So ya . . . I have few questions for the Bhangra world. It's just something that's been bugging me lately! 1. What's wrong with tying "side turla" paggs for Bhangra Competitions or even at GIGS? 2. Why does RED jorri has to be the main jorri? Why can't it be any other color? Thank you!
I use to think the same about the turla but then i learned how to tie a front turla and its jsut sick respect to the side turla aswell but yeah. And ive noticed a lot of red joris are front joris so sice teams can have magic tricks and all this crazy stuff and crazy outfits then red dont need to be the front jori, some teams dont even have red in there vardiyaan. I guess its just a tradition from live sets carried on im guessing
Who says you can't?
Quote from: BDR Official Fan on May 06, 2011, 01:57:53 AMWho says you can't?have you seen a team recently compete at a Bhangra competition with side turles?N' its just some ppl i know if bhangra world that always tell me, oo RED should be the main jorri...no matter what! I mean why RED? Why does it even matter??? lol
someone should jsut go to a comp with a side turla or even better theres all these judges why not ask them since they are sitting there for a reason clearly they know a lot to be sitting there id liek to ask a judge both those questions you are asking. Good post +1
I know a lot teams have performed with side turlas. Im not sure about at a comp but hey im sure its happend somewhere. As for having the red jori in the front some teams don't even get red colored vardis of they all have the same vardis so i really don't think it matters. Especially when your supposed to dance as a team. Do what you want man don't allow things to restrict your creativity.
Red, in my opinion, seems to be the main jori mainly to manipulate the viewers' eyes. Since red is a color that usually stands out far more than green, blue, etc., the main jori wears red so that the audience pays more attention to them; thus, it is most likely that the audience would be watching the best dancers for a good amount of the routine, and they would judge how the routine was based on the main jori compared to how the other joris did. I guess it's sort of like a bullfight in that the bull is attracted to the matador since the matador usually wears red. The viewers would be like the bull and matador would be like the dancers. I'm guessing maybe that's how it originated, but nowadays, it seems like in order to have a winning team, everyone on a team must dance at the same level, so in a way the idea might be a bit obsolete in a way, but it still is present in many teams/performances.
Quote from: vaibhav on May 06, 2011, 02:10:43 AMRed, in my opinion, seems to be the main jori mainly to manipulate the viewers' eyes. Since red is a color that usually stands out far more than green, blue, etc., the main jori wears red so that the audience pays more attention to them; thus, it is most likely that the audience would be watching the best dancers for a good amount of the routine, and they would judge how the routine was based on the main jori compared to how the other joris did. I guess it's sort of like a bullfight in that the bull is attracted to the matador since the matador usually wears red. The viewers would be like the bull and matador would be like the dancers. I'm guessing maybe that's how it originated, but nowadays, it seems like in order to have a winning team, everyone on a team must dance at the same level, so in a way the idea might be a bit obsolete in a way, but it still is present in many teams/performances.hahahaha that can't be the right answer! i hope not! lol cos that would just be retarded! N' no disrespect to your post what-so-ever!
Explain yourself?
Quote from: GSingh on May 06, 2011, 02:28:26 AMExplain yourself?if i knew...i wouldn't be asking these questions! N' his post just don't make sense all! he said RED sticks out more, have you seen our Josh performance? you know, yellow was something to look out for! N' i'M not favoring yellow to be the main jorri, its just i'M asking why RED! N' since you N' Manjot couldn't give me a better answer, i thought i'd ask others!so you agree with this bull situation? lol dude...u can't be serious? this answer can't be right! thats all i have to say! p.s. don't start a war with me with your big words
No disrespect taken; however, I'm basing my assumption off of color psychology.According to http://www.infoplease.com/spot/colors1.html, red is "[t]he most emotionally intense color, red stimulates a faster heartbeat and breathing. It is also the color of love. Red clothing gets noticed and makes the wearer appear heavier." And according to http://psychology.about.com/od/sensationandperception/a/color_red.htm, "Red is also considered an intense, or even angry, color that creates feelings of excitement or intensity."
LOL. yeah it is true about the bull theory and the fact that red incites anger or speed. Why do you think certain businesses sue the color red for their establishments? It promotes quickness, makes people wanna go fast.
i guess red is traditionally considered the "main" color, but on my teams red has usually never been the main color except maybe once. some teams like sgpd dont even really have a main jodi it seems, nj is similar in rotating dancers (seniors).
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