<h2><span class="ql-size-large">About the Event:</span></h2><p>Think you have what it takes to improvise your way to victory? If wit, humour, and spontaneity are your strengths, IMPROV is your stage to shine. Team up and let your creativity steal the show!</p><h2><span class="ql-size-large">Event Details:</span></h2><h2>Round 1: Mind Twist : </h2><ul><li>Two teams face off at a time, and both teams are given a total of 3 minutes, with 1.5 minutes allocated to each player.</li><li>Both teams are given a common topic/situation/scenario to debate upon, taking turns to make statements, ask questions, or perform actions to manipulate their opponent.</li><li>One member from each team competes on stage at a time.</li><li>After 1.5 minutes, the remaining members in both teams will face off against each other.</li><li>Participants take turns making statements, asking questions, or performing actions to manipulate their opponents. The goal is to gaslight their opponents, causing them to doubt their perceptions, or understanding of the scenario.</li></ul><h2>Tie breaker:&nbsp;Kaun Bola? </h2><ul><li>A common situation/scenario is provided for both the teams, ensuring the questions remain relevant.</li><li>One member from each team faces off at a time. When one of them makes a mistake, the next member from the respective team must pick up the battle seamlessly, maintaining the flow.</li><li>Participants must respond to their opponent only with questions. Statements, exclamations, or declarative sentences will result in disqualification for that round. Maintaining the questioning flow requires avoiding mistakes such as statements, hesitation, repetition, or irrelevance.</li><li>Repeating a previously asked question is not allowed. Pausing or hesitating for more than 3 seconds is considered a violation.</li><li>Questions must relate to the given topic or scenario.</li><li>Irrelevant or off-topic questions result in a penalty.</li></ul><h2>Round 2: Emotional Atyachaar : </h2><ul><li>The scene will be divided into 4 quadrants, and 4 different emotions will be allocated to each quadrant.</li><li>The scene will be given on the spot.</li><li>Participants must improvise the scene, but need to take on the emotion of the quadrant they are in.</li><li>Participants must switch to the emotion mentioned in each quadrant while given a cue by the MC, and make the best use of all the 4 emotions to complete the scene.</li></ul><h2><span class="ql-size-large">Rules and Regulations:</span></h2><ul><li>A team must consist of 2 members.</li><li>All the team members must be from the same college.</li><li>Participants must present a physical college ID card and PID to participate in the event.</li><li>All interactions must stay within the context of the provided scenario or topic.</li><li>The decisions of the judges and the organizers are final and binding.</li><li><strong><u>Judging Criteria</u> : </strong>Creativity, body language, delivery (as a tiebreaker), humour and the effective use of emotions.</li></ul>