હાં રે લેજો તાળી કે ગરબો આયો રે...

Young Indian girls from the Shatriya or Rajput communities pose prior to the start of the 'Talwar No Garbo' or 'Traditional Dance with Swords' organised by the Vasna Paldi Rajput Samaj on the third day of the 'Nine Nights of Navratri' festival in Ahmedaba

Source: SAM PANTHAKY/AFP/Getty Images

Dr. Uma Anantani, recipient of many prestigious awards in the field of Indian classical and folk dances, shares her expertise on different forms of Garba. From her various talks with SBS Gujarati on this subject, this first conversation is on Garba as our cultural heritage.



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