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Traditional Indian Folk & Festive Choreography

byRia ChatterjeeTakes projects across India; Studio in Goregaon West, MumbaiStarts from30,000 Per Song RoutineView full gallery

From the high-energy twirls of Garba to the devotional grace of Pujo, I love bringing classic Indian rhythms to life. Let’s make your event feel like a total celebration!

The pure joy of Garba. A candid shot capturing the twirl of my multi-colored lehenga, a key element of Navratri performances. The vibrant colors and flowing fabric add to the visual spectacle of the dance.

A performance for Durga Puja, celebrating the arrival of the Goddess. This piece blends traditional Bengali dance elements with expressive storytelling, set against a rustic backdrop in my studio.

A full-length portrait from my "Gori Radha" Navratri series. The traditional Gujarati attire, intricate jewelry, and rustic set design all come together to create an authentic and devotional atmosphere for this Garba piece.

A high-energy Navratri performance celebrating the festival of dance. This reel showcases dynamic Garba choreography with colorful umbrellas and traditional props to create a festive vibe.

A graceful Garba performance to the song "Julmi Saawariya". This piece focuses on the fluid movements and expressive storytelling that are central to traditional folk dance.

A devotional shot from my "Shubho Mahalaya" series, capturing a moment of prayer with a diya. This highlights the spiritual and traditional aspects of my choreography for festive occasions like Durga Puja.

A back shot showcasing the beautiful design of the choli and the traditional hairstyle for my Navratri performance. Attention to detail in costumes is key to creating an authentic look for folk dances.

Another joyful twirl from my Navratri photoshoot. The motion of the ghagra (skirt) is an integral part of Garba choreography, and we use it to create beautiful, flowing visuals.

A seated pose from my "Halo re Halo" Navratri series. The intricate, multi-panelled ghagra is on full display, showcasing the beauty of traditional Indian textile art in our dance productions.

Using props like a matka (earthen pot) to enhance storytelling in a folk dance piece. This pose is from my "Gori Radha" series, evoking a classic image from Indian folklore.

About Indian Folk & Festive Choreography

I don't just teach steps. In my Goregaon studio, I’ve created a full setup with traditional backdrops, earthen pots, and drapes specifically for these shoots. It helps me focus on the tiny details—like how your ghagra twirls or the rhythm of your dhunuchi dance—that make the final performance look authentic and professional.

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