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I can post every Khalsa College Amrtisar/Lyallpur, PAU, and DAVIET video...from 2008. Thats just one year. If you want to know about the past 30 years, look up 1990s economic liberalization, 0% illiteracy rate (Kerala), outsourcing phenomenon, dhabbawala system of Mumbai, a female Prime Minister, a Muslim head of state for a Hindu majority nation, a plethora of amazing artists (Zakir Hussain, Ustad Fateh Ali Khan, Amjad Ali Khan, A.R. Rahman, Gurdas Mann, Surjit Bindrakhia, etc), i can go on and onkinnell said:Why is it that India has stopped giving us things that we can be proud of?
In the last 30 years or so, we have gotten very few things that we can say is truly "Indian" and things that have been jacked by people from India and simply re-done by them. I use to be a huge Bollywood fan until I realized the extent of the lack of originality in Bollywood. And even in this video, the extent of "inspiration" they received from other groups is so large that you can hardly call them original.
And I was very surprised we didn't get to see anything from LBC in the routine.
I was just gonna say something similar...good to see such a different group in India...but I see a lot of Jabba, Phillipine Allstars, and some Korean team i once before in their routine...Swi said:but from a broader perspective, it was slow, boring, and large parts were derived from pretty big groups. Influence of Jabbawockeez is high, same with Phillipine All-stars. All the multiple-people-moving formations (and I mean every single one) I've seen before from famous groups.
But mad props for bringing it to a bigger audience, their synchronization and execution was great, just wish they would have brought something more energetic to indian audience