Dance Plus 2 – The show, titled “Get Set Go” It was launched in the 2nd of July in Star Plus and was produced through Varun Trikha Productions Urban Brew Studios, and Frames Production. The season spanned 25 exciting episodes that culminated in a spectacular finale on the 25th of September, the year of 2016. on the 25th of September in Mumbai and Winner name Is Tanay Malhara

Host & Super Judge

The lovable and funny Raghav Juyal was back in his position as the charming host and host, bringing the show with his wit and enthusiasm. The supervising judge’ group as supreme judge was choreographer and director Remo D’Souza and bringing his expertise and cinematic style onto the stage.

Mentors & Teams

Three famous choreographers served as mentorsthree choreographers who were mentors – Dharmesh Yelande, Shakti Mohan along with Punit Pathak–each developing and leading each of their teams made up of talented dancers throughout the entire season.

Journey to the Finale

The auditions for the show took place in a variety of Indian cities between 3 May through the 26th of May in 2016 and set the stage for an eclectic group of contestants. The top three finalists were groups and solo artists from different regions and styles. This included the incredible Wild Ripperz Crew and solo dancer Sushant Khatri from Nepal. Both of them advanced to the final.

Winner & Runner-Up

Winner the competition was Tanay Malhara who is a 14-year-old dancer who hails who hails from Jalgaon, Maharashtra, representing the team Dharmesh.

He won against the Wild Ripperz Crew which earned the second-place spot, as well as Team Dharmesh. The runners-up for the second and third places included Piyush Bhagat (Team Shakti) and Sushant Khatri (Team Shakti) in the respective positions.

Grand Finale Night

The final episode aired the 25th of September, 2016 between 8 pm until 10 pm. It was a show of glitter and glamour, featuring Bollywood superstar Ranbir Kapoor (promoting Ae Dil Hai Mushkil) as well as Olympic bronze medallist wrestling champion Sakshi Malik, providing the perfect star-studded backdrop to the night.

Prize Money & Rewards

Tanay Malhara did more than win hearts. He also took home 25 lakh rupees in prize cash. He also won a sought-after dance plus 2 award Many reports indicate that he was awarded an automobile in the course of the prize package.

In addition, the runners-up were awarded prizes and recognition, including media mentions of a variety of prizes such as cash or two-wheelers, but the most notable was Tanay’s impressive haul.

Tanay Malhara: A Young Prodigy

At only fourteen years of age, Tanay instantly captured viewers with his graceful but powerful style of dancing. In the lead up to Dance Plus 2, he had been a hit during the DID Li’l Masters Season 2 in which he showcased his natural talent at an early age.

After winning, he expressed his heartfelt gratitude to his teacher Dharmesh and said: “Being a 14-year old boy, you deserve to be the next dance icon of the nation.” His humbleness and excitement of winning made the moment so touching.

In his emotional backstage pictures as well as interviews with reporters, the singer paid tribute to his victory to Dharmesh while acknowledging the consistent help by Shakti and Punit as well.

Celebrity Finale Vibes

The show’s finale was not just about contests, but it also featured memorable moments. Ranbir Kapoor was awe-inspiring the crowd with a dance performance and Sakshi Malik added more excitement by pressing the show’s famous “plus” button, prompting the show’s most famous “double plus” from Remo–a first in the history of the show.

The crowd was buzzing with emotion and excitement when the contestants performed their final time, and waited anxiously to hear the outcome. However Tanay’s talent that secured his spot at the top of the list.

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In Summary

Dance Plus 2 offered high-energy drama incredible dance and an uplifting story. The hosting duties of Raghav Juyal, the guidance of the super judge Remo and the guidance of Dharmesh Shakti and Punit all rolled into an impressive mix.

The real the hero for me was Tanay Malhara–a 14-year-old who had the stage presence, technique and humour in equal measure. She transformed every performance into an declaration and eventually was a national “dance icon.”