Blog is given by Dilip Sir ( Bhav Spandan)

I have attended Mimicry competition:

First of all, I had gone for Youth festival to attend mimicry competition. In starting anchor provided all the rules and regulations related to this competition. First, we also acquainted with judge's background then competition has been stared with various codes. 

First, I have attended Code no 41 Mimicry: 

She also checked mick system. Her Costume was good. She was confident for her performance. She has spoken in various voice. She introduce herself with railway station announcer. Then she mimic for train . Then she introduce herself with cartoon character. These all cartoon characters recalled my childhood memories. In which shin-Chan cartoon character as well Mickey mouse then Chhota Bheem then Sponge Bow. She also edited some hero heroine voice over in which Farah Khan and Kangana Ranaut were highlighted in her mimicry. 

She mimicked so well. Cartoon character 's mimicry was reflection of her practice. Confidence and Practice these two things are most important for any performance. Confidence as well important because it builds power to speak and perform . 

Second code no 16 :

This performer started her performance with negative statement: I am not best mimic , I'll do mimicry first time in my life. So her fist impression was started with down statement. She mimicked Khichadi's Character Hansa but her confidence power not good as well she not dressed up properly. Her time Mengmeng was not good. She just spoke two or three dialogue.

Code 31:

This contestant was good as well fist one. He was confident for his mimicry. His speech was started from Navratri just because Navaratri just finished that time. Then he covered character's mimicry  one by one. He also did same mimic just like cartoons: Motu Patalu and Cartoon's other character. He also added nature elements like: air , sound of door's opening , bird's sound , animal sound: Goat - Goat as hero heroine figures- one goat is Shahrukh khan and one is Simaran. 

We can see various ideas, quality, time management, Practice level and so many other things according to competition's rules. 

In any competition - competitor or performer has to give their efforts for than not just try.  Bhav Spandan according to me when someone's art touch your heart and when audience can come up with their expression and competitor's message. 

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