Nishant Bhat wears an 80-pound outfit to perform a traditional Kannada dance form ‘Yakshagana’ at COLORS’ ‘Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa 10’

When it comes to going beyond dance and performance, COLORS’ “Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa” has set the bar pretty high. This weekend, the “Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa” family will immerse themselves in the spirit of the festival by presenting performances centered around the various mythological treasures of India in the “Diwali Special” episode. From depicting the fight between ‘Rakhtbeej’ and ‘Maa Kali’ to depicting the fight between ‘Ganga’ and ‘Lord Shiva’, this week participants will immerse themselves in Indian culture, staging numerous epic stories through visually stunning performances. One such performance that leaves a strong impression on the jury and the audience is that of Nishant Bhat and fellow choreographer Anuradha. Nishant is challenged to enact the story of ‘Ravana’ and how his ego led him to his doom through the traditional Kannada dance form ‘Yakshagana’.

Nishant dons a £70 outfit for her performance, making history on the show and leaving everyone in awe. He reveals that this is the first time that “Ravana” has been performed through “Yakshagana” on national television. shown on TV. I wanted to challenge myself and do something that nobody had done before. This is the first time ‘Ravana’ is represented by ‘Yakshagana’ on Indian TV.

I wanted to take on this challenge as my choreographer Anuradha was also excited to do something new.” The jury unanimously commended Nishant for her bold choice and congratulated her choreographer Anuradha on the beautiful visualization of the entire performance. Judge Karan Johar, struck by the visual brilliance of the act, says, “Ravana’s ten emotions represented by the LED screens were extremely interesting” that we have never seen on television. I understand your pain wearing a 70 lb suit and dancing.

Years ago, me too  I had the same problem shooting for ‘Devdas’ and I know how hard it is to dance in heavy outfits.” Watch your favorite star’s dance journeys unfold in COLORS. Patanjali Dantkanti presents Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa, Co. Powered by Leap7x of Liberty Shoes & Cadbury Celebrations, Special Partners Fund Sahi Hai & three in a row