Terence Lewis, a well-known choreographer, recently shared surprising details about dance reality shows. He revealed that many moments on these shows are scripted. Terence admitted that reality TV isn’t always as real as it seems. He explained how certain moments are planned to create drama and entertainment for viewers.
Terence Recalls Scripted Moment With Deepika Padukone
During the interview, he was shown a picture of himself dancing with Deepika Padukone on Dance India Dance Li’l Masters, when she visited to promote Chennai Express. His revelation has left fans shocked about the behind-the-scenes truth of reality shows.
He revealed how such moments aren’t always spontaneous but often curated for television. Speaking to Pinkvilla, he said, “A lot of people assume we want to dance, but the reality is we are asked to create these moments. So when you ask if things are scripted – yes, interactions with guests and contestants are planned. However, the dance, the judgment, the talent, and the comments remain authentic. But anything that makes for a great promo moment? That’s scripted.”
He further revealed that the Om Shanti Om actress was unaware of it beforehand, and they had to improvise on the spot. Terence, who prefers rehearsals and preparation, admitted, “Television is unforgiving. There’s no time and no budget.”
Terence Lewis is a renowned Indian choreographer, best known for his expertise in contemporary dance. He has judged popular dance reality shows like Dance India Dance and India’s Best Dancer.
A celebrated performer and mentor, he also runs a prestigious dance academy and has choreographed for Bollywood and international projects.
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