The jodis that won the coveted title were Delhi’s Tara Prasad & Sikkim girl Nisha Rasaily. Apart from winning a million hearts of the audience, they also walked away with a cheque worth Rs. 10 Lakh. Faizan-Likhit were the first runners-up and Tejas-Anshul were the second runners-up. They were awarded a prize money of Rs. 5 lakhs and Rs. 3 lakhs respectively with a trophy. A special gratification of Rs. 2 Lakhs was awarded to Akash-Sooraj who won maximum golden hammers week on week and displayed superlative dancing.
In their finale performance, Tara and Nisha performed on title track of ‘Dhadak’ and other songs. Check out their performance:
On winning the High Fever title Tara Prasad said “I have devoted majority of my life to dance and I am overwhelmed by the outpour of love that I have received after winning this trophy along with Nisha. High Fever is the biggest milestone of our career and I only hope that we go onward and upward from here on.”
Nisha Rasaily added, “I have performed on innumerable stages, but the High Fever stage has given me so much more than the just a trophy. I am taking home a world of learning, new skills to enhance my dancing abilities, a treasure-trove of memories and friends for a lifetime. I am thankful to my family who cheered me on throughout my journey and the judges along with our choreographers who have supported us immensely. This is the happiest day of my life!”
Tara who has has several years of dancing experience, hails from Delhi but Nisha is from Sikkim . She too had dancing genes since childhood and went on to train herself away from home.
Show had choreographer Ahmed Khan, Salman Yusuff Khan and Esha Gupta as the judges.