Dance the Audience

Dance the Audience I দর্শকদের অংশগ্রহণমূলক নৃত্য
This video shows some dance forms originating in India, which combine intricate footwork, hand gestures (mudras) and facial expressions. Each style originates from a different state of India and has its own distinct movements, music and costumes. Garba, for example, is a traditional folk dance from Gujarat, India, performed in a circle during the Hindu festival of Navaratri to celebrate the divine feminine. It is a ritualistic and devotional dance that symbolizes the cyclical nature of life and involves rhythmic clapping and simple, synchronized movements. Garba dance participants hold a stick in each hand and tap out a rhythm with a partner. Everyone is invited to join garba, and people of all ages dance together. Garba also gained recognition from UNESCO as part of the Representative List of Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. Kathak is another major forms of Indian classical dance evolved from the storytelling tradition of ancient northern India. Its name derives from "katha (story)" and is performed through intricate footwork, hand gestures, and rhythmic body movements with songs and music. Numerous participants, both male and female, participated in Garba dance with multiple songs by Kirtidan Gadhvi, and Anup Das Dance Academy (ADDA) performers danced with "Dha Dhina Na Tina by Lopamudra Mitra. We hope that people of different culture and origin would love this video.
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