As Karthik said, great form, great choreography and great formations. By the end of it, it didn't even matter that there weren't many x-factors or big game-changing gimmicks that you might expect from teams at WBBC because the quality/creativity and execution of the routine were high enough to hold your attention and leave a lasting impression.
Some quick thoughts: Absolutely loved the transition from "Munda iPhone Warga" into the Kaato Segment - unexpected, original and hard-hitting. A few things needed to be better standardized. (ie: angles of hands during squats or like how girls were clapping hands but some of the guys hands were angled and were barely even touching during the hekh before dhamaal) While dancers were dancing similarly, it felt like some dancers were a nudge earlier or later on certain parts. The high energy and faster pacing of the routine helped to hide some of that discrepancy. I really liked that while certain dancers were stronger than others, you still got a sense of everyone dancing like a team. You guys also have amazing stamina - the girls at the very end are getting mad air on those jumps with feet wide apart which is hard to find on a lot of teams. In regards to form and execution, I really enjoyed how well you guys extended your arms and lifted your legs but at the same time, how gracefully you executed a lot of the steps - that duality not only allowed you to look big on stage and have good stage presence but also allowed us to enjoy the nuances of the choreography. My only big pet peeve with form was that backs were bent a lot during squats which took away from the power and aesthetic appeal of some of the more climatic parts of segments. Overall, definitely my favorite routine of WBBC this year (of the performances that I've seen) and probably my favorite co-ed performance of the season.
9/10 Would Bang(ra)
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