Dance+ 5: The most appreciated dance performance of the latest episode

Dance+ is a dance reality show that airs on Star Plus and available for streaming on Hotstar. The dance show showcases the young and uprising dancers from different parts of the country, followed by a journey to win the title of Dance+. Dance+ recently released their new season, Dance+ 5. The judges' list includes Remo D'Souza, Puneet Pathak, Dharmesh Yelande, Suresh Mukund and Karishma Chauhan. Here are some of the most appreciated dance audition performances from the latest episode of Dance+ 5:

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Most Appreciated Dance Performances

Sameep gets a standing ovation

Sameep Dhakne is a Dance+ 5 contestant from Mumbai. He is a poping style dancer. Sameep is from judge Punnet's team. In this episode, he performed on Anil Kapoor's classic Ramta Jogi. The young star was seen poping his dance skills on the auditions. He also had auditioned for Dance+ 4. Post his poping performance, Sameep received a standing ovation from the judges and audience. 

The Ace Group's syncing performance  

Ace Group performed on Aamir Khan and Asin's song Bheka Bheka from Ghajini. The Ace Group is a group that consists of twenty dancers from different parts of India. During their auditions, the judges were seen enjoying their dance and motivating them. Judge Suresh Mukund commented that the group is eligible to represent India. 

Aman and Tulsi's unique moves

Aman and Tulis's duo is known for their unique moves and performances. Their flexible dance stunts gained amazing response from the judges and audience. The duo performed on the iconic friendship song, Tera Yaar Hoon Main. Aman and Tulsi's performance was loved by Remo and they were selected for the next round. 

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