MUMBAI
The top 17 participants from Mumbai and Thane performed authentic folk such as Bharud, Lavani, Dholki, Jugalbandi, Ghumar, Dandpatta
Focusing on the legacy of folk art and Indian folk culture, Vaarsa’s grand finale witnessed various folk forms of India which are still unknown to many. The top 17 participants from Mumbai and Thane performed authentic folk such as Bharud, Lavani, Dholki, Jugalbandi, Ghumar, Dandpatta.
Speaking at the occasion actor Milind Phatak, chief guest said, “I could witness a part of our rich Indian culture in the form of this competition. I appreciate all the participants for their talent and efforts taken to present our culture.”
The first three winners of the competition were authentic Kashmiri dance, lavani song (with pure dholki beats) and Dangriya dance.