Best Salsa Schools In Delhi Near Me

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Tarun and Inder are not only very graceful dancers , they are both extremely patient teachers. We have thoroughly enjoyed learning with them and wish them all the very best in all their endeavours. Good luck to you guys.. you deserve the best

Inder sir and Tarun sir give a lot of personal attention and ensure a great learning experience. They make a very fun and friendly environment for learning. Highly recommend to join

Tarun and Inder are great, their choreography is instinctive, energy is contagious, they are both punctual and prompt. Had a great time practicing and learning with them. Will recommend them highly for personal and group (small and large).

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Bollywood Dance is the most famous dance form in India & many countries, Bollywood Dance is usually called a filmy dance that we can easily see in Bollywood Hindi Movies. In the beginning of Indian Cinema, all the dance choreographies were based on Indian Classical Dances or Indian folk Dances. Most popular CLassical Dance forms were Kathak, Bharatanatyam, Odissi etc & the folk dances were Bhangra, Rajasthani Folk, Garba, Dandiya, Bihu etc. Most of the choreographers were professionally trained in their respective dance forms.



Many heroines came out with their own styles, based on Classical Dance with the classical outfits and jewellery, few well known classical dancers of that era are –









At that time when Indian Classical, Semi Classical & Folk Dance were dominating Indian Cinema. The male actors like Raj Kapoor, Sunil Dutt were not much expected from the audience to dance in the movies. The bollywood was filled with female dancers only. At that era Bhagwan Dada (1951) was the one who came into limelight with his own unique style of dancing with latka, jhatka & soft hand movements. Bhagwan Dada style of dancing became so popular & Amitabh bachchan still follow his moves.



In the late 50’s & 60’s group dances began to evolve in Bollywood films & choreographers started managing larger groups of dancers, with influences from folk dances.


At same era many western dance styles like rock and roll, Western Pop, Twist etc. came into Bollywood Cinema with the no. of catchy songs.


Shammi Kapoor entered the bollywood industry in 1953, he adopted twist & rock roll dance forms but he put his own madness & craziness that was inspired by Hollywood’s Elvis Presley, The King of Rock and Roll, in those dance forms which came out as his own unique dance style. The audience got mesmerised by Shammi Style Dancing. The Shammi Style Dancing was later followed by many actors like Jeetendra, Rishi Kapoor, Mithun Chakraborty, Govinda & so forth.


1958 was the year when ‘Queen of the Nautch girls’ Helen spiced up the entire Indian audience with her sensual dance moves. Helen’s dance was a unique blend of Belly, Twist, Rock n Roll. In 70’s she became a cabaret icon in Bollywood Industry. Her most famous dancing songs are….Mera naam chin chin chu, Piya tu ab to aaja, Mabooba so forth.



Mithun Chakraborty stepped into bollywood in 1976, but with the release of his super hit movie Disco Dancer (1982), Mithun gave an absolutely fresh dance form ‘Disco’ to the Indian Cinema lovers & the audience was mesmerized by Mithun Chakraborty’s performance on the song ‘I am a Disco Dancer’.

Many good bollywood actors also came into limelight at that era because of their dancing skills like Hema Malini (Meri payaliya tere geet), Rekha (In aankhon ki masti mein), Sridevi (Chandni, Lamhe etc.) Minaxi Sheshadri (Damini), Jayaprada (Dafali wale), Mumtaz (Bindiya Chamkegi) etc. These all heroins were well trained in Indian Classical Dance forms like Kathak, Bharatnatyam, Odissi etc.

Rekha given a classic touch to Mujra Dancing, though many heroins did Mujra Dance in Bollywood movies but Rekha’s adayein were so killing that she became the icon dancer in Bollywood Mujra.

With the touch of western style dance forms, Bollywood Heroes and Heroines started developing their own styles of Dance and Expressions which led to introduction of FREESTYLE DANCING like Govinda developed with his own style and signature steps.