Personally loved this set.
There's something awesome about the loose style of bhangra that this set brought to this comp that makes it fun to watch... even though uniformity of dancers and overall cleanliness wasn't up to par with SGPD and NJ, it was cool watching individual dancers have fun with adding hints of their own style and nakhra to moves... it humanizes all elements of the routine and really makes the overall presentation stand out (in a good way, I think).
That being said, I'd work on being crisper in areas that don't benefit from individual showcase (i.e. formations, levels during chaal, hitting angles during jeona mordh, back-kicking/not back-kicking during jandhu sangha, how high you want to lift legs when doing lifts, kichah, and punjab, etc.). Its one thing to be stylistically loose, its another thing to go rouge on something that requires team precision.
Most importantly though, you need to collectively finish moves. The sequence ideas are sick but there are so many shortcuts taken on the last beat of all most every move that it ruins the flow of the segment... take a chunk of time out to practice transitions!
Awesome seeing veterans back in action (Shanjeet you killed it!)
Nagi saab for the love of God pin your chadhar... its the least you can do
Rumaalaan, +1
