Choreography

I know in NB5 there have been many places where the choreography has been copied, but this time I wouldn't say the exact choreography but the idea of Karan-Nisha performance on 23rd Feb has the exact same plot as a performance done by Kunwar Amar and Shakti in DID2 which was choreographed by Terrence Sir himself. In the ArSha performance KAS' face got burnt after war and over here Karan's face is burnt after a shoot.

all these concepts have been on US tv shows in the past... so I wouldnt say DID is the original!

Originally posted by: Nitu_ST_Deewani

all these concepts have been on US tv shows in the past... so I wouldnt say DID is the original!

It's stupid to say NB coped DID when DID probably copied something else!! just watch and enjoy!

Jay and mahi also copied a lot of dances from DID

Originally posted by: sofi84

Jay and mahi also copied a lot of dances from DID

the epic part is ki Terence has choreographed mostly all the dances the jodi's dance on... and he cant even say anythin, while the credit of the concept is taken by the choreographers...

I think there is no such thing as original, if I am capable of thinking something, statistically speaking the person sitting next me is also capable having the same idea. Art forms such as dance cannot be copyrighted. The burned face concept is not new. There is a man in the US with an actual burnt face who appeared on a dance show so yeah..

Guys, can we stop making topics like these?

Well.. I understand that no dance can be fully original..however, in this case I think the concept especially the beginning part of burn victim and covered face are exactly copied in Karan-Nisha's dance.. its okay if a few steps are copied or overlap in two performances but taking the basic idea/concept and copying it and executing it the same way is pure COPYING for me! so completely agree with the post creater

Originally posted by: Mohit_monaya

the epic part is ki Terence has choreographed mostly all the dances the jodi's dance on... and he cant even say anythin, while the credit of the concept is taken by the choreographers...