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Acting is not about being famous, it's about exploring the human soul.<\/i><\/p>
Ajith Cheekurthi a 3rd-year student from the Ece department has a huge number of fans for his acting. He is the star tik-toker of our college attracting everyone with his dubsmashes and making them fall in love with his expressions.<\/p>
His first dubsmash was portrayed when he was in his 12th standard. It was a comedy clip insisted by one of his friends to enact just for fun. He found himself enjoying while doing so and he just made it a part of his daily routine acting at least once in a day in his free time. He actually wanted to build his career in the acting side that's one of his main reason to do dubsmash every now and then.<\/p>
He strongly believes that acting is not just related to face it is more to do with the heart. When you own the situation, when you place yourself in that particular character's shoes then automatically you start to live in the situation is what he says. Now he is a very good actor and played the main role in a short film which was not released due to some issues, but must say he is a king expression maker.<\/p>
He can act professionally and mold himself into any genre of movie dialogues, comedy scenes, love songs, etc. Though he may not really land up in the acting profession, it always remains close to his heart and he would cherish these memories of acting for the whole lifetime.<\/p>
Look at his amazing acting,spellbound!!<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566841832962","data":"
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In 2012, she won the Asian Youths under 19, she won the Malaysian open title in 2013, She went on to win an Olympic medal in 2016 and now she is the first Indian to claim the world badminton championship title. Yes, we are witnessing an amazing talent in the name of PV Sindhu. Being born in Hyderabad in 1995, the 24-year-old made it to the top 20 in the world rankings when she was just 17 and is truly the pride of India. Today she is ranked 13th in the Forbes list for highest-paid female athletes with earnings of $5.5 million. <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566839836937","data":"
She was born to athletic parents who played volleyball and she picked up the sport as an interest that was polished with pure hard work and dedication. As a growing child, she had to travel 27 km every day to reach her training camp. PV Sindhu never complained about any effort that career demanded. In an interview, she described how she had to miss her sister\u2019s wedding in Lucknow to play the Grand Prix. She never regretted missing on her personal life because of her love for badminton but she motivated our entire generation and generations to come as an embodiment for dedication. <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566839836938","data":"
Mr.Gopichand who has been the coach of Sindhu for longest said that her physical capabilities and soft-nature didn\u2019t complement each other. Getting aggression in Sindhu\u2019s playing style was a big challenge. She stands 5 feet and 11 inches tall, which makes her one of the tallest badminton players in the present crop of women shuttlers. This height advantage emerged as a strong and distinct advantage. A sport that requires you to play over the net and remain in the court seems like an ideal place for Sindhu. <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566839836939","data":"
Surrounded by media attention and probably on the path to becoming one of the most decorated badminton players in the world, PV Sindhu is someone that every aspiring kid looks up to. When interrogated in an interview, Sindhu put her journey in words. She strongly believes that it is the discipline and hard work that enables any human being to reach extraordinary heights. She encourages every parent to let their child choose a career in sports or any field that they love. Apart from all the role models and mentors, it is her parents because of whom she stands with pride. It was her effort and their encouragement that carved PV Sindhu as a daughter that our entire nation is immensely proud of today. \n \n \n <\/p>"}]
\n\nIndia is a developing country rich with its heritage and culture .Everything\n\nin India is governed by the Government bodies of the Central, state , district, etc hierarchy . As days go by , Indian citizens are being more and more affected by the adverse nature of things happening in the country. Even though it feels like everything is going smoothly as all of may not experience the exact \u00a0situation as others do , we may not know what exactly was happening in the country at that particular time .India is such a country which is prone to disasters on a very large scale , hence we do not know what disaster may arise in a single moment . Well , do u think disasters are always about the earthly ones ?dont you think disasters may also be mental and psychological ?Well the biggest disaster in India arises due to the power of man\u2026\u2026and that disaster is named as CORRUPTION.\n\n\u00a0\n\nrampant corruption has stunted the country's development. In 2008, a report showed that about 50% of Indians had first hand experience of paying bribes or using contacts to get services performed by public offices, however, in 2018 their Corruption Perception Index ranked the country 78th place out of 180 most affected countries in the world.From the above reports we can infer that the root causes of corruption in India are bribery, Cronysim,Kleptocracy,competition among political leaders ,electoral fraud,Nepotism,Slush fund and political scandal. \u00a0\n\nBoth government regulators and police share in bribe money, to the tune of 43% and 45% each, respectively. Officials are alleged to steal state property. In cities and villages throughout India, groups of municipal and other government officials, elected politicians, judicial officers, real estate developers and law enforcement officials, acquire, develop and sell land in illegal ways.\n\nIn Government Hospitals, corruption is associated with non-availability\/duplication of medicines, obtaining admission, consultations with doctors and receiving diagnostic services. Agents are the channels of corruption in this bureaucratic driver licensing system, facilitating access to licenses among those who are unqualified to drive.These are few examples as to how corruption takes place in India.\n\nBlack Money\n\nBlack money refers to money that is not fully or legitimately the property of the 'owner'.There are two sources of black money in India .The first source includes activities not permitted by the law such as drug trade and crime.The second one includes wealth that may have been generated through lawful activity but accumulated by failure to declare income and pay taxes. Some of this black money ends up in illicit financial flows across international borders, such as deposits in tax haven countries. Another issue is that Indian companies are misusing public trusrs for money laundering.\n\n\u00a0\n\nAnti- corruption efforts\n\nFinally , it is the responsibility of the citizens to reduce corruption \u00a0and make our country corruption- free from all corners, although the government has been doing its part by passing some anti- corruption laws such as IPC of 1850 and The Prevention of Corruption Act of 1988 and many more .\n\n\u00a0\n\nCoclusion\n\n\u201cPower does not corrupt ,fear corrupts ,the fear of a loss of power \u2026\u201d\n\n<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1566827066613}]
India has seen a healthy rise in the number of its women indulging in sports. Through the last decade, we've seen quite a couple of women putting their best foot forward and breaking the stereotypes that women wanting to pursue a career in sports are surrounded with. One of these women is P.V.Sindhu, an Indian professional badminton player. <\/p>
Her parents have been national level volleyball players but she picked badminton after getting inspired by seeing the success of her present coach Pullela Gopichand, the 2001 All England Open Badminton Champion. She had started playing Badminton at the age of eight. She had initially learnt the basics of the sport from Mehboob Ali in the courts of Indian Railway Institute Of Signal Engineering and Telecommunication, Secunderabad. She then moved to Pullela Gopichand's Gopichand Badminton Academy. I had stumbled upon an article that quoted the fact that she never used to report late to her training despite having to travel about 56kms from her residence to the academy. Her commitment and determination towards the sport have always been the primary reasons for the success that she holds today. Pullela Gopichand has often said that Sindhu's attitude and her never-say-die spirit have played a major role in shaping her sports career. <\/p>
Being just 24, she holds myriad titles (including Padmashri, the fourth highest civilian honor of the country) that she has achieved all along through her hard-work and the recent feather to her cap is the prestigious BWF championship that she's won. She's the first Indian to have won this world championship. She also holds a place in the Forbes list of \"Highest-paid female athletes 2019.\" <\/p>
Wanting to pursue an unconventional career has not been anything short of a fire-walk for young women across the country. Post Sindhu's success, she's become the prime example that women can catalyst through their career-discussions. Not only women, people in general who have the zeal to achieve bigger things in life often walking the road not taken, can quote P.V.Sindhu's journey to be their inspiration. Working through every mental and physical hurdle that stood in her way, she managed to shut every mouth that says women cannot compete with as much strength as men. <\/p>
Being independent financially is another way that P.V.Sindhu serves as an inspiration for all the young women. It is important to realize that financial independence is an important criteria to cater to our own needs and choices without the fear of being abandoned. <\/p>
\u201cThere will be many obstacles in the pursuit of your dreams. I had long hours of training, balancing studies and badminton.\u201d said P.V.Sindhu in one of her interviews, telling us how \"not giving up\" is the first choice that we must make. We all sometimes think of pulling off things and later get disheartened with every little hardship that we face (both mentally and physically), but that's not how we go about something that really makes us scream our lungs out, persistently. <\/p>
There is one particular thing that she's said which makes a very strong impact- \u201cThe greatest asset is a strong mind. If I know someone is training harder than I am I have no excuses.\u201d Being aware of your competition and tackling it in a healthy manner is something that we must carry with us, consciously. Her consistency and her confidence (not overconfidence) have shown us how far can the way we look at ourselves and motivate ourselves play a key role in building constructive lives. <\/p>
Strive and work harder each passing day to 'prove yourself to yourself' and simultaneously, to the world. Being a 'woman' must rather be a blessing than a hurdle. Also, regardless of your gender, her perseverance and commitment are something that we all must try and inculcate in ourselves. <\/p>
Her racket does the talking for her and let your weapons in your respective fields of battle, do the talking for you.<\/p>
She's an extremely humble person even with all the fame and success that she owns. This is a picture of when I had met her in a restaurant last year. She was so patient with everyone who came forward to talk to her\/ click pictures with her. <\/p>
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\"Win or lose, I always focus only on giving my 100 percent. <\/b>\" Such a great spirit of an energetic and dedicated player had brought great pride to India. Exactly, I am talking about the young energetic badminton player P.V. Sindhu... who had created history by becoming the first-ever Indian to claim gold in BWF World Badminton Championships! <\/p>
This also shows the way our country is progressing, slowly but surely. It's obviously the strong power of nation - The girl power! Young girls... whatever their goal be... had a lot to learn from P.V. Sindhu.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566573792563","data":"
Following the passion...<\/p>
Many of us go on in the same route without making an attempt even to know inner potentials, passions indeed. Many a time we follow the same paths... killing all our desires. This may give you some sort of happiness but not true satisfaction. In this regard... The daughter of two-star volleyball players, Sindhu took up badminton at a very young age, inspired by Pullela Gopichand. The point is... getting influenced by others is a good thing... but knowing your passions by getting inspired from others... is the thing that makes difference.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566573792564","data":"
Fighting the odds...<\/p>
Sindhu had won two bronze medals at World Championships even before she made a Superseries final. At 22, she became the first-ever Indian female athlete to win a silver at the Olympics. However, the lack of a gold medal in her illustrious CV was highlighted more often than not. <\/p>
There were many critics... like \"Sindhu is not yet gold standard.\" The main problem of the society is...they focus on discouraging rather on encouraging! They underestimate the talents!!! <\/p>
Thus, fighting all through the odds and never losing confidence; with strong perseverance and dedication... Sindhu had finally proved herself! <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566573792565","data":"
Bringing proud moments to parents...<\/p>
Sindhu dedicated the gold medal- to her mother!#Her Mother's Birthday <\/p>
Parents always wish to see their children self-reliant and successful. But the thing that they hide is... their recognition through their children's success! When coming to their daughters, they expect more... because daughters for sure are the loved ones... From being career-oriented to striving for the unreachable heights to achieve her goal, would surely boost the confidence of parents and it must be the prior duty of us!<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566573792566","data":"
Power of EmPOWERMENT<\/p>
Yes... we all have been hearing the terms like empowerment... But it's a great achievement if the journey of our career becomes the real empowerment to many. P.V. Sindhu's achievements and her journey so far... is an incredible and great inspiration. How today we are taking her as an ideal role model... as the time passes champions like her will always serve as the much-needed inspiration!<\/p>
\n\"I won for my country, I am really very proud,\" said an emotional Sindhu wearing a satisfied smile on her face. This satisfaction of serving the Nation is a big achievement!!!<\/p>"}]
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In 2008, when I was 19, I went to present a paper in Technozion, a national level tech-fest at NIT-Warangal. Being an electrical engineering student, I presented a paper on renewable energy and I ended up winning that event. I was a student at TKR and I was competing with people from premier institutions like IITs and NITs and I won. <\/p>
It triggered something in me and I ended up winning over 40 such paper presentation competitions over the course of my college life and winning became a habit. I started being noticed more, I was being recognised at different places and it was almost addictive. It also made me learn communication, stage presence, how to utilise visual aids, learn to network and a lot more in an indirect manner as to win, I had to know all these. I ended up using these skills so much that they became second nature to me. <\/p>
I was retrospecting about all this one day and I realised people realise their true potential when they get a chance to compete with equals or people better than themselves.<\/p>
It also made me realise one crucial thing and that is, if students from average colleges are given a platform to be discovered and a platform where they can showcase their own talents, a platform that is equal for them and for premier institutions, then every student can compete and even win, regardless of the standard and ranking of their college. <\/p>
Somewhere down the line, I feel all the experiences of my student years are what led me to start a platform like stuMagz, which serves as an equaliser for all students. On stuMagz, students can take part in the quizzes, opportunity challenges and more irrespective of their college and have an equal chance to win. <\/p>
This is what I urge students of today to do, compete, lose, compete more, win and win more. Winning once will definitely trigger a yearning to achieve more and once winning becomes a habit, nothing can stop you. <\/p>"}]
The World No. 5 ranking, Arjuna Awardee, Padma Shri Awardee and Olympian badminton player Pusarla Venkata Sindhu, aka P V Sindhu, became a household name in the country after bringing home the silver medal at the 2016 Olympics. In fact, she created history as she is youngest and first woman individual to bag an Olympic Silver medal representing India. Two years ago, at the 2017 BWF World Championships, she had a very close match at the finals, with Japan's Nozomi Okuhara and brought home a silver medal. But now, she defeated the same player to bag the gold medal.<\/p>
We caught up with Sindhu for a chat and here's what she has to say.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566804996589","data":"
Q. The final against Japan's Nozomi Okuhara has undoubtedly been some of the finest Badminton we've seen in a long time.<\/b><\/p>
A. It was one of the longest matches that I've played and I went ahead and played my best shot. That's what I do whenever I head out to play a match, I prepare myself to give my best and that is what I am going to do in the future too.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566804996590","data":"
Q. What are your targets in the next five years?<\/b><\/p>
A. Well it's just a step by step process. There's the super series coming up next, I hope to do well in that too. Let's see.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566804996591","data":"
Q. Your dedication to the sport has been written about a lot of times. I'm sure the pressure on you is a lot more after the Olympic silver. What changed after that?<\/b><\/p>
A. My responsibility is more now and I should work harder because the entire country expects a lot more from me now. I wouldn't call it pressure but yeah, I definitely need to be more focussed now.<\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566804996592","data":"
Q. Both Saina Nehwal and you have been instrumental in generating a significant amount of interest in professional badminton. While interest in the sport has always existed, more people are now talking about Badminton than ever before. Do you feel more people will now take up sports other than cricket? Especially considering facilities like Gopichand's academy are there.<\/b><\/p>
A. The interest in the sport has definitely increased and it feels great to see many people taking it up. We have a lot of students coming to the academy to take up the sport. Even for the ones who play it non-professionally, I feel it is a really good exercise, for all age groups. The interest in it will definitely increase a lot more.<\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566804996593","data":"
Q. What role does Gopichand play in your life?<\/b><\/p>
A. I think I am here only because of him. I've been training with him since I was 10 years old. He's ensured I've improved a lot each year and achieved a lot. He makes sure to tell me this is just the beginning and he motivates me to face a lot more that is to come in the future.<\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566804996594","data":"
Q. After your Olympic win, many spoke about your caste and where you are from, which is very irrelevant in your context. What is your opinion on issues like this, where people try to take ownership on caste and other such things?<\/b><\/p>
A. My answer to this is simple, I am an Indian and that's all I have to say. <\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566804996595","data":"
Q: In a country like this, it is usually tough for women to succeed. Who has been the biggest support in your life?<\/b><\/p>
<\/b>A. My parents' support has been my backbone. I would have been nowhere without their support. I am really thankful to them and they are the ones who always are there for me.<\/p>"}]
Hackathons are where your crazy idea becomes reality.<\/i><\/p>
It was on October 6th, 2018 we attended the SMART CITY HACKATHON for the first time conducted by NASA and TITA to promote the hackathon culture in India, organized at CMR Central Auditorium.<\/p>
The purpose of this hackathon was a group of programmers work together on a collaborative project choosing one of the topics selected from either Nasaspaceapp challenges or smart city challenges.<\/p>
We were a team of five members representing our CMRCET college working on the concept of a Smart Drainage System<\/b>. As we often face the problems of blocked drainages leading to a serious issue of stagnant water on roads especially in the rainy season which leads to traffic jams, accidents, and health consequences. And our team name for the day was Error 404 Found <\/i>as we had an optimum solution for the most frequent problem faced by the people in the cities.<\/p>
Our idea mainly works with the sensors which indicate the households as well as the GHMC with the sound buzzers and light indicators to clean the blocked drains otherwise the situation would get worse. This was the basic idea of our project. <\/p>
We were asked to pitch our idea with a presentation and so we were working on it but it was 24 hours hackathon where we were not supposed to sleep, all our faces were drooping by the time it was around 2:00 clock. So, just to get back the teams into an active mode they asked a few of us to come onto the dais and showcase the talent of singing, dancing or any other extra quality that would entertain all. For an hour or so we had fun and we were back to the mood.<\/p>
The next day morning at 9:00 we have presented our idea and was eagerly waiting for the results, by the meantime, we came to know that our team was qualified for the next round. We were excited to attend the second round which was organized a couple of days later but due to some consequences, we missed it.<\/p>
Altogether, it was a completely new and different experience working for a day restlessly. We also gained a lot of experience, learned many new things and made a bunch of memories. It is the event to be attended by every engineering student at least once before they complete their graduation.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1566729478941","data":"5d6273af97a3c"}]
''Photography is the beauty of life captured\" he says. Akula Abheshekh, a 3rd year ECE student of CMRCET is making the best ever memories for our college. For any event going in and around the campus, his presence is a must. <\/p>
Before joining engineering, photography was just a matter of timepass to him. But, in his 1st year of graduation, he started taking pictures of his friends. As time passes he went on collecting more and more pictures to make memories which became his point of interest and a favourite hobby. With his increased enthusiasm he joined the Photography Club of our college. This club encouraged and supported him in all possible ways and helped him develop his moment capturing skills. And now he is a well-known photographer of our college.<\/p>
There are two types of photographers according to him. One's who spend their time taking pictures of other persons, nature or the things they find creative in their daily life. Others who click their own pictures for memories. He belongs to the first category.<\/p>
Memories are lived and enjoyed in present but cherished only when reminded by a photo<\/b> is what he believes and that was the only reason that made him a great photographer today.<\/p>
Finally, he concludes saying that- I love photography as an art<\/i>. I take photographs because I gain perspective and knowledge about things around me and secondly it charges my battery. He is a proud passionate photographer as he captures a moment that is gone forever and impossible to reproduce.\n\n <\/p>
Here are a few beautiful images captured by him.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1566623207951","data":"5d60c6afb1027"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1566623207952","data":"5d60c6c93a8a5"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1566623207953","data":"5d60c6d246409"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1566623207954","data":"5d60c6f027e60"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1566623207955","data":"5d60c6f858bc1"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1566623207956","data":"5d60c70231a27"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1566623207957","data":"5d60c709cf4f3"}]
Before I put forward my analysis on Dance and choreography, let me clear it out that I am a clumsy person and could hardly even stand on my feet for a proper minute. But I love art and observing it as many times possible before my deadlines approach demanding me to pass in the tests. (Studies blehh) <\/p>
I am no judge of anything, moreover art is subjective and it cannot be given a score or a rank.<\/p>
Good choreography could sometimes even take over the music and there have been innumerable instances of choreography playing a major role in the success of music videos.\nI will break down my observations on what factors contributed to beautiful portrayal of some of the popular sound tracks. Lats Gow<\/p>
Saree ka fall sa (R Rajkumar) <\/i><\/b><\/p>
The music's great but it is also one of the songs with relatively greater number of views during the time of it's release and it is so, because of its choreography.\nPrabhu Deva <\/b>is not only an exceptional dancer, but also understands what might hook people into the music. He is one of the fewest artistes who has used the concept of dancing to the tunes in literal sense.<\/p>
\nNow, say there is a song playing, it has 2 or more instruments playing different tunes, one relatively slower than the other. Generally, everybody concentrates on the faster track (you find the dancers dancing to it) and there's a slower track in the background which only few people recognize. <\/p>
What Prabhu Deva has managed to crack, is that, he considered the slow track too in his songs, that is, if you take an example of Saree ka fall sa, you see Sonakshi Sinha and Shahid Kapoor dancing to the lyrics (faster track) while the background dancers have slower moments (according to the slower track) or VICE VERSA.<\/p>
He made use of all the tracks through dividing the performers into dancing to parallel music respectively.\n \nIt gives the song a complete look and it is also what makes you want to dance along with them.<\/p>
This is just an example I have used which I think most of us would know but he used this brilliant concept in his other songs as well, like Key Sara Sara<\/b><\/i> to which he and Madhuri Dixit shaked a leg to. In this case, they danced to the relatively slower music while the background performers took care of the faster music.<\/p>
\nIn case you too love watching great performances, do not miss out on watching <\/span>Urvasi Urvasi,<\/i><\/b> <\/span>Andhamaina Premarani, Mukkala Mukkabala <\/b><\/i>and <\/span>Vennelave<\/b><\/i> to name a few of his marvelous works (great complements to AR Rahman's compositions), this time with your observation lens on.<\/span><\/p><\/p> \nUndalenandhi ( Viswaroopam) <\/i><\/b><\/p>Pandit Briju Maharaj<\/b> was not only a versatile Kathak dancer but also gives out an undeniable coordination in his choreography. Viswaroopam is a film that has stood out not only for it's story and cast but also this beautiful song which remains in your mind very long even after the movie ends.<\/p> While the lyrics and the dance successfully told their audience a story, Pandit Briju Maharaj managed to stick to the character of one of the leads of the film who takes part in the dance. (Andrea Jeremiah) <\/p>It is the introductory song of two of the lead characters in the film and Andrea is one of the dancers, she arrives late to the dance and is a bit forgetful of her steps yet playful. You get all this just from the little things he has added in the choreography. The song is one of the classics. <\/p>The most common thing in both these men is their <\/span>abi<\/span>lity of storytelling and good coordination. <\/span><\/p>According to me, you need not always have huge sets, hundreds of background dancers and stunts performed in your music to stir the audience, it can just be an engaging story, coordination and knowing the psychology of your audience. <\/p>What I have mentioned are VERY FEW examples because there is lots of delightful stuff which we are missing out on and this is just a reminder for you to stop, look around..who knows what fascinating things you have been unintentionally ignoring all this while? <\/p><\/p> \n#Choreography\n\n<\/p>"}]
\nUndalenandhi ( Viswaroopam) <\/i><\/b><\/p>
Pandit Briju Maharaj<\/b> was not only a versatile Kathak dancer but also gives out an undeniable coordination in his choreography. Viswaroopam is a film that has stood out not only for it's story and cast but also this beautiful song which remains in your mind very long even after the movie ends.<\/p>
While the lyrics and the dance successfully told their audience a story, Pandit Briju Maharaj managed to stick to the character of one of the leads of the film who takes part in the dance. (Andrea Jeremiah) <\/p>
It is the introductory song of two of the lead characters in the film and Andrea is one of the dancers, she arrives late to the dance and is a bit forgetful of her steps yet playful. You get all this just from the little things he has added in the choreography. The song is one of the classics. <\/p>
The most common thing in both these men is their <\/span>abi<\/span>lity of storytelling and good coordination. <\/span><\/p>According to me, you need not always have huge sets, hundreds of background dancers and stunts performed in your music to stir the audience, it can just be an engaging story, coordination and knowing the psychology of your audience. <\/p>What I have mentioned are VERY FEW examples because there is lots of delightful stuff which we are missing out on and this is just a reminder for you to stop, look around..who knows what fascinating things you have been unintentionally ignoring all this while? <\/p><\/p> \n#Choreography\n\n<\/p>"}]
According to me, you need not always have huge sets, hundreds of background dancers and stunts performed in your music to stir the audience, it can just be an engaging story, coordination and knowing the psychology of your audience. <\/p>
What I have mentioned are VERY FEW examples because there is lots of delightful stuff which we are missing out on and this is just a reminder for you to stop, look around..who knows what fascinating things you have been unintentionally ignoring all this while? <\/p>
\n#Choreography\n\n<\/p>"}]
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