Dandiya raas garba video movie#

'Over the years Garba has adapted to the predominant Punjabi culture. Like Jagannath, 23-year-old Monica Bhardwaj from Delhi, also a contemporary dancer, seemed quite excited after the event. In South, we do not celebrate these festivals with the enthusiasm with which Delhiites celebrate it,' he said. 'I danced with my friends even though I had no idea what I was doing. On the other hand Jagannath didn't miss the opportunity to shake a leg. But I liked the way people enjoyed their cultural festival,' said Bandaru. However, the stalls in one corner selling a pair of dandiya sticks for Rs 200 was an expensive deal after buying tickets worth Rs 1000- Rs 15000 (except if it was bought via Groupon which gave Rs 200 off on the ticket amount).ДЄs the three-day event came to a close on Saturday, IBNLive caught up with a few people to gauge a sense of how they liked the event and would they come back for it next year.ДЇor 24-year-old shy boy Venkat Rao Bandaru from Nellore, Andhra Pradesh and 22-year-old Mithun Jagannath from Karnataka, attending Daandiya Raas was one-of-its-kind experience.

What better gift could he get,' said Shahenshah Zafar, a Muslim, who turned up for Garba night with his family. He danced on the stage today and people clapped. The fun continued as the senior citizens raised the entertainment quotient by showcasing their talent on stage and enthralled the audience with their exceptional dance performance. Proud to see her 'Danse Gurukool' perform, she said 'they are stepping up new milestone to entertain and educate people on real dancing ' I was indeed happy to receive all the love and respect from the audience,' said Saroj Khan. 'I was pleased to see Delhi Gurgaon dandiya lovers move and groove to the tunes of Gujarat. To add up to the larger-than-life feel of the festival, Danse Gurukool team, mentored by Saroj Khan entertained the audience with their energetic performance. I can dance the entire night,' said 35-year-old Aastha Bhattacharya, who donned a heavy red Ghagra-choli for the event. 'It was a delight to see Saroj Khan dance. Saroj Khan judged their dancing skills and bestowed upon them titles such as Best Dancer, Best Couple dance, Best Group Dance, Best Comic Dancer and Best Kids Dance. These guests among others, showcased their talent by performing on Dandiya music. The evening kicked off with a live performance by Indian idol participants Pinky and Brijesh. Beautiful lights, colourful sets, scintillating music and ultimately dandiya fever took over the crowd. Well known Bollywood choreographer, Saroj Khan graced the occasion on the second day of the event- the day when people enjoyed the most. Much love from the team Rhythm.Gurgaon: Gurgaon's Kingdom of Dreams, known for offering theme-based entertainment experiences to its audience and promoting Indian culture, celebrated Navratri with Dandiya Raas on 10, 11 and 12 October, 2013. Thank you for reading, we hope we could be informative, keep supporting us.

Dandiya raas garba video movie#

Attached is a video of garba dance from the movie LoveYatri. We see the performance of Garba dance in many famous Bollywood movies, one of them being Goliyon ki Rasleela, Ramleela. In Gujarati, this costume is known as kediyu. Women wear the Chaniya Choli, and men wear kafni pyjamas with a Ghagra. Both men and women wear colourful dresses while performing garba and dandiya. Modern Garba is influenced by Dandiya Raas, a dance usually performed by men. The dancers honour Durga, the feminine divine power. Usually, the dance is performed around a clay lantern or lamp with a light inside, called a Garbha Deep. The word garba comes from the Sanskrit word garbha meaning womb and so suggests pregnancy, that is, life.

It is usually performed in the nine-day Hindu festival, Navaratri.

Garba is a form of dance that originated from Gujarat, a state located in the western part of India.