Dance Plus 5, 1 February 2020 written update: Rupesh Bane's blinded act was next level

It was yet another wonderful episode of Dance Plus 5, which saw many interesting performances. The winners from previous seasons were also there to support the contestants and they also gave special performances. So, without any further ado, here's a look at all the major highlights from the show.

Rupesh Bane's superlative blindfold performance

In Remo D'Souza's words the performance was 'undekha, unsuna, unbelievable'. He said that he had seen many blindfold performances, but this couldn't be compared to any of them. Rupesh hadn't performed in the earlier week and wanted to make up for it. That's why he chose this special and risky blindfold act. Performing on 'Tu na jaane aas paas haik khuda', he covered a lot of area. He was seen jumping, taking the steps and walking on a narrow path. It was truly spectacular and one of the finest performances you'll ever see. He obviously received a double plus from Remo. (Also read: Dance Plus 5, January 18, written update: Remo gets nostalgic, Deepika-Rupesh go old school, Kangana Ranaut makes an appearance)

Subrat and Sanchita classy devotional act

Subrat and Sanchita performed on 'Deva shree ganesha' and were brilliant. Remo felt that their performance was like a blockbuster film which had an excellent start, middle and end. Their moves were swift and eye-pleasing. After the performance, Remo said that he was big Ganesh bhakt and Subrat and Sanchita gifted him a Ganpati idol. (Also read: Dance Plus 5: Shah Rukh Khan promises he will be dancing on Chaiyya Chaiyya even at the age of 95)

Nritya Kala Kendra's humorously outstanding act

They performance on 'Kaise kaison ko diya hai' was a laugh riot. They made fun of a lot of contestants (in a good way, of course), but the dance was never compromised. Everyone included Remo liked their performance a lot.

Nritya Kala Kendra and Candy Bots' epic battle

Both the groups were exceptional and delivered wonderful performances. No one deserved to lose and that's perhaps why Remo declared both the groups as winners.