Level 2 Batch 8 – Audience Testimonials – Serious/Drama section
Feedback on the Serious/Drama section (group wise)
Arvind Iyer and Kavita Viswanathan
- Good. But I didn’t get what the woman was beating/ crushing on the floor- Rachita N Adig
- Very original-Sahil
- Totally in character, wonderful characteristics and traits composed throughout. –Jerome Rahul M
- Aravind was excellent, great voice modulations. Kavita- swift movements. –Ranjini
- It was good but felt the prison situation was not so clear. –Gaurav.B
- Powerful performances by both. It was a little difficult to grasp the concept of ‘student’ with the first act, but I appreciate it more now. –Priyanka
- Aravind is the best in serious act. – Subhanand
- Both performed well. –Samalendu
- Aravind’s dialogue deliver was good. Kavita’s expressions were good. –Roshni Shetty
- Good opening. Prison is very well done. Kavita is a brilliant actor. The crying scene was very moving. –Athul
- It took a few moments to realize the setting, once done it was fantastic. Loved the voice modulation. –Tanmay
- 7/10-Joanne
- 8/10- Poorva
- Great use of body movements and expressions. Since both acted at the same level, it set the stage up. –Sagar
- Aravind was good and kavita was powerful. I think kavita’s character required her to look like she was on edge.- Vipul Nanda
- Great expressions. Aravind reminds me of Govinda, the way he plays with the face. Kavita reminds me Pallavi Joshi (one of the best actress as per me)-anonymous
- 4/5-Tanya & Dolly
- I liked both of their expression. This was the best.-Anonymous
Sowmya Reddy and Akshay Dutta
- Very intense, powerful, professional. Brilliant.- Sahil
- Very good use of props, retained character throughout. – Jerome Rahul M
- Akshay- amazing singer and lovely punctuations. Sowmya- the sorrow was no justified – Ranjini
- They are good. – Subhanand
- Akshay has great voice, emotionally charged. Sowmya’s dialogue delivery was good but could have toned down the crying – Roshni Shetty
- Tough characters to play but very well carried out. Excellent entry, brought life into the scene from the start. – Tanmay
- 7/10- Joanne
- 7/10- Poorva
- Brilliant use of props and the perfect dress up. The emotions came out really well. Emotions were really brilliant. A little impact on dialogue would be great. –Sagar
- Akshay was outstanding. A very good portrayal of emotions. Sowmya was very endearing and believable. -Vipul Nanda
- Great stage presence and comfort level. Akshay’s shoulders were drooping. Was that planned? Sowmy’s voice clarity was awesome.- Anonymous
- 4/5-Tanya & Dolly
Anumeha Fatehpuria and Shuaib Ahmad
- Amazing use of stage and props- Sahil
- Specifics performed very well, especially Shuaib, hard to maintain character throughout – Jerome Rahul M
- Shuaib’s dialogue delivery was beautifully done, lovely reactions and very natural. Anumeha- strong acting. The lines seemed a little forced into the context. – Ranjini
- Good. – Subhanand
- Anumeha held the staged even though the focus was on other actor. Shuaib’s performance was awesome. Even if the physical deformities were absent, the acting alone was lovely. – Roshni Shetty
- Simply wow. Shuaib had really good direction. The closing was unexpected but powerful. Anumeha’s walking away left a nice impression. – Tanmay
- 8/10- Joanne
- 7/10—Poorva
- While Shuaib did a really good job of portraying the disability his character obviously had, but I guess it reduced my ability of any to gauge his performance. Anumeha came across as the usual harassed lady. fantastic job-Vipul Nanda
- Anumeha was brilliant and so was Shuaib. The moments with food were brilliant. –Sagar
- Great balanced act. I was taken aback by Shuaib. Never seen it before. Awesome. – Anonymous
- 4/5-Tanya & Dolly
Parul Sharma and Devanand Mahakud
- Yes, very original drink scene. Less was more with Parul. – Sahil
- The miming of props was fantastic, the theme was very powerful and well portrayed- Jerome Rahul M
- Devanand-great acting, effort shows. Parul-great chemistry, bold. – Ranjini
- Parul was the best actor in serious genre. Hats off to you for your bold and touching portrayal – Gaurav.B
- Parul stole the show. She had this sadness in her eyes which tore into my heart. Devanand was so much better than the last time I saw him on stage. – Priyanka
- Alcoholic’s character was portrayed well. The lady was strong in terms of emotions.- Rohit
- Best- Subhanand
- Very powerful performance by both. Good dialogue delivery. Parul is someone to watch out for.- Roshni Shetty
- Very powerful. The voice modulation and character’s body language was very good. – Athul
- Best drunk acting I have ever seen. Parul’s switch could have been a bit more connected to the rest of the scene, but the last stance was perfect. – Tanmay
- 9/10- Joanne
- 9/10- Poorva
- Parul was very touching. Her portrayal was beyond anything I could have imagined. An utterly brilliant performance. Totally stand out performance, incredible. Devanand acted really well-Vipul Nanda
- Good act. Dev was spot on as drunk. Parul-well fried. -Anonymous
- 5/5-Tanya & Dolly
Sushma M Shriyaan and Amber Sinha
- Moving, really good.- Sahil
- Miming of props was wonderful, the theme and feel throughout was very well. — Jerome Rahul M
- Restricted movements. – Ranjini
- The girl did well as sick patient – Rohit
- Good. – Subhanand
- The entire piece was delicately done. Sushma didn’t over act and was very natural. Amber was able to portray the lovely partner. – Roshni Shetty
- Amber had a fab entry. One immediately could understand the mood of the scene. Sushma’s pain came across pretty clearly. – Tanmay
- 6/10- Joanne
- 7/10- Poorva
- Amber has good sense of grace for the words he speaks. The right amount of pace and expressions. Just felt may be because of the stage, Sushma’s emotions didn’t come out clearly. But she acted as sick brilliantly.- Sagar
- Amber was just stupendous. I loved how he could play the concerned and loving man being very tender. It was very touching. Sushma put across the slightly self pitying invalid character very well. -Vipul Nanda
- Sushma’s was most constrained act in terms of stage use, yet she pulled it brilliantly.-Anonymous
- 4/5 -Tanya & Dolly
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