Just read in a book that ‘daandiya’ famous dance of Gujarat is actually of Rajhistan origin. In Rajhistan, this was performed using swords. When sword hit other sword, it produced a rhythm. Gujarati community as a whole is considered peaceful (through they produced many famous Dons of subcontinent, before producing people like Mr Jinnah and Mahatma Gandhi), so they replaced swords with daandiya (sticks). But sticks were failed to produce the kind of rhythm that two swords could produced, so Gujarati community started attaching small bells (silver color) with sticks to produce rhythm.
Lets talk about different dances performed in different parts of sub-continent and share interesting facts / history behind such dances.
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@jasos
Khattak Dance per koi views?
jasos
September 2, 2014, 6:19am
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jasos
September 2, 2014, 6:20am
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Re: From Daandiya to Ho-Jamalo
Just read in a book that ‘daandiya’ famous dance of Gujarat is actually of Rajhistan origin. In Rajhistan, this was performed using swords. When sword hit other sword, it produced a rhythm. Gujarati community as a whole is considered peaceful (through they produced many famous Dons of subcontinent, before producing people like Mr Jinnah and Mahatma Gandhi), so they replaced swords with daandiya (sticks). But sticks were failed to produce the kind of rhythm that two swords could produced, so Gujarati community started attaching small bells (silver color) with sticks to produce rhythm.
Lets talk about different dances performed in different parts of sub-continent and share interesting facts / history behind such dances.
i love dandya aor khas toor per shadi biyaah mein
#burqa_dandyya ](http://www.paklinks.com/gs/usertag.php?do=list&action=hash&hash=burqa_dandyya )
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nafrat se pehle jab muhabbat thi, tab ki kahani sunao
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bahar ke log? you mean Europeans?
BTW, dandiya is performed by Gujarati community. How come you attended daandiya? Are you a Gujarati or any links with Gujjus?
jasos
September 2, 2014, 6:24am
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muqawwee123:
bahar ke log? you mean Europeans?
BTW, dandiya is performed by Gujarati community. How come you attended daandiya? Are you a Gujarati or any links with Gujjus?
No Bihari Soba Bahar kay liye jo aaj kal India mein hey aor bangal mein bhi yeh loog rahtay thay
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okay so Biharis also got a dance like Daandiya involving use of laathi / danda
jasos
September 2, 2014, 6:30am
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muqawwee123:
bahar ke log? you mean Europeans?
BTW, dandiya is performed by Gujarati community. How come you attended daandiya? Are you a Gujarati or any links with Gujjus?
Yah Rajhistan ka tradational dance hey
kafi videos parhi hoi hey functions key especially mahandi par
jasos
September 2, 2014, 6:31am
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haan jee aor woh talwar key tarah ghuma ghuma kar aik dosrey ko taqreeban marnay kay darpay ho jatay thay
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I think kisi Indian movie main aisa dance dekha hai maine
jasos
September 2, 2014, 6:53am
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Luddi. Usually performed by the males in the folk culture, the Luddi dance is performed as a celebratory dance that celebrates victory of any Punjabi in any field.
Punjabi folk dance LUDDI | Tune.pk
mahool
September 2, 2014, 3:37pm
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Just read in a book that ‘daandiya’ famous dance of Gujarat is actually of Rajhistan origin. In Rajhistan, this was performed using swords. When sword hit other sword, it produced a rhythm. Gujarati community as a whole is considered peaceful (through they produced many famous Dons of subcontinent, before producing people like Mr Jinnah and Mahatma Gandhi), so they replaced swords with daandiya (sticks). But sticks were failed to produce the kind of rhythm that two swords could produced, so Gujarati community started attaching small bells (silver color) with sticks to produce rhythm.
Lets talk about different dances performed in different parts of sub-continent and share interesting facts / history behind such dances.
Dawood Ibrahim…
mahool
September 2, 2014, 3:42pm
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Bhangra Dance
@Jolie @Monk **@kkf
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Dawood Ibrahim…
Dawood Ibrahim, Chhota Shakil, Haji Mastaan, Yusuf Patel, Yusuf Bachkana, Latif Dongri aur last but not the least PIB colony wala Farooq Sattar
mahool
September 2, 2014, 3:47pm
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Dhamal… In front of Sofis mazar… or urs mela…
mahool
September 2, 2014, 3:49pm
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Kashmiri Dance
mahool
September 2, 2014, 3:49pm
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Balcohi Dance@Mir_Baloch
Monk
September 2, 2014, 3:53pm
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I am just happy the we are in country where no one insist that you must dance.
ps: I like balochi dance very much, looks ike ocean waves.
