The VHP leader alleged that in the last few years it has been witnessed that people who do not have faith in the Bhagavad Gita or Hinduism come to garba events to harass womenfolk.
Get ready to ace your Garba game this Navratri, because this year, you’re going to rock the dance floor like never before
Are you ready to set the dance floor on fire this festive season? Navratri, the nine-night festival honoring Goddess Durga, is just around the corner, and its time to gear up for some serious garba action. Imagine stepping into a lively, colorful world where traditional beats meet contemporary moves – that’s the magic of Navratri. It’s not just a festival; it’s a celebration of togetherness, culture, and pure, unadulterated joy. And at the heart of it all is the Garba, a dance that unites us all in a whirl of excitement and rhythm. It’s your chance to shine, to dance like nobody’s watching, to let loose and show off your Garba skills with finesse.
So, dust off those dandiyas, don your colorful chaniya-cholis or kurtas, and let the infectious rhythm of Garba propel you into a world of dance, laughter, and festivities. Get ready to ace your Garba game this Navratri, because this year, you’re going to rock the dance floor like never before! Let’s make this Navratri a memory to cherish and a celebration to remember with these easy steps to ace your garba game.
Here are five basic and easy steps along with their Gujarati names and descriptions by Himanshu Shrivastav, Creator, Moj:
- Dodhiyu:Description: Start with your feet together and take a small step to the right, then bring your left foot to join it. Repeat this pattern, moving to the right in a circular motion.
- Teen Taali:Description: Begin by stepping to the right with your right foot, then bring your left foot close, followed by a clap. Repeat this pattern, moving in a circular motion to the right.
- Hinch:Description: Start with your feet together and take a step to the right, followed by a slight hop on one foot, and clap while in the air. Repeat this pattern, moving in a circular motion.
- Aankh Micholi:Description: Begin with your feet together, then take a step to the right and close your eyes while making a circular motion with your arms. Open your eyes when you bring your feet together.
- Round:Description: Start with your feet together and take a step forward, then a step backward, and continue this forward and backward movement in a circular pattern.
These basic steps are a great way to start learning garba and can be combined to create more complex and lively dance routines as you become more proficient. Navratri is a perfect blend of fashion, tradition, and devotion, a testament to the vibrant and diverse culture of India. It is a celebration of the victory of light over darkness, showcasing the splendor of tradition while embracing the dynamism of modernity. Happy Dancing!
