Step into the whirl of Garba, the clatter of Dandiya Raas, and the vibrant heartbeat of Gujarat. Book authentic troupes in mirror-work chaniya cholis and jewelled kediyus for Navratri nights, weddings, corporate events and cultural evenings across India.
The folk dance of Gujarat is a celebration of devotion, harvest and community — a spinning kaleidoscope of mirror-work chaniya cholis, embroidered kediyus, jingling anklets and rainbow dupattas. From the divine circles of Garba around the garbo (earthen lamp) to the fast-paced clatter of Dandiya Raas, every dance tells a story of Devi worship, love and Gujarati zest for life.
Our curated troupes bring together trained dancers and live musicians from Ahmedabad, Vadodara, Surat and Kutch — many trained in classical Garba and Raas academies. From traditional tali garba to modern Bollywood-fused choreographies, we tailor every act to your event.
From devotional circles to tribal foot-stomps — Gujarat’s folk repertoire has a dance for every mood and moment.
The soul of Navratri — women circle around a lit garbo with clapping, twirls and devotional songs to Goddess Amba. Elegant, spiritual and endlessly photogenic.
Book Garba →Men and women in colourful kediyus and lehengas strike decorated wooden sticks in rhythmic partner formations. High-energy and made for crowds.
Book Dandiya Raas →Originally performed by female labourers pounding lime floors — long sticks strike the ground in rhythmic patterns. Powerful, hypnotic and unforgettable on stage.
Book Tippani →Gravity-defying balancing act — dancers spin with 7 to 11 brass pots on their heads, often atop a thali rim or bottle. Pure showstopper magic.
Book Bhavai →Fishermen dance of the Padhar community — swaying like ocean waves, complete with oars and boat-shaped props. Rare, coastal and mesmerising.
Book Padhar →The African-Gujarati Siddi community’s vibrant tribal dance — coconut shells, feathered headgear and thunderous drums. Deeply energetic and rare.
Book Siddi Dhamal →Bharwad shepherd community’s spirited pair dance — men and women clap palms with rhythmic force, mimicking the horns of rams. Raw, rustic, joyful.
Book Hudo →The devotional dance of Radha, Krishna and the gopis — graceful storytelling with murali (flute), ghungroos and flowing costumes. Perfect for temple-themed evenings.
Book Rasa Lila →Navratri is Gujarat’s biggest festival — nine electric nights of Garba and Dandiya Raas dedicated to Goddess Durga. Whether you’re hosting a housing society night, corporate Navratri, or a themed cultural evening — we bring the full Gujarat experience to your venue.
Book a live Garba anchor, a full dance troupe, a Garba workshop for your guests, or an end-to-end Navratri production with décor, lights and DJ. Every night, a different Goddess — every night, a different colour.
Full 9-day Garba productions
Gujarati themed sangeets
Cultural nights with workshops
Community Garba nights
Themed guest evenings
Passport-ready artists
Authentic on-camera talent
Melas, expos, embassy events
Choose a base package — every element (dancers, live music, workshops, costumes) is fully customisable to your event.
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The Garba troupe made our society Navratri unforgettable. Live dhol, stunning chaniya cholis and the workshop got even our grandparents on the floor!
Booked a Bhavai + Dandiya combo for our corporate Navratri — the pot balancing left everyone stunned and the Dandiya had the crowd dancing till midnight.
Flew a Gujarati folk team to London for our destination wedding sangeet — energy, costumes and dholi were world-class. Guests still rave about it.
Garba is Gujarat’s most famous folk dance, performed during Navratri around a lit earthen lamp (garbo) in devotion to Goddess Amba. Dandiya Raas is its equally beloved partner-dance counterpart.
Gujarat has over 15 traditional folk dances. The most performed today are Garba, Dandiya Raas, Tippani, Bhavai, Padhar, Siddi Dhamal, Hudo and Rasa Lila.
Garba is a devotional circle dance performed around a lamp, primarily with clapping and hand gestures. Dandiya Raas is a partner dance using decorated sticks (dandiyas) that clash rhythmically to the beat.
A Garba duo starts at ₹25,000. A full Navratri troupe of 6 dancers with live musicians starts at ₹55,000. Grand productions and 9-night Navratri packages are quoted based on scale.
Yes — our anchors and lead dancers can teach basic Garba and Dandiya steps to your guests in 20–30 minutes, ensuring everyone joins the dance floor.
Absolutely. Our Gujarati folk artists have valid passports and regularly perform in the USA, UK, Canada, Dubai, Singapore, Australia and East Africa.
Navratri is peak season — we recommend booking 45–60 days in advance. For weddings and off-season events, 15–20 days is usually sufficient.