I would like to make a suggestion please. I would have liked to see the combined movements end with music and the steps to have an overall feel for the dance. Thank you very much. Loved it.
Great, clear instruction style! Two challenges: You need to repeat the step sequence after putting it together, twice. Demonstrate the entire sequence with music at the end, then repeat twice so students can get the feeling of it into the brain-body connection. Adding these elements would make it truly excellent! Your approach (break it down to the basic steps) to teach fundamental moves it what master teachers do. It then allows building style and choreography on top. I’ve been a student and performer of dance (many styles) for over 40 years. I don’t give compliments easily, nor take the time to comment, I just thought you have exceptional style and capacity as a teacher. 😊
I love this! my husband is Indo-Fijian so we go to a lot of weddings. I'm usually the only woman there who is not of Indian descent so it will be awesome to join in like a natural. yay! shukriya!!
Hey and thx so much for this tutorial! It was so easy. I wanted to learn an indian dance since nursery and now I can really dance like you! :) I love all your videos thx again:))
i like the fact yu broke that down esp for ppl waiting for more steps. n btw you sound like a new yorker wouldnt of thought you were indian for a sec if just heard you on tape.. ty
i am going to apply these steps to my student as she join fashion event wearing saree on saturday, gonna add some bhangra moves,,. its useful for me thank you for the video :D
what is the name of song/artist of the music that's on between all the dance steps you taught in this video? Would have been helpful if you put all the dance steps together at the end with the music
I am Ghanaian and I like indian culture and I have been watching a lot of indian movies that I know how to dance like them and I am going to dance like an Indian on my mom's birthday
Oh my gosh, i dance almost everything even Samba but this i can't, the hands thing is my confusion and looks so easyyyy but i guess i need a lot of practice.
My brother is marrying an Indian girl (from Gujarat) in a couple of months and I am desperate to learn some (male) Indian dance moves. The wedding is gonna be three days, basically, and I don't think my white-boy cwalk or rave skillz are gonna cut in. Can anybody recommend a good how-to guide for men that want to learn Indian dance moves?
Hey, ur video is really really fab.!!! U hv decent steps in it too..!! I tried browsing for some basic moves but all i got was some kind of a shit. Thankx a lot..!!! :)
