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Mumbai, Maharashtra: In an exclusive interview, Dancer Jaaved Jaaferi and Geeta Kapur spoke about their upcoming reality show, 'India's Best Dancer'. They reflected on how dance competitions have evolved over the years and discussed the key differences between earlier dance shows and today's formats. The duo also shared fond memories of knowing each other since the 1980s and recalled their first meeting through dance. Speaking about the younger generation, they expressed concern over Gen Z's impatience and the risks it can create. They concluded by discussing the changing role of dance in reality shows and why audiences should watch the new season.

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00:00So welcome Javed sir and Gita Mam to INS. It is an absolute pleasure to have you with us on
00:04board today.
00:05Thank you. Pleasure being with you.
00:07So, you know, I just want to know that IBD this season looks a little different because of the concept
00:12and all.
00:12I really want to know, I mean, you have invested in this industry. Now when you come to IBD.
00:19You have invested?
00:20I have invested, but I have a little return.
00:25So I wanted to know, how do you look at the reality shows now?
00:31You have to ask this to him because they started.
00:34Now when they come back, how much difference is this?
00:37No. Okay.
00:40Okay.
00:41Oh, difference. Okay.
00:49I think content wise, I mean talent. Talent, I mean, it's very far.
00:58Because at that time I was a rawness, a limited thing.
01:01What we are doing today, the kids, and youngsters, we don't think at that time.
01:10So they push the envelope.
01:14They're moving a bit.
01:15And there is a star where you are kind of on par with whatever is happening in the world internationally.
01:24In particular, free style dancing.
01:27I don't want to talk about classical form. Let's not talk jazz, ballet.
01:31Free style dancing.
01:33That is one level.
01:35Whether you are in China, in the UK, in the USA, somewhere in India.
01:40You will find that these dancers are at one level.
01:43That was not at that time.
01:46So, I think that is the biggest difference.
01:48The other thing was that light, sound, technique.
01:51That is not a big thing.
01:52The main difference that I am seeing is this.
01:56Or the amount of talent in population.
02:00How many people at that time were 50, now are 500.
02:05It's gone 10-fold, 20-fold.
02:07So, this is for me, especially, this difference is very evident.
02:13The other formats, you know, camera, it's all okay.
02:18It was the same.
02:18When we were shooting, we had 8 cameras.
02:21We are 16.
02:22Yeah, we will be 16.
02:23But, you know, basic, there is no difference.
02:27How to edit it.
02:28So, the main thing is the level of talent.
02:31Okay.
02:31And if you could also have to add on to it.
02:34I came into the scene much after him.
02:38And we had a thread pick up and then we kept knitting our way through.
02:45But, it's been a great journey.
02:48People have evolved.
02:49Dancing has evolved.
02:52Soch, the dancer has changed.
02:56It's now looked as a career option.
02:58When we were dancing, it was not a career option.
03:03We did it because payse kamane the.
03:07Us wakt kam mil raha tha.
03:09So, I think now they look at it as a career option.
03:12Yes, you can be a choreographer.
03:13Yes, you can make money out of it.
03:15No, no.
03:16But, I wouldn't just say payse kamane.
03:17I think we did it because we loved it.
03:20Or we turned into a career.
03:23Usse payse kama, which was not something to,
03:26Aapke zindagi ki zhururiyaat poori karne ke liyeut.
03:29Aapke mahine ka fix.
03:31I was the first one, actually.
03:33Actually, you was a good paymaster.
03:35When people were getting 500 rupees for a show,
03:37I was getting 2000 rupees.
03:38Yes.
03:39Back then.
03:40Back then.
03:41And so, he may not look at it as a career option.
03:44Then for us, paise kamane ka zariya ban gaya tha.
03:47Because dancing was truly a hobby.
03:49For me also.
03:50And I had learned basics of folk dancing, Kathak, Bharatanatyam.
03:55Because it was a hobby and my mother put me for it.
03:58Woh paisa kabhi mein usse kamaungi.
04:00Ya, mera karir banega.
04:01Ya, mein coreographer banu.
04:02Ye soch thi hi nahi.
04:04But when I saw that, yes, you can, it can be a source of income.
04:09And especially when I started working with him.
04:12When I saw, okay.
04:13Achha nahi.
04:14Yaha pe income badta bhi hai.
04:17Koi aur isse zyada deta bhi hai.
04:18Because till then, we were doing it for like 500 and 1,000.
04:221,000 was a big amount.
04:23And then came 2,000.
04:25And it was like fab, 1 show of 2,000 mil sakta hai.
04:29And I was not some big star.
04:32Like I was, if you look at it from a perspective of joe.
04:34I was okay.
04:35I was mid level.
04:37But I always felt, kyunke dancers, joh hai.
04:41Mai samajhta tha ki us mein kitni mehnat hai.
04:43Or jo hak banta hai.
04:45To for me it was that.
04:46Ke bhai, they should stay, jaha am rehte hain.
04:48Usi hotel mein rehenge.
04:49To me, muche se pehle, no, man.
04:51Mujhe meri lihe bhi loog bholtae tha tha tha.
04:53Sir, aap, aayye, aah, aah, aah, aah, aah, aah, aah, aah, aah.
04:56To maine ka, aah, aah, aah, aah, aah, aah.
04:58To maine ka, aah, aah, aah, aah.
04:58To maine ka, aah, aah, aah.
05:00To maine ka, aah, aah.
05:02To maine ka, aah.
05:02You know, to ye, this was the first thing.
05:04Because, jo bhi, uus zamane mein hiroos thai hain.
05:06Jo bhi, I won't name anybody.
05:07But if they used to go and do a little.
05:09Jake and come back.
05:10And come back.
05:11I said, niya, I want a proper structured item.
05:14To minimum, mein bolta tha tha,
05:152 ladke aur ek ladki.
05:17To agar Geetha meri saath hai aur 2 ladke hai.
05:20Thoda agar unka budget behtor ho ta,
05:22to pher 3 ladkia aur hum 3 ladke.
05:25So, it was a proper set kind of an item.
05:28To ye, hum travel karte tha,
05:29jahaan bhi aap, North East, yaa,
05:31kai jagao me, she's also come along.
05:34To, wo, jo zamanha tha,
05:36and today, aap to,
05:37to, panra dancer leke ja rae hain,
05:39you know, 20 dancer leke ja rae hain.
05:40Which is great.
05:41But, lekin, I would like to,
05:43honestly, I think, take that credit,
05:46that I open that door,
05:47ke dancers should come on,
05:49and artist ke saath mein perform kari.
05:52You know, Nagaram Nisli,
05:53aapki jo, purai aapka experience raha hai us time ka,
05:57when you think about,
05:58dancers or choreographers now,
06:00ye jo struggle,
06:01aap loog ne us time pe dekha tha,
06:03like you also said,
06:04hardly there was any money associated with dance.
06:06People didn't even consider dance as a,
06:08as a career,
06:09let alone money.
06:10But, so,
06:11when you see,
06:12a lot many people,
06:13these days,
06:14who want to enter this industry,
06:15and they feel,
06:16kia rae,
06:16he sa toh phaa pain milta hai,
06:17he sa toh paisa bhi bohat hai,
06:19we get easy access to big stars,
06:21you know,
06:21you're not talking to me.
06:23So, how do you look at that now,
06:25ki, wo jo struggle,
06:26actual,
06:27and I feel, when you struggle,
06:58aap,
06:58hap,
06:58hap,
06:58hap,
06:58ke, for us,
06:59even today,
07:00I am in awe of,
07:01the artist,
07:02if I see an artist,
07:03for me,
07:04it's a matter of honor,
07:05to be sitting next to somebody,
07:06who,
07:07was once my mentor and guide.
07:09Whether I sit next to him,
07:10or whether I sit next to Farah ma'am,
07:12for me,
07:12it is,
07:13it's an honor,
07:14and I,
07:15I still feel nervous about it.
07:17But,
07:18it is easier access,
07:19and I,
07:20all I can say is that,
07:21some things that come fast,
07:23they go faster.
07:24Right.
07:25So, it's a short lived process.
07:27Toh,
07:27jitni jaldi aap,
07:28uchai pe chadhte hain,
07:30utni jaldi girne ke chances,
07:31mujhe lagta hai.
07:32So,
07:32sustain and sagar karna hai,
07:34I think our way was a better way,
07:35but then I'm old schooled.
07:38But I feel that is the way to live.
07:40And I'm older school.
07:41I love that school, sir.
07:44I have a question for you,
07:46that,
07:46jisir ma'am ne bhi bola ki,
07:48you know,
07:49it's an honor for her to,
07:50essentially cite you as a sincere romantic.
07:53I really wanted to know ki,
07:54aap kuch share kar sakte hai,
07:56tab ki gita aur hap ki gita pe.
07:58Oh no.
08:00Sir please.
08:01I will say,
08:02whatever I say,
08:03I will say,
08:03whatever I say,
08:03and whatever I say,
08:04anything I say.
08:06If you have any fond memories,
08:08then you could recall.
08:10I have a lot of memories.
08:12I said,
08:13as ma'am said,
08:14that,
08:15you know,
08:15she's really honored
08:16to cite the site comment on.
08:17I wanted to know from you,
08:19what is aapke saab se,
08:20kya difference hai,
08:21first time ke gita mein,
08:22aur aapke gita mein,
08:23and the same question to you,
08:24for Javid sir.
08:26Okay.
08:28Pahli baar,
08:29jab,
08:30to hai,
08:31hum,
08:31ghar pe rehas karte tiyo.
08:33And,
08:33uh,
08:36first time ayeti,
08:37to mammi saath nahayeti.
08:38Okay.
08:39To,
08:39who,
08:40sofa tha,
08:41and,
08:42to,
08:43jab,
08:43inki mammi aayeti,
08:44to,
08:44I have a beautiful picture of the two of them sitting.
08:49Yeah.
08:50And,
08:51obviously,
08:52us ti,
08:52ke,
08:52bhai,
08:54haa,
08:54aadmi sa,
08:54shurru mein,
08:55us waakt,
08:55haa,
08:56kya,
08:56woh,
08:57bae,
08:57woh,
08:57woh,
08:57woh,
08:58woh,
08:58My daughter is safe, I don't know if she is 16 or 17 years old, she is safe or not.
09:05Then she came in 2-3 times and she saw that the house is the house and everything is fine.
09:11I remember that very fondly.
09:13Then she has travelled with us too.
09:15Like 8 hours from Kolkata airport by car.
09:19All the places like Malda and Dibdugad.
09:23Then she also understood that she was in safe hands.
09:27So, she is saying I was naive when I first came.
09:29Yes, but she had a very infectious smile.
09:36She has a beautiful smile.
09:38Now she is.
09:39But she has a very beautiful photo of me.
09:43And she was very radiant on stage.
09:47I have seen her in films only.
09:50I have seen her performing on stage.
09:55After that, I have not seen her perform at any other show.
09:59So, I have not seen her perform.
10:01It's many people.
10:02Actually.
10:03You have to see something in this show.
10:05You have to see something.
10:07So, I got really fond memories.
10:09I was very protective about her.
10:10Yes, you were.
10:11Yes.
10:11Yes.
10:11So, you know, I made sure that no anky-panky.
10:15Nobody.
10:16So.
10:17Right.
10:18And I mean, Jamit sir.
10:19When we were growing in the industry, we were growing up.
10:21Like Indian Michael Jackson.
10:23This was a feeling that we had.
10:24Absolutely.
10:25So, since you have been associated with him so closely.
10:29What memories do you have?
10:30I see my first memory of dancing with a star was with him.
10:36Because he was a star.
10:37He may not understand that, want to accept it.
10:40But he was a star.
10:41He was already in the films.
10:43And for me to dance with him, I was very nervous.
10:47Because the first day I went, I didn't know that dancing happens.
10:51I mean, I had seen that kind of dancing happening with other people.
10:55But I didn't know I was supposed to be lifted.
10:57Put over the head.
10:58So, we tried a couple of lifts.
11:00And like immediately to get connected with someone.
11:05So, I think we bonded otherwise.
11:07But in dancing, you know, you have to get over your nervous self to learn.
11:15I was already in awe of him.
11:17So, I was like, aww.
11:20But as we went along, I think it was just beautiful.
11:27I was just myself.
11:28I could be myself.
11:30I used to travel from Kolaba and come all the way to Bandra.
11:33So, that's why my mum used to travel with me.
11:35I didn't know who this girl is.
11:37But eventually, she also, their family welcomed us into the home so beautifully.
11:42Made my mum feel so comfortable that I only had to say the word.
11:46And she would not even question.
11:48Ke, kab jana hai, kya jana hai.
11:51And he was protective then.
11:54He is protective today.
11:56As serious about dancing then.
11:59Still dancing ke baare mein bohut serious hai abhi.
12:01He was disciplined then.
12:03He is disciplined today also.
12:06And I think that is why he is who he is.
12:09One more thing.
12:11I think when she came in, I was married.
12:14No.
12:15No, you were dating.
12:16Before marriage?
12:16Yeah, you were dating.
12:17Before marriage?
12:18Yes.
12:19So, we startedтАж
12:20Before 94.
12:21Before 94, I got married.
12:22Yeah.
12:23But then, after marriage she was.
12:28He forgot me after marriage.
12:30Ha ha ha ha ha ha.
12:31My wife said that she was a very good-looking girl with a fantastic pair of legs.
12:37You know, she was like really one of the best pair of legs.
12:41Okay, then moving on.
12:42Yes.
12:43So, my wife obviously said that she was likeтАж
12:45Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha.
12:50You know, now that you have reunited for IBD, I really want to see, I really want to know
12:54that you have a conversation on sets and also, how much is Arishma and Terence a part of
13:01these conversations?
13:02Terence is on the other end of the panel now.
13:04Now, in 4 people's distance, my friend is in the corner.
13:08Yes.
13:09This is the corner.
13:09Terence is in the corner.
13:10I am in the corner, so we still keep talking about.
13:14We still have a lot of conversation.
13:16I think he has individual conversations with KK on the other side.
13:21I am on this side.
13:22So, Karishma, ma'am and his friends are on the other side.
13:25Then, when they are here, they say, oh, but my friend is alone.
13:29They have been there.
13:32You know, if I want to, if I can ask,
13:34that when we say dance today,
13:36when we say the surname,
13:37the talent was limited,
13:41now there are a lot of people because of the population.
13:44Considering that, because of social media also,
13:46people have very less patience.
13:48This is what I personally do.
13:49I mean, they don't have any patience.
13:53They can see what one minute dance is doing in social media.
13:57So, everybody wants it very quick.
13:59You have to learn the dance,
14:01you have to dance,
14:01you have to dance.
14:02There are quickies now, yeah.
14:04I just want to know that,
14:07as dancers,
14:08what do you have to do?
14:09No, see.
14:10This is a problem.
14:11This is a whole world's problem.
14:13And a very serious problem.
14:16I have told my little girl,
14:19you have to sit here,
14:22It's not sunset,
14:22you can see sunset,
14:24it's not sunset.
14:25You can see it.
14:26It's not.
14:27Because, there is a problem.
14:30The little girl,
14:31especially he grew up on the iPad.
14:33He's the Indian.
14:34And he does a lot of work on that.
14:37You are constantly aapka brain 24 frames to 30 frames registered.
14:43Real life is not 30 frames per second, it is one frame.
14:48But when you are watching 30 frames, aapka subconscious is used to this movement.
14:54So when something goes static, aapko lagta hai everything stopped, I need movement.
14:59Aur ye sab bachum ho ga hai, all over, this whole generation.
15:03Mera bada beeta hai, uska itna nahi Thafar, because he grew up a little earlier, he was not attached
15:09to these things so much, abhi bhi itna nahi.
15:11But yeh jo hoke hai na, keesubhout, so it's this, and it's very dangerous.
15:16And the level of patients, ushi leh niche ja raha hai, and they want, it's like instant,
15:21two minute noodle.
15:24Woh nahi, pehle pakta tha noodle, process hota tha, you know, abo two minute wala, packet
15:29kholo, aur nikaala, yeh ho gya hai, or this is not good for the entire generation, because
15:34it process hota, aapko director banna hai.
15:35For example, assistant, paanch saal, chay saal, des saal, uske baad director bante hai.
15:41Correct.
15:41Okay, ab ab, aate hi sida bola, ke, mein toh director bann jaun gha, ek film assistant
15:45bhi nahi ki hai, matala, mein toh, padhke aya hong na, college se, director bann jaun gha,
15:49toh yeh jo hoke hai, ke, I want instant, this is really bad.
15:53Or a process, usmei kya they cannot face defeat, they cannot face rejection.
15:59Unkei struggle hai yeh.
16:02Rejection is a part of the process.
16:05Very important.
16:06You learn.
16:07You, usse ek therao paida hota hai.
16:09O nahi hota.
16:10Toh, I think, meri liye toh yeh baut dangerous zone hai, yeh jo generation hai, in mein therao
16:14nahi hai, nahi hai.
16:16Right.
16:17Right.
16:17Now, you know, considering yeh generation ka, am baat kareip hai, when I meet a lot of
16:21people on dance sessions mein, workshops mein online, I also see, I am talking about this generation
16:27specifically.
16:28The concept of guru shisha parampara jho bhuti hai, jose ma'am ne bhi bola ki para ma'am,
16:32abhi bho ma'am bool rahe hai.
16:34So yeh jo concept hai.
16:35Aaj kal, even in this industry, even if somebody is 20 years older than us, directly naam sahi
16:41budha.
16:41We don't even, we forget.
16:42O American culture hai.
16:43So, correct.
16:44So, when we talk about dance also, art form mein guru shisha parampara bhoat zyada deep-rooted
16:48as Indians hai.
16:50But in this generation mein, woh, I personally feel nahi hai.
16:53And it kind of sometimes make me feel offended.
16:55Na, muha ma'am bola naa bolo ka, maar meri guru ka toh, aap dihdi bolo yaya kuch thoi.
17:00So, he has to teachana pa'dega.
17:01So, no, no, no nai.
17:03I have noticed.
17:04Abhi be, o bachay apne, hum show mein aate naa, sir, hamaara sir, hamaare ho, hain ho.
17:11Ho, hain.
17:11Ha, hain ho.
17:12Ho hain ho.
17:12Daan, dam, zone mein toho hai.
17:13Office of office mein, workspais mein shayad ho nah ho.
17:16But here, abhi tak, at least humarai India mein, no, sir.
17:26I never addressed him by his name then, I mean, my most coolest moment with him would
17:35be to call him Jay sir, but I cannot address him by his name, names, like it's just, it's
17:43not right.
17:44And but that is something that you need to teach the children of today.
17:48And that is why India's Best Dancer, Super Dancer, these shows are the show that they want to keep
17:53this guru shishak and try to keep it.
18:00So I think that's why I love the shows that we've done so far, because it has this, you
18:06need a guru, you need a guide.
18:08We're still trying to push the thought that this is a guru's need.
18:14You need to learn your craft.
18:16You need to learn.
18:17It means that you have a talent in your own.
18:19But how do you do it?
18:22How do you do it?
18:23That is, only a person who's already been there will be able to guide you.
18:29And I will not name.
18:31I have seen that in my life, in the industry, that in the beginning, sir, sir, sir, sir,
18:39you have a good, sir, sir.
18:39I love the words.
18:42Cut to it.
18:42Hey, Javed, who's here?
18:44Yeah, yeah, yeah.
18:45Are you seeing there?
18:45Yes.
18:46Okay.
18:47But, that's what it is, that some people think that success has been given their license to
18:52give respect to them.
18:54It doesn't.
19:05I think these are value systems which families inculcate
19:10are on the family level.
19:12The institutions will not do it.
19:14This is the responsibility of family.
19:16To respect their children,
19:18the age of their children,
19:23that you are growing in that position,
19:25that you are a student or a teacher.
19:27You maintain that through your life.
19:29This is very important.
19:31In our show,
19:32in that moment,
19:33she is also of that school.
19:37Respect is very important.
19:39When a mentor is talking about a guru,
19:41he cannot protect Farah Mam in this entire scenario.
19:44Also, she has been a common ground
19:46because she is not a mentor.
19:48She has danced.
19:49I really want to know that
19:50she has a touch of midas.
19:54She has choreographed.
19:56She has given a number of super hits.
19:58She has given such
20:00and now she has switched into YouTube blogging.
20:03She is doing such phenomenal work.
20:05I really want to know from you that
20:07when you talk about Farah Khan,
20:10what comes in your mind
20:11and how do you take this?
20:12Since we talk about Gurusha Shuparapara.
20:14Also, you have danced with us
20:16that our generation
20:18will dance with us today.
20:19There is no competition to that song.
20:21We will also do that dance.
20:23What do you do about them?
20:23What do you do about them?
20:26For me,
20:28I think she is a risk taker.
20:31She is a trendsetter.
20:32She tries new things.
20:34She evolves with the time.
20:36Like how she is taking over the YouTube scenario now
20:43and how she is killing it.
20:48It is unreal.
20:49I think it is very important to evolve.
20:54As our dance has been evolving over time,
20:56our shows have been evolving.
20:58People also need to evolve along with it.
21:01I think she is one person
21:02who has always been with the trend.
21:07That is what I love about her.
21:09She is mad.
21:10She is crazy.
21:12For me,
21:12I have seen her.
21:13She is a little bit younger to me.
21:16But,
21:16I started when she used to dance.
21:20I took her in to my shows when I used to travel.
21:24She used to dance with me.
21:25But again,
21:26she was always connected to watching films.
21:29Indian, Western,
21:31looking at different forms.
21:32She was in that moment.
21:35She said,
21:35this dance,
21:37Jean Kelly,
21:38Fred Astaire,
21:38that film,
21:40and how it is in slow motion.
21:41So, she had that mind.
21:43And then,
21:44she evolved,
21:44obviously.
21:45Like,
21:46Geetha said,
21:47she will continue.
21:48But,
21:48her brain continuously
21:50and her sense of humor is good.
21:52She has also done an application in films.
21:55And,
21:55in real life,
21:56she is doing it.
21:59That sense of humor is being maintained.
22:01In my house.
22:02So,
22:03I mean,
22:04I have always wished her well.
22:05she is a lovely girl.
22:07And,
22:07one last question,
22:08before they intervene in between things.
22:11In the interview.
22:12I just want to know,
22:14the final question.
22:15Dance back then,
22:17in that era,
22:19in the early 90s,
22:20in the mid 90s,
22:21early 2000s,
22:22and dance reality shows now.
22:24Today,
22:25when we see,
22:26there are a lot of emotional stories,
22:27a backup,
22:29when we introduce the contestant,
22:31a little backup,
22:32a little emotional story.
22:33Does that take away from the actual concept of dance?
22:36What do you think?
22:37Now?
22:38I don't think it takes away.
22:41As long as,
22:42that's not the focus.
22:44Okay?
22:44The information,
22:45that this journey,
22:47is always inspirational for a lot of people.
22:49Like,
22:50that,
22:50that,
22:52that,
22:53that,
22:55that journey,
22:57is always inspirational for a lot of people.
23:00And,
23:09it's important.
23:11But,
23:12it's important.
23:17It's a package.
23:22But,
23:23But it's a different journey, it doesn't mean that money, it doesn't mean it.
23:29Every person, like you said, is not restricted to your economic status.
23:37No.
23:38If you are a talent, then you are a talent.
23:40If you are a talent, then you are a talent.
23:44What does it mean?
23:45If you are a talent, then you are a talent.
23:55If you are a talent, then you are a talent.
23:57It takes up your time.
23:59You can't keep on watching.
24:01You need a little break.
24:03The break is emotional.
24:05It's a manor.
24:06It's a little funny.
24:07You balance the whole narrative as a story.
24:10If you show a fight from the beginning to the end, then who will see it?
24:15I need it.
24:15That's a story telling.
24:17In every story telling.
24:18This is a story telling.
24:22Why do you want viewers to watch this season of Ireland?
24:26Why do I want them to keep loving us like they have for the last four seasons.
24:31But this time they have to show more love to a man who came on screen after 14 to 15
24:37years.
24:38He has come back to the small screen.
24:41He has come back to dance.
24:42He has come back to sit with us, teach us.
24:45So this season has to be watched because you are going to see more of him.
24:51Lots of good dancing, fun dancing, relatable dancing on the show.
24:56So please see.
24:58Because it will be a lot of fun.
25:00We are coming.
25:01We are coming.
25:02You will also come.
25:03Yeah.
25:04This is the same thing.
25:05Teach is not.
25:06I keep learning.
25:07Always.
25:08It's a process.
25:09Teach is not here.
25:11All of us.
25:12I think we are all learning from these children.
25:14They come up with some amazing stuff.
25:16You know.
25:17Creativity.
25:18But in this particular thing, India's dance.
25:21It's a little bit from the edge.
25:23Because here you will see.
25:25What you dance with your heart.
25:29And you have a technique.
25:31Okay.
25:31But it's more about the expression.
25:34It's more about how you are enjoying and making others enjoy your performance.
25:39What is your purpose?
25:41No.
25:41I want you to enjoy.
25:42I don't want you to see.
25:44What a kick is.
25:45What a grati is.
25:46What a grati is.
25:47I want you to enjoy with me.
25:48So what can I do as a performer?
25:50That you must be able to dance with me.
25:55That you are dancing with me.
25:56From inside or outside.
25:58So I think this season is the special thing.
26:01The fun is definitely coming.
26:02Nothing is coming.
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