Singing Excellence in "Hit the dance floor"
Gender difference case
The lyrics are "faminine". So the song is a lady's song. However, a man attempting to sing the song is commendable. If I just focus on the voice quality (I mean, keeping all "presentation efforts" apart, which are important of course), in my opinion the woman's voice wins. Her voice is "distinct", "deliberate", "loud and clear". Whereas the male voice is "soft", "indistinct". In the female case, each word is clearly pronounced. It conveys the exact emotions of inviting her loved ones in her space. In the male case, words are very "casually" or I should say little "in-sincerely" pronounced. His pronunciations do not convey the "exactness" of whether he wants the loved ones in his space or not! Conveys little "in-sincerity".
Religion difference case
Anukriti's voice - "distinct", "deliberate", " loud and clear", "practical", "down to earth", "more human"
AnshaZakir's voice - sounds like she is singing alone, in an open empty hall and the voice echoes. I don't know whether it is because of the "acoustics" or if it is her "voice quality". If it is her voice quality, it is simply great, sounds "angelic"!
AnshaZakir's voice sounds great, but gives a feeling of being "alone" and inviting her loved ones in her space. Whereas in Anukriti's case, she seems to be full of life "already" and then inviting her loved ones in her space.
Different race case
Luna's voice - Sounds insincere - just like the male voice in "gender difference case". Even though it is more "loud and clear" than the male.
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