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It's time to twirl
Updated On: 17 September, 2019 08:49 AM IST | Mumbai | Suman Mahfuz Quazi
In the lead up to Navratri, popular garba and dandiya dancers offering short-term workshops tell us what's new in this colourful world

Viren Lakum (centre) and dancers from SNDA at a performance
Keeping the tradition alive
Jigar Soni
Jigar Soni is an illustrious garba dancer with a 22-year long career. Having performed for the Ambani-Piramal wedding last year, and collaborated with the likes of Falguni Pathak, Soni, who also often performs abroad, is one of the most well-known garba dancers and teachers in the circuit. In the lead up to Navratri, his school is offering a bunch of courses and sessions for enthusiasts. Speaking about some of the newer trends in the dance form, he tells us, “Hip-hop garba and Bollywood garba are becoming famous among youngsters, but we specialise in the traditional form as we are not keen on compromising on culture.”
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