Gupta and Mahadevia said that each member of the team played a crucial role in earning the win and gave a special shout out to their dedicated senior members, especially team captain and College senior Nikhil Naidu, who made the mix. This marks the second year Masti was selected to dance in the competition. See more of: Priyanka Chopra, hollywood actress, Blake lively, Priyanka beats Angelina Jolie, world’s beautiful women list, Buzznet View all photos from this album What if these celeb couples.
Six teams, including Masti, were selected from automatic bid competitions where winners automatically earned a spot in the competition while the other five were selected based on the number of points they accrued from competing in other contests. This year, 11 teams from across the country competed. According to Gupta and Mahadevia, members will dance off stage in a matter of seconds, change in the sidelines in around five seconds, and quickly dance back on stage for the next sequence. Women go through three hours of hair and makeup prep beforehand and on stage, both men and women go through three or four costume changes. Preparing for and performing in the final competition come with unique challenges as well. We first found something relevant and current and constructed a theme out of it and then we had the general idea of the mood of every piece and and we constantly refined it,” Wharton and Engineering junior Gagan Gupta.
“We started during the summer so wasn’t even on the team when we had decided this theme. The road to Bollywood America is a long one - in fact, some preparations started before school even began. “The end moral is not to generalize the views of a few extremists to an entire group of people,” he added. Gupta added that the theme is also relevant to current events as well. It touches upon the divide and how that created a separation between the two populations but that can be bridged because ultimately we’re all the same people,” Mahadevia said. “ theme was the rift between India and Pakistan.
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