Where Bollywood meets folk — a joyful fusion blending the energy of Indian cinema dance with the vibrancy of regional folk traditions. High energy, full heart.

The spirited circular dance of Gujarat, traditionally performed during Navratri. Rhythmic footwork, graceful arm patterns, and the profound joy of dancing together in a circle.

Tamil street dance — high energy, rhythmic, rooted in Tamil cinema and celebration culture. Fast footwork, expressive hand gestures, and unstoppable groove.

A semi-classical dance rooted in martial arts and tribal traditions from Odisha. Powerful leaps, warrior postures, and deeply expressive storytelling — movement as mythology.

The folk dance of Punjabi women — lively, expressive, full of wit. Participants perform boliyan (folk verses) and clap in rhythmic patterns, celebrating everyday life with collective joy.

The ancient art of expressive storytelling — communicating emotion through facial expression, gesture, and the whole body. Learn to inhabit a character and move an audience.

A fusion workshop blending Indian folk aesthetics with the fluid isolations of bellydance — where two ancient traditions meet to create something entirely new.

A genre-defying workshop exploring where Indian and African dance traditions collide — rhythm, groove, and movement that crosses continents.

Lavani is a powerful folk form from Maharashtra — strong rhythms, dramatic expression, and the kind of energy that fills a room without warning. Bold, proud, and utterly captivating.

Cheraw is the bamboo dance of Mizoram, northeast India — a striking and playful tradition where dancers weave between moving bamboo poles. Precision, rhythm, and pure joy.