SYTYCD Episode 4 Highlights: You Cannot Miss These Jaw Dropping Performances!

The auditions at So You Think You Can Dance will really make you question if the contestants have bones or not! We think they're just magical because almost every performance is jaw dropping! The class acts are in full swing and here are the highlights of episode 4. 

Terence’s standing salute to Govinda Bhakt

Who says people with a chubby body can’t dance! SYTYCD saw a splendid contestant in Neeraj Yadav, who is an ardent fan of Govinda dance on Street style hip hop as he did popping on Nacho Saare G Phaad Ke. We are not surprised about his choice of song. He also enacted the famous dialogue of Govinda from Deewan Mastana “Intukle Pintukle”.

Terence, who touched a contestant’s feet in the last episode and doesn’t refrain from appreciating the people in auditions, gave a standing salute to Neeraj for his amazing confidence.

Bosco wants this contestant to be the show host

She’s 16, teaches pilates to older ladies, ballet to kids and on hearing this, Rithvik and other contestants touched Sanjana’s feet, calling her “maata”. Everyone wants to be a part of her dance classes and we’re sure she had her halo moment on SYTYCD.

Madhuri in her own adaa, praised her saying, “The way you are… all bubbly and chulbuli, waise hi aapka dance bhi tina chulbula aur sparkling hai.”

Bosco said, “I think you should be the show host.”

From question mark to exclamation mark

Kathakali + Rudra Tandav + Contemporary Mix = Stage dance for Sumit Chatterjee. Dressed as a shiv bhakt and covered with yellow ash all over like an aghori, he stunned Terence and Bosco! MD gave him the best judgement, “Jab aap aaye they tab aap ek question mark they, lekin jab aap jayenge toh it will be an exclamation mark. Since you were that good.”

MD’s challenge to Terence

Madhuri told Terence to narrate the line, “Main thak gaya hun…bhagwan ke liye mujhe akela chhod do.”

Bosco directed Terence and he enacted it funnily. Bosco thought that it looked more like an ad for Saridon headache tablets.

Most inspiring story on SYTYCD

Vicky Yadav’s parents died when he was very young and his 5 brothers and sisters were scattered. He unfortunately had to stay with his uncle and aunt who used to physically abuse him and take his salary away.

Vikas was fortunately helped by an NGO which helped him in nurturing his love for dance and he started a new life. He ofcourse got the golden ticket.

So You Think You Can Dance looks like the most interesting mix of dancers with really inspiring stories and exceptional talent. What’s great so far is the fact that the judges aren’t overshadowing the contestants with their legacy and keeping it very real and normal, like the international version.

Don’t forget to watch So You Think You Can Dance on & TV every Saturday and Sunday at 8:30 PM.