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Dandiya Raas

The colorful Dandiya Raas, a form of dance has its root from the time of Lord Krishna when he played Raas on the banks of River Yamuna, on a moonlight night with his favorite Gopis.
Men and women performing Dandiya wear colorful attire and dance as a pair in a concentric circle one move clockwise while the other in an anti-clockwise fashion. The two designed bamboo stick that they carry in their hand are referred as dandiya. Besides the movement, the creative use of dandiya is the most significant part of dancing.
The song sung in accompaniment to the dance has a distinct touch of sensuality as a pair moves and hits stick with each other, the eye contact is also another factor to pass messages in a discreet fashion. As the tradition says, romance blooms during the time of Navratri and it is on that time the Dandiya event takes place, which is quite popular among the younger generation.


 

Garba Garba is another form of traditional dances performed mainly by women. The performance is made with in order to mark respect to Goddess Ambaji. The idea of the dance is to sing and clap rhythmically while circling around the goddess. However there have been some changes that took places with this form, as men can now join the dancing. Women look gracious as they wear decorative and colorful cholis, ghaghras and bandhani dupattas along with various jewelries. On the other hand, a man wears kehediyu, chudidar and turba