Ever thought you'd watch a dance act depicting two chawl-dwellers fighting to get ahead in a queue for the loo? Well, if it is out-of-the-box, it's now on your box with Lux Dance India Dance. Wacky themes, enthralling stunts, dance styles you haven't seen before, talent just waiting to explode! Master Terence Lewis conceptualized this outrageous act when he realized that just like him, contestants Parvez Rehmani and Ameet kumar have lived the typical lower middle-class Indian life in a chawl. "Fights to get ahead in the queue for the common toilet are very common in a chawl, given the scarcity of water. And since I've seen the hard life in my formative years and so have Parvez and Ameet, I was very confident they'd bring out the spirit of the act with aplomb." So out came two buckets for props, and Parvez Rehmani and Ameet kumar brought the house down with a comic act that made Grand Master Mithun Da almost cry while laughing! Giving the city's municipal corporation a kick on the rear for the perennial water shortage in slums and chawls, this act addresses a pressing civic issue while entertaining the audience. With toilet humor at its sparkling best, this one is aimed straight at the galleries! Don't miss this laugh riot of an act on Lux Dance India Dance this Friday on Zee TV!