Online Dance Competition in Delhi

Dance in Delhi, judged online

From college fest crews in North Campus to Kathak students in Kamani and Mandi House circles, from bhangra at weddings to hip-hop battles in Hauz Khas, Delhi dances in every style. A Talentino dance competition for Delhi lets dancers from all of these worlds compete on one online stage, judged on the same transparent formula.

There is no venue to book and no long audition queue. Film one routine on your phone, upload it to the open Delhi dance contest before the deadline, and share it with your friends, crew and family. The contest page lists the age band, closing date and the prize offered.

How the Delhi contest works

While the contest is open, viewers watch entries in the feed, rate them from 1 to 10 and cast verified votes — one per entry per day for each verified account, with a daily cap per contest. Suspicious bursts of votes from new accounts are flagged and can be voided, so crews cannot simply flood an entry.

After voting closes, the judges score a shortlist blind. Technique (30%) covers timing, control and footwork; Creativity (25%) covers choreography and musical interpretation; Expression (25%) covers energy and face; Overall impact (20%) is whether the routine stays with you. Judges and audience each make up half the final score out of 10.

Filming tips for Delhi dancers

Delhi light changes fast through the year. In winter, use the soft midday sun near a balcony; in summer, film early morning or under a covered terrace to avoid harsh shadows and heat. Keep your whole body, including your feet, in frame, and prop the phone at waist height so the floor does not take up half the picture.

Society terraces, parks and empty classrooms all work as stages — just ask permission first and make sure nobody walks through your shot. If you dance with a crew, everyone who appears must consent to the entry.

From Delhi to the National Finals

Top performers from the Delhi city contest can be promoted to the North zone round, where they compete with winners from other northern cities. Zonal winners progress to the National Finals, where finalists can perform live online for the judges. Deadlines for each stage are listed on the city-to-national path page.