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Groom's Gang Dance Choreography: Dashing & Dhamakedar

byAnjali Damani ChoreographyOnline lessons and travels across India for destination weddingsStarts from18,000 per songView full gallery

The groom's entry is legendary, but the groom's squad dance? That’s where the energy hits a different level. Let’s get the guys ready to own the stage with some serious swag.

The boys turned the whole vibe around with this performance at a Dubai wedding. I love choreographing for the groom's squad to bring that 'Desi Boys' energy.

This 'shimmi' was so sexy the crowd couldn't stop screaming for more. The boys' squad completely took over the stage with their energy.

What an energetic performance. This groom brought South Indian flair to his Sangeet, and the energy was absolutely infectious.

This is what happens when the boys take over. A fun and creative performance using 'dupattas' as props, which got a huge cheer from the audience.

The men of the family set the stage on fire. I love it when all generations come together for a powerful performance for the groom.

We told them to just have fun, and they got it right. A relaxed and cool performance by the groom's friends at a beautiful palace wedding.

A powerful and energetic 'Malhari' performance by the groom and his brother. The sync and power in this act were just incredible.

Bringing the magic of Hrithik Roshan to the Sangeet stage. This all-boys performance was a huge hit and so much fun to choreograph.

Nailing the Quickstyle choreography. The groom and his friends brought so much swag to their 'Chura Ke Dil Mera' performance.

When the groom wants a truck as a prop, we make it happen. This 'Gaddar' themed performance was an epic and creative idea that the groom executed perfectly.

About Groom's Gang: Dashing & Dhamakedar

I know, getting the boys to practice can be a mission. But trust me, we keep the steps simple, focus on the attitude, and use props like dupattas or even sunglasses to make the whole act effortless. You don’t need to be a pro to own the stage; you just need to commit to the vibe and bring your A-game.

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