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- By Shailvee Tiwari
- Wed, 08 Jan 2025 11:02 AM (IST)
- Source:JND
Viral Dance Video: Witnessing the seamless blend of Indian tradition and modernity is truly mesmerising. It reflects how we honour our cultural roots while staying in sync with current trends. One such video has once again captured the internet's attention. The clip showcases a group of six girls performing Bharatanatyam to BLACKPINK Rose's hit track 'Apt,' and netizens can't stop raving about it.
The video, shared by choreographer Mohana on Instagram, features six talented dancers combining the elegance of Bharatanatyam with the vibrancy of contemporary freestyle choreography. This captivating fusion is a visual delight, with each dancer adding her unique flair to the performance, making the viral song even more enchanting.
The viral dance video shared just a few days ago, has already become a sensation online. So far, it has garnered more than five million views. It wouldn't be wrong to say that the hit track has inspired countless trends, but this particular performance stands out as one of the most creative renditions yet.
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After being shared online, the video received a wide range of reactions from netizens. Many hailed the performance as the "winner of the trend," while others applauded its creativity and originality.
Viewers took to the comment section to express their admiration and share their thoughts. "This was an absolute apt. Unseen choreography so far from POV and again it's an apt performance," a user wrote. "Winner of this trend," added a second user. "The best dance for this song," a third user commented. "So beautiful. The Indian dance using a Western song is cool," added a fourth user.
"This is the best version I have seen until now," a fifth user added. "very good coordination, Indian dance movement are the most suitable for that song and very unique," added a sixth user. "Indian version can beat the whole world," a seventh user added. "Love the precision of the hands in Indian dance," added another user.