, particularly for songs that deal with complex emotions like regret and love lost. These tracks not only add richness to Bollywood’s musical landscape but also remind listeners of the power of vocal synergy.

3. Asees Kaur and Akhil Sachdeva: Revitalizing Romantic Ballads

Asees Kaur’s partnership with composer and singer Akhil Sachdeva has brought a fresh wave of romantic ballads to Bollywood. Songs like “Tera Ban Jaunga” from Kabir Singh showcase Kaur’s ability to convey depth and warmth, making her the perfect choice for love songs that require a mix of sweetness and sincerity. Sachdeva’s unique compositions create the ideal foundation for her expressive voice.

Impact: The success of “Tera Ban Jaunga” illustrates how Kaur and Sachdeva have revived the demand for classic Bollywood-style romantic ballads. Their collaborations prove that there is still a strong audience for tender, heartfelt music, even as Bollywood explores new genres and styles. Together, they’ve set a standard for modern romantic songs that other artists now aspire to match.

4. Asees Kaur and Guru Randhawa: Bringing Pop Sensibilities to Bollywood

Asees Kaur and pop sensation Guru Randhawa have worked together to produce some of Bollywood’s most popular party anthems, such as “Lagdi Lahore Di” from Street Dancer 3D. Randhawa’s pop influence, combined with Kaur’s versatility, results in catchy tunes that appeal to fans of both Bollywood and Indian pop music. The upbeat nature of their collaborations showcases Kaur’s ability to adapt her voice to different genres, making her a favorite among both romantic and party music fans.

Impact: Collaborations like “Lagdi Lahore Di” have contributed to the fusion of Bollywood with pop music elements, appealing to a younger, globally connected audience. Kaur’s versatility in handling such high-energy tracks has broadened her fan base and helped Bollywood reach a more diverse audience. This collaboration has also shown that Bollywood is capable of producing globally appealing pop music.

5. Asees Kaur and Rochak Kohli: Experimenting with Melodies

Rochak Kohli, known for his experimental approach to music, has collaborated with Asees Kaur on songs like “Makhna” from Drive. Kohli’s knack for mixing traditional Indian sounds with Western beats complements Kaur’s vocal style beautifully. The result is a song that’s fresh, upbeat, and captures the attention of listeners immediately.

Impact: Asees Kaur’s work with Kohli showcases her flexibility and willingness to explore new musical territories. Their collaborations have been well-received, bringing an experimental edge to Bollywood music that has opened doors for more genre-blending in mainstream Hindi songs. This partnership has proven that experimentation can appeal to Bollywood fans when done right.

6. Asees Kaur and Meet Bros: Bollywood’s Dance Floor Hits

Another noteworthy collaboration is between Asees Kaur and the composer duo Meet Bros. Together, they have produced popular dance tracks like “Kamariya” from Stree. Known for their high-energy, catchy compositions, Meet Bros have found a perfect match in Kaur, who can add a vibrant quality to their beats and lyrics.

Impact: These songs often become instant dance floor hits, adding to Kaur’s reputation as a versatile singer who can handle both soft romantic songs and energetic dance numbers. The success of her collaborations with Meet Bros has cemented her as a top choice for songs intended to make an impact on Bollywood’s dance floors.

7. Collaborations Beyond Bollywood: Expanding Horizons

While Bollywood remains Asees Kaur’s primary domain, she has also worked with regional artists and participated in independent music projects. These collaborations have allowed her to reach an even broader audience and explore music beyond Bollywood's boundaries.

Impact: By working with regional and independent artists, Asees Kaur has demonstrated that her talents transcend the Bollywood genre, contributing to the growth of the Indian music industry as a whole. These projects have also allowed her to bring a touch of Bollywood into other genres, blending diverse styles for wider appeal.

Conclusion: Asees Kaur’s collaborative work with various artists and composers has been a defining factor in her career. Each collaboration brings out different facets of her voice, showcasing her versatility and enhancing the diversity of Bollywood’s music landscape. Through these partnerships, Asees Kaur has consistently delivered hit after hit, each song adding to her legacy and solidifying her place in Bollywood’s evolving music scene. Her collaborations have not only given Bollywood some of its most memorable tracks but also set the stage for innovation and creative risk-taking within the industry.

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 Best Choreographers in Mumbai: Masters of Dance and Creativity

Mumbai, the heart of Bollywood and India’s entertainment hub, is home to some of the most talented choreographers in the country. These experts in dance not only craft mesmerizing performances but also set trends that inspire audiences across the globe. Whether it’s weddings, corporate events, Bollywood numbers, or reality TV, Mumbai’s choreographers have redefined what it means to create magic through movement.  

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 Top Choreographers in Mumbai for Events and Performances

 1. Shiamak Davar – The Father of Contemporary Dance in India  

Shiamak Davar is known for fusing Bollywood with jazz and contemporary dance. His academy has produced some of the finest dancers, and his choreography has graced events like the Commonwealth Games and prestigious Bollywood films.  

Specialization: Jazz, Contemporary, Bollywood Fusion  

Famous Projects: Dil To Pagal Hai, IIFA Awards, Taal  

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 2. Ganesh Hegde – King of Stage Performances  

Ganesh Hegde is renowned for his larger-than-life choreography for live shows, Bollywood films, and award functions. His energetic dance style combines pop elements with classic Bollywood aesthetics, making him a sought-after choreographer for big-budget events.  

Specialization: Bollywood, Pop, Live Performances  

Famous Projects: Dhoom Again, Raju Ban Gaya Gentleman  

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 3. Vaibhavi Merchant – Expert in Traditional and Modern Dance Fusion  

Vaibhavi Merchant’s choreography is known for seamlessly blending classical Indian dance forms with modern trends. Her work is often celebrated for its grace, emotion, and intricacy, making her a favorite for Bollywood and high-profile wedding performances.  

Specialization: Classical Indian, Bollywood, Fusion  

Famous Projects: Aaja Nachle, Kajra Re  

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 4. Terence Lewis – Contemporary Dance Icon  

Terence Lewis is a trailblazer in contemporary dance, with a background in ballet and modern dance forms. He has choreographed for films, reality TV shows, and stage productions, earning accolades for his technical expertise and artistic vision.  

Specialization: Contemporary, Ballet, Modern Dance  

Famous Projects: Lagaan, Dance India Dance  

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 5. Remo D’Souza – Street Dance Innovator  

Remo D'Souza has carved a niche by introducing street dance and hip-hop to the mainstream Indian audience. Apart from choreographing for films, Remo has also directed Bollywood dance movies like ABCD.  

Specialization: Hip-Hop, Street Dance, Bollywood  

Famous Projects: ABCD, Race 3  

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 Why Hire a Choreographer in Mumbai?

1. Versatility Across Events: Whether you need choreography for weddings, film shoots, or corporate events, Mumbai’s choreographers offer versatile dance styles tailored to your requirements.  

2. Access to Trendsetters: These choreographers often set trends that influence Bollywood and event choreography across India.  

3. Expertise and Experience: Many choreographers in Mumbai come with decades of experience and have worked on prestigious projects, ensuring top-tier performances.  

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 Tips for Choosing the Right Choreographer  

- Check Their Portfolio: Review previous work to understand the choreographer’s style.  

- Book in Advance: Popular choreographers get booked quickly, especially during wedding and festival seasons.  

- Budget Considerations: While top-tier choreographers may be expensive, many emerging talents offer quality services at affordable rates.  

- Rehearsal Schedule: Ensure the choreographer has a rehearsal plan in place to guarantee a smooth performance.  

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 FAQs on Hiring Choreographers in Mumbai  

 1. What are the typical fees for hiring a choreographer in Mumbai?  

The fees vary depending on the choreographer's experience and the type of event. They can range from ₹50,000 to ₹5,00,000 for high-profile choreographers.  

 2. Can choreographers provide dance training for wedding performances?  

Yes, most choreographers in Mumbai offer training sessions for sangeet and wedding performances, ensuring a well-coordinated and memorable event.  

 3. How much time is needed to prepare a dance routine?  

For weddings, it usually takes 4-6 weeks of rehearsals. Film choreography may require a longer timeline, depending on the complexity.  

 4. Do choreographers travel for destination weddings?  

Yes, many choreographers travel within India and internationally for destination weddings. Travel and accommodation costs are typically included in the final quote.  

 5. What are some popular dance styles for events in Mumbai?  

Bollywood, contemporary, hip-hop, and classical forms like Kathak and Bharatnatyam are popular choices for various events.  

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 Conclusion  

Mumbai is a city where dance meets creativity, and its top choreographers have mastered the art of transforming movements into magical performances. Whether you are planning a grand wedding, a corporate event, or a film project, the choreographers in Mumbai offer a blend of professionalism and passion that ensures every performance stands out. Hiring the right choreographer can turn any event into a captivating experience, creating memories that last a lifetime.  

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Top Choreographers in Bangalore: Making Your First Dance Unforgettable

Bangalore, known as the Silicon Valley of India, is not only a hub for technology and innovation but also a vibrant center for art and culture. One of the most dynamic facets of this cultural landscape is dance. The city is home to numerous talented dance choreographers who bring creativity, passion, and diverse styles to the stage and beyond. From traditional forms to contemporary styles, Bangalore boasts a plethora of choreographers who have made significant contributions to the dance scene. Here’s a look at some of the best dance choreographers in Bangalore, their unique styles, and their impact on the local dance community.

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1. The Role of Dance Choreographers

Dance choreographers are essential in shaping the art of dance. They create movement sequences, guide performers, and infuse emotion into each performance. In Bangalore, choreographers work across various genres, including classical dance, contemporary, hip-hop, and even Bollywood. Their contributions are crucial not only in performance arts but also in dance education, inspiring and training the next generation of dancers.

2. Notable Dance Choreographers in Bangalore

Here are some of the most prominen tbest dance choreographers in Bangalore who have made their mark in the industry:

1. Prashant K. D.

Prashant is known for his innovative choreography and unique storytelling through dance. His work often combines classical Indian dance forms with contemporary styles, creating mesmerizing performances that resonate with audiences. He has choreographed for various prestigious events and competitions and is also an educator, conducting workshops for aspiring dancers. Prashant's ability to adapt traditional techniques into modern choreography makes him a standout figure in the Bangalore dance scene.

2. Shiamak Davar

Although originally from Mumbai, Shiamak Davar has a significant presence in Bangalore through his dance academy, Shiamak Davar Dance Company. Known as the pioneer of contemporary jazz in India, Shiamak’s unique style blends Western techniques with Indian rhythms. His dance classes cater to people of all ages, promoting a love for dance and fitness. Shiamak’s choreography is often seen in Bollywood films and award shows, showcasing his versatility and influence in the industry.

3. Karthik Gattamneni

Karthik is an acclaimed choreographer known for his contributions to the Kannada film industry and various dance competitions. His style is a blend of contemporary and traditional dance, showcasing intricate footwork and expressive movements. Karthik’s work often reflects his passion for storytelling through dance, and he is dedicated to nurturing young talent by conducting workshops and training programs across the city.

4. Aditi D. R.

Aditi is a dynamic choreographer who specializes in Bollywood dance. Her infectious energy and vibrant choreography have made her a favorite among dance enthusiasts in Bangalore. Aditi’s ability to engage her audience through energetic performances and innovative routines has garnered her recognition at various dance competitions and events. She also conducts classes that focus on teaching dance as a form of expression, encouraging students to embrace their creativity.

3. Current Trends in Dance Choreography

The dance scene in Bangalore is ever-evolving, with choreographers embracing new trends and styles. Some notable trends include:

1. Fusion Dance

Fusion dance, which combines various styles such as classical, hip-hop, and contemporary, is gaining popularity in Bangalore. Choreographers are experimenting with different genres, creating unique performances that appeal to a diverse audience. This trend not only showcases the versatility of dancers but also promotes cultural exchange through movement.

2. Social Media Influence

Social media platforms like Instagram and TikTok have transformed how dance is choreographed and shared. Choreographers in Bangalore are leveraging these platforms to showcase their work, engage with followers, and even create viral dance challenges. This new avenue allows choreographers to reach wider audiences and inspire budding dancers.

3. Dance Fitness

The trend of dance fitness has gained momentum in Bangalore, with many choreographers incorporating fitness elements into their routines. Dance classes that combine cardio with dance moves are popular, attracting individuals looking for enjoyable ways to stay fit. Choreographers are creatively designing classes that promote health while allowing participants to express themselves through dance.

4. The Impact of Dance on the Community

The best dance choreographers in Bangalore serves as a powerful medium for self-expression and cultural representation. Choreographers often take on social issues and weave them into their performances, using dance as a platform for awareness and change. Many also engage in community outreach programs, teaching dance to underprivileged children and marginalized groups, fostering a sense of belonging and creativity.

5. Choosing the Right Choreographer

If you’re looking to hire a choreographer in Bangalore, consider the following factors:

1. Style and Expertise

Identify the dance style you want to learn or incorporate into your performance. Research choreographers who specialize in that style to ensure they align with your vision.

2. Experience and Reputation

Look for choreographers with a strong reputation in the industry. Read reviews, watch their previous performances, and ask for recommendations from fellow dancers or friends.

3. Teaching Approach

Every choreographer has a unique teaching style. It’s essential to find someone whose approach resonates with you. Whether you prefer a structured class or a more relaxed environment, the right choreographer will make the learning process enjoyable and effective.

4. Availability and Cost

Discuss availability and fees upfront. Some choreographers may offer package deals for multiple classes or events, so it’s worthwhile to explore your options.

Conclusion

The best dance choreographers in Bangalore scene is a testament to the city’s rich cultural tapestry, showcasing a blend of tradition and modernity. The choreographers in the city are not only creators of movement but also mentors and leaders in the dance community. With their diverse styles, innovative approaches, and dedication to their craft, these choreographers are shaping the future of dance in Bangalore. Whether through high-energy Bollywood numbers, graceful classical routines, or contemporary pieces, the influence of Bangalore’s best dance choreographers continues to inspire and engage audiences, making the city a thriving hub for dance and artistic expression.

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 Exploring the Best Choreographers in Mumbai for Every Occasion

Mumbai, often referred to as the entertainment capital of India, is not only a bustling metropolis but also a vibrant hub for dance and creativity. From Bollywood films to extravagant weddings, the city is home to some of the best choreographers who have redefined the art of dance. Whether you're planning a grand event or looking to enhance a performance, Mumbai's choreographers bring unparalleled talent and innovation to the stage.

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 Top Choreographers in Mumbai  

 1. Shiamak Davar – The Pioneer of Contemporary Dance  

Shiamak Davar is a household name when it comes to contemporary dance in India. Known for his unique style that combines Bollywood with Western dance forms, he has choreographed numerous iconic dance sequences in films and live performances. His academy has trained thousands of dancers and continues to inspire new talent.  

Specialization: Contemporary, Jazz, Bollywood  

Notable Work: Dil To Pagal Hai, Taal, Commonwealth Games  

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 2. Ganesh Hegde – The Energy Dynamo  

Ganesh Hegde is celebrated for his high-energy choreography that perfectly blends traditional and modern dance styles. He has an impressive portfolio that spans multiple Bollywood hits and live performances, known for his ability to engage audiences with dynamic and entertaining routines.  

Specialization: Bollywood, Folk, Lavani  

Notable Work: Chikni Chameli, Mastani, Housefull 3  

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 3. Vaibhavi Merchant – The Fusion Expert  

Vaibhavi Merchant is renowned for her ability to blend classical Indian dance forms with contemporary styles. Her choreography is not only visually stunning but also rich in storytelling, making her a popular choice for both films and weddings.  

Specialization: Classical, Fusion, Bollywood  

Notable Work: Aaja Nachle, Kajra Re, Dhoom  

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 4. Remo D'Souza – The Hip-Hop Innovator  

Remo D'Souza is a trailblazer in introducing hip-hop and street dance to Indian audiences. His innovative choreography and vibrant dance style have made him a favorite in the industry, especially among younger audiences. He has directed and choreographed several successful dance films and shows.  

Specialization: Hip-Hop, Street Dance, Bollywood  

Notable Work: ABCD, Race 3, Street Dancer 3D  

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 5. Terence Lewis – The Modern Dance Maestro  

Terence Lewis is known for his technical expertise and innovative choreography. His performances are characterized by emotional depth and artistic expression. He has worked extensively in Bollywood films and reality shows, earning acclaim for his unique style and ability to connect with the audience.  

Specialization: Contemporary, Ballet, Modern Dance  

Notable Work: Lagaan, Dance India Dance  

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 Why You Should Hire a Choreographer in Mumbai  

1. Tailored Expertise: Mumbai's choreographers specialize in various dance styles, ensuring a perfect fit for your event's theme.  

2. Creative Vision: They bring a unique artistic vision, enhancing the overall experience of your event through innovative choreography.  

3. Experience Across Diverse Events: From weddings to corporate events, choreographers have the experience to handle various settings and themes.  

4. Professionalism: Hiring a choreographer ensures a well-organized rehearsal and performance schedule, minimizing stress on the event day.  

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 Types of Events Perfect for Hiring Choreographers  

- Weddings and Sangeets: Create unforgettable moments with personalized dance routines for pre-wedding celebrations.  

- Corporate Events: Engage employees and clients with impressive dance performances during company functions or product launches.  

- Film and Music Videos: Collaborate with choreographers to design captivating dance sequences that enhance storytelling.  

- Reality Shows and Competitions: Many choreographers work with television productions, bringing high-quality dance performances to viewers.  

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 FAQs About Choreographers in Mumbai  

 1. How much does it cost to hire a choreographer in Mumbai?  

Choreographer fees vary widely based on experience and project scope, typically ranging from ₹50,000 to ₹5,00,000.  

 2. How long does it take to prepare a dance routine?  

Preparation time varies based on routine complexity but usually takes between 4-6 weeks for weddings and shorter for simpler performances.  

 3. Do choreographers provide dance training?  

Yes, most choreographers offer training sessions, ensuring participants feel confident and prepared for performances.  

 4. Can choreographers work with non-dancers?  

Absolutely! Many choreographers specialize in working with beginners, making dance accessible and enjoyable for everyone.  

 5. Do choreographers travel for destination weddings?  

Yes, many choreographers are willing to travel for destination weddings and events, with travel expenses included in their fees.  

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 Conclusion  

Mumbai’s choreographers are not just artists; they are storytellers who bring events to life through dance. Whether you’re planning a wedding, hosting a corporate function, or producing a film, hiring a choreographer can make all the difference in creating an unforgettable experience. With their expertise, creativity, and passion for dance, these professionals are sure to leave a lasting impression on you and your guests.  

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Master the Moves: Top Dance Workshops in Chennai Revealed

# Master the Moves: Top Dance Workshops in Chennai Revealed

Introduction

Are you ready to step into the world of dance and unleash your inner artist? Dance workshops in Chennai offer the perfect opportunity to hone your skills, express your creativity, and immerse yourself in the vibrant dance culture of the city. Whether you're a beginner looking to learn the basics or an experienced dancer aiming to perfect your techniques, Chennai's dance workshops have something for everyone.In this comprehensive guide, we will explore the top dance workshops in Chennai, revealing the secrets to mastering the moves and taking your dance skills to the next level. Get ready to embark on an exciting journey of rhythm, expression, and passion as we delve into the diverse world of dance in Chennai.

The Art of Dance in Chennai

Chennai, the cultural capital of South India, is a melting pot of traditional and contemporary dance forms. From classical Bharatanatyam to energetic Bollywood, the city's dance scene is as diverse as it is dynamic. Dance workshops in Chennai play a crucial role in preserving heritage dances, nurturing talent, and fostering creativity among enthusiasts of all ages. Let's explore the vibrant landscape of dance workshops in Chennai and discover the gems that await you.The allure of Dance Workshops in Chennai- Chennai's rich cultural heritage makes it a hub for dance enthusiasts seeking authentic learning experiences. - Dance workshops provide a platform for budding dancers to train under renowned instructors and master complex techniques. - Engaging in dance workshops fosters discipline, physical fitness, and emotional expression, enhancing overall well-being. - Connecting with fellow dancers in a collaborative environment at workshops fosters a sense of community and shared passion. - Dance Style: Determine which dance style resonates with you the most, whether it's classical, contemporary, or fusion. - Instructor Expertise: Research the qualifications and experience of the workshop instructors to ensure high-quality training. - Facilities and Amenities: Consider the workshop's location, facilities, and class timings to ensure convenience and comfort. - Peer Reviews: Seek feedback from previous participants or online reviews to gauge the workshop's reputation and credibility. - Dance Style: Bharatanatyam - Instructor: Guru Priya - Highlights: Traditional Bharatanatyam training with a focus on technique and expression. - Dance Style: Contemporary Fusion - Instructor: Manoj and Divya - Highlights: Blend of contemporary and classical dance forms for a unique learning experience. - Dance Style: Bollywood - Instructor: Pooja Sharma - Highlights: High-energy Bollywood dance routines with a focus on performance skills.

Conclusion

In conclusion, dance workshops in Chennai offer a gateway to artistic expression, cultural immersion, and personal growth. By participating in these workshops, you not only enhance your dance skills but also enrich your life with creativity, discipline, and passion. Whether you're a novice or a seasoned dancer, Chennai's diverse dance scene has something for everyone. So, take the leap, enroll in a dance workshop, and let your feet move to the rhythm of your heart.Master the Moves, Embrace the Rhythm, and Dance Your Way to Bliss in Chennai!Join the dance revolution and unlock your full potential today.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Are dance workshops in Chennai suitable for beginners?Yes, many dance workshops in Chennai cater to beginners, providing a supportive environment for learning and growth.2. How can I find the best dance workshop for my specific dance style preference?Researching online, seeking recommendations from fellow dancers, and attending trial classes can help you find the perfect workshop that aligns with your style preferences.3. What are the benefits of participating in dance workshops in Chennai?Dance workshops offer a range of benefits, including physical fitness, stress relief, improved coordination, self-expression, and a sense of community and belonging.4. How can I make the most of my dance workshop experience in Chennai?To make the most of your workshop experience, come prepared with a positive attitude, be open to learning, practice consistently, and engage with fellow participants and instructors.5. Can I pursue a professional career in dance through workshops in Chennai?Yes, attending dance workshops in Chennai can be a stepping stone towards a professional dance career by honing your skills, building your repertoire, and networking with industry professionals.

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