Feel the thunder of the dhol, the whirl of colourful chunnis, and the electric energy of Bhangra and Giddha. Book Punjab’s most authentic folk troupes for weddings, sangeets, corporate nights and cultural celebrations across India.
The folk dance of Punjab is pure, unfiltered joy — a celebration of harvest, harvest festivals, brotherhood, love and the fertile chaanjhar soil of the five rivers. From the powerful leaps of Bhangra to the witty bolis of Giddha, every step carries a story of Punjabi resilience and warmth.
Our troupes gather trained artists from Amritsar, Ludhiana, Patiala and Jalandhar — dressed in vibrant kurta-lungis, embroidered phulkari dupattas, and turbans in every colour. With a live dhol player and the rhythmic call of oye hoye, we transform any stage into a Punjab da mela.
Every form has its own beat, region and story. Pick the one that fits your celebration — or bundle them all for maximum josh.
The pulse of Punjab. Men in kurta-lungis and phumans leap, kick and thunder to the dhol during Baisakhi. High energy, high impact — the ultimate crowd-lifter.
Book Bhangra →Women in bright salwar-kameez and phulkari dupattas dance in a circle, taking turns to recite witty bolis. Perfect for sangeets and ladies’ sangeet nights.
Book Giddha →Slower, more graceful than Bhangra — a gentle swaying dance to the emli of the dhol, tracing lazy circles around the drummer. Elegant and hypnotic.
Book Jhummar →Legendary tribal women’s dance about a princess called Sammi — swaying arm gestures in bright kurta-suthans. Poetic and story-rich.
Book Sammi →Danced to celebrate victories — a swaying head-and-shoulder movement, one hand raised, one behind the back. Elegant, celebratory, made for triumphs.
Book Luddi →An all-male comedic Giddha — elder men trade cheeky bolis dressed in flashy costumes with big moustaches. Guaranteed to leave your guests in splits.
Book Malwai Giddha →A trance-like Sufi-influenced spinning dance performed at shrines and festivals. Deeply spiritual, visually mesmerising — best under evening lights.
Book Dhamaal →Playful pair-dance — two girls hold hands crosswise and spin in fast circles, singing folk rhymes. Nostalgic, joyful — a favourite of guests of all ages.
Book Kikli →Our master dhol players from Ludhiana and Amritsar bring 20+ years of stage experience. From baraat receptions and bride-groom entries to sangeet and cocktail encores — the dhol is the soul of every Punjabi celebration.
Book a solo dholi, a dhol-tasha jodi, or a full 4-piece percussion ensemble with Bhangra dancers alongside.
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Themed guest evenings
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Pick a package to start — every show is fully customised to your date, venue and theme.
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The Bhangra troupe made my brother’s baraat unforgettable! The dhol vibrated the entire street — every guest joined the dance. Absolute paisa vasool.
We booked a Bhangra + Giddha combo for our corporate cultural night — the energy was electric and the choreography spot-on. Team was punctual and hyper-professional.
Flew a troupe to Bali for our destination wedding sangeet. Costumes, energy, and the live dholi were world-class. Guests are still talking about it!
Bhangra is the most famous folk dance of Punjab — traditionally a men’s harvest dance performed to the dhol during Baisakhi. Giddha is its equally beloved female counterpart.
Punjab has more than 10 traditional folk dance forms. The most performed today are Bhangra, Giddha, Jhummar, Sammi, Luddi, Malwai Giddha, Dhamaal and Kikli.
A solo dholi starts at ₹15,000. A 6-dancer Bhangra troupe with dhol starts at ₹35,000. Bhangra + Giddha combos and Grand Punjab shows are priced from ₹65,000 upwards.
Yes. You can book master dhol players individually for baraat entries, product reveals or short act openings, without a full dance troupe.
Yes — our artists have valid passports and travel regularly to the UK, USA, Canada, Dubai, Singapore and Bali for destination weddings and NRI events.
Bhangra is a high-energy male dance form built on athletic leaps and the dhol; Giddha is a female circle dance featuring witty bolis, hand-clapping and graceful movements — often without a dhol.
For wedding season (Oct–Feb), book at least 15–30 days ahead. Off-season and mid-week corporate bookings are often confirmed within 24–48 hours.