A Marvelous dance performance by troop of lovely school children on Bihu songs @ Rogali Bihu Festival at Indira Gandhi National Center of Art (24th April, 2011)

Recently I witnessed Rogali Bihu Festival at Indira Gandhi National Center of Art which was organized Assam Organization, Delhi !!! among various Bihu performances, these children presented a shining dance performance with cute expressions at each step... Check Out !!!

A Marvelous dance performance by troop of lovely school children on Bihu songs @ Rogali Bihu Festival at Indira Gandhi National Center of Art (24th April, 2011) : Posted by VJ SHARMA on www.travellingcamera.com : Recently I witnessed Rogali Bihu Festival at Indira Gandhi National Center of Art which was organized Assam Organization, Delhi !!! among various Bihu performances, these children presented a shining dance performance with cute expressions at each step... Check Out !!!Smallest girl in the troop and was leading one side of the sub-group on stage.. She was really enjoying dance with amazing expressions on her face and I assume expressions were changing as per the lyrics of the song !!! I am not sure because I could not understand Assamese...While other performances were going on the stage, these kids were roaming around the stage and it seemed that limit of their wait has crossed !!!Enthusiasm of all the kids was unmatchable and till the end they were like that only !!!If I am not missing anything, there were only two boys surrounded by all the girls !!! During the end part, a boy dressed up as old man entered and performance finished after some conversations between the lead person on the stage and the old man !!!These children look so pretty in Assamese sari's. This girl's smile reminds me of Vayjanthimala.Cute group of School children performing Bihu dance in sync @  Rongali Bihu Festival in Delhi, INDIA !!For such a sustained and consistent performance, these children would have had to go through several hours of practice. Kudos to them and their teachers for the achievement.Somehow synchronization is always a challenge with child dancers but that adds to the innocense of it all.Some steps were fairly complicated but the children were obviously enjoying themselves to the core.It was all done with the intention of having fun as well as performing for an audience.Saris were similar yet not the same. Some performers were obviously younger than the others. Yet age did not seem to make much difference to the quality of performances.Expressions were mature and could very well have been used in a drama. I don't know what the song was saying but it was easy to make out the gist from the expressions of these dancers cum actors.This seems to be a common step in this form of dance. Almost all performances included this.Highly enthusiastic and energetic performance by children. They were the life of the party.I hope these children keep performing and help in keeping the traditional dances alive. Preserving culture is very important. It is what gives each community its unique identity.


Smallest girl in the troop and was leading one side of the sub-group on stage.. She was really enjoying dance with amazing expressions on her face and I assume expressions were changing as per the lyrics of the song !!! I am not sure because I could not understand Assamese...

A Marvelous dance performance by troop of lovely school children on Bihu songs @ Rogali Bihu Festival at Indira Gandhi National Center of Art (24th April, 2011) : Posted by VJ SHARMA on www.travellingcamera.com : Recently I witnessed Rogali Bihu Festival at Indira Gandhi National Center of Art which was organized Assam Organization, Delhi !!! among various Bihu performances, these children presented a shining dance performance with cute expressions at each step... Check Out !!!Smallest girl in the troop and was leading one side of the sub-group on stage.. She was really enjoying dance with amazing expressions on her face and I assume expressions were changing as per the lyrics of the song !!! I am not sure because I could not understand Assamese...While other performances were going on the stage, these kids were roaming around the stage and it seemed that limit of their wait has crossed !!!Enthusiasm of all the kids was unmatchable and till the end they were like that only !!!If I am not missing anything, there were only two boys surrounded by all the girls !!! During the end part, a boy dressed up as old man entered and performance finished after some conversations between the lead person on the stage and the old man !!!These children look so pretty in Assamese sari's. This girl's smile reminds me of Vayjanthimala.Cute group of School children performing Bihu dance in sync @  Rongali Bihu Festival in Delhi, INDIA !!For such a sustained and consistent performance, these children would have had to go through several hours of practice. Kudos to them and their teachers for the achievement.Somehow synchronization is always a challenge with child dancers but that adds to the innocense of it all.Some steps were fairly complicated but the children were obviously enjoying themselves to the core.It was all done with the intention of having fun as well as performing for an audience.Saris were similar yet not the same. Some performers were obviously younger than the others. Yet age did not seem to make much difference to the quality of performances.Expressions were mature and could very well have been used in a drama. I don't know what the song was saying but it was easy to make out the gist from the expressions of these dancers cum actors.This seems to be a common step in this form of dance. Almost all performances included this.Highly enthusiastic and energetic performance by children. They were the life of the party.I hope these children keep performing and help in keeping the traditional dances alive. Preserving culture is very important. It is what gives each community its unique identity.


While other performances were going on the stage, these kids were roaming around the stage and it seemed that limit of their wait has crossed !!!

A Marvelous dance performance by troop of lovely school children on Bihu songs @ Rogali Bihu Festival at Indira Gandhi National Center of Art (24th April, 2011) : Posted by VJ SHARMA on www.travellingcamera.com : Recently I witnessed Rogali Bihu Festival at Indira Gandhi National Center of Art which was organized Assam Organization, Delhi !!! among various Bihu performances, these children presented a shining dance performance with cute expressions at each step... Check Out !!!Smallest girl in the troop and was leading one side of the sub-group on stage.. She was really enjoying dance with amazing expressions on her face and I assume expressions were changing as per the lyrics of the song !!! I am not sure because I could not understand Assamese...While other performances were going on the stage, these kids were roaming around the stage and it seemed that limit of their wait has crossed !!!Enthusiasm of all the kids was unmatchable and till the end they were like that only !!!If I am not missing anything, there were only two boys surrounded by all the girls !!! During the end part, a boy dressed up as old man entered and performance finished after some conversations between the lead person on the stage and the old man !!!These children look so pretty in Assamese sari's. This girl's smile reminds me of Vayjanthimala.Cute group of School children performing Bihu dance in sync @  Rongali Bihu Festival in Delhi, INDIA !!For such a sustained and consistent performance, these children would have had to go through several hours of practice. Kudos to them and their teachers for the achievement.Somehow synchronization is always a challenge with child dancers but that adds to the innocense of it all.Some steps were fairly complicated but the children were obviously enjoying themselves to the core.It was all done with the intention of having fun as well as performing for an audience.Saris were similar yet not the same. Some performers were obviously younger than the others. Yet age did not seem to make much difference to the quality of performances.Expressions were mature and could very well have been used in a drama. I don't know what the song was saying but it was easy to make out the gist from the expressions of these dancers cum actors.This seems to be a common step in this form of dance. Almost all performances included this.Highly enthusiastic and energetic performance by children. They were the life of the party.I hope these children keep performing and help in keeping the traditional dances alive. Preserving culture is very important. It is what gives each community its unique identity.


Enthusiasm of all the kids was unmatchable and till the end they were like that only !!!

A Marvelous dance performance by troop of lovely school children on Bihu songs @ Rogali Bihu Festival at Indira Gandhi National Center of Art (24th April, 2011) : Posted by VJ SHARMA on www.travellingcamera.com : Recently I witnessed Rogali Bihu Festival at Indira Gandhi National Center of Art which was organized Assam Organization, Delhi !!! among various Bihu performances, these children presented a shining dance performance with cute expressions at each step... Check Out !!!Smallest girl in the troop and was leading one side of the sub-group on stage.. She was really enjoying dance with amazing expressions on her face and I assume expressions were changing as per the lyrics of the song !!! I am not sure because I could not understand Assamese...While other performances were going on the stage, these kids were roaming around the stage and it seemed that limit of their wait has crossed !!!Enthusiasm of all the kids was unmatchable and till the end they were like that only !!!If I am not missing anything, there were only two boys surrounded by all the girls !!! During the end part, a boy dressed up as old man entered and performance finished after some conversations between the lead person on the stage and the old man !!!These children look so pretty in Assamese sari's. This girl's smile reminds me of Vayjanthimala.Cute group of School children performing Bihu dance in sync @  Rongali Bihu Festival in Delhi, INDIA !!For such a sustained and consistent performance, these children would have had to go through several hours of practice. Kudos to them and their teachers for the achievement.Somehow synchronization is always a challenge with child dancers but that adds to the innocense of it all.Some steps were fairly complicated but the children were obviously enjoying themselves to the core.It was all done with the intention of having fun as well as performing for an audience.Saris were similar yet not the same. Some performers were obviously younger than the others. Yet age did not seem to make much difference to the quality of performances.Expressions were mature and could very well have been used in a drama. I don't know what the song was saying but it was easy to make out the gist from the expressions of these dancers cum actors.This seems to be a common step in this form of dance. Almost all performances included this.Highly enthusiastic and energetic performance by children. They were the life of the party.I hope these children keep performing and help in keeping the traditional dances alive. Preserving culture is very important. It is what gives each community its unique identity.


If I am not missing anything, there were only two boys surrounded by all the girls !!! During the end part, a boy dressed up as old man entered and performance finished after some conversations between the lead person on the stage and the old man !!!

A Marvelous dance performance by troop of lovely school children on Bihu songs @ Rogali Bihu Festival at Indira Gandhi National Center of Art (24th April, 2011) : Posted by VJ SHARMA on www.travellingcamera.com : Recently I witnessed Rogali Bihu Festival at Indira Gandhi National Center of Art which was organized Assam Organization, Delhi !!! among various Bihu performances, these children presented a shining dance performance with cute expressions at each step... Check Out !!!Smallest girl in the troop and was leading one side of the sub-group on stage.. She was really enjoying dance with amazing expressions on her face and I assume expressions were changing as per the lyrics of the song !!! I am not sure because I could not understand Assamese...While other performances were going on the stage, these kids were roaming around the stage and it seemed that limit of their wait has crossed !!!Enthusiasm of all the kids was unmatchable and till the end they were like that only !!!If I am not missing anything, there were only two boys surrounded by all the girls !!! During the end part, a boy dressed up as old man entered and performance finished after some conversations between the lead person on the stage and the old man !!!These children look so pretty in Assamese sari's. This girl's smile reminds me of Vayjanthimala.Cute group of School children performing Bihu dance in sync @  Rongali Bihu Festival in Delhi, INDIA !!For such a sustained and consistent performance, these children would have had to go through several hours of practice. Kudos to them and their teachers for the achievement.Somehow synchronization is always a challenge with child dancers but that adds to the innocense of it all.Some steps were fairly complicated but the children were obviously enjoying themselves to the core.It was all done with the intention of having fun as well as performing for an audience.Saris were similar yet not the same. Some performers were obviously younger than the others. Yet age did not seem to make much difference to the quality of performances.Expressions were mature and could very well have been used in a drama. I don't know what the song was saying but it was easy to make out the gist from the expressions of these dancers cum actors.This seems to be a common step in this form of dance. Almost all performances included this.Highly enthusiastic and energetic performance by children. They were the life of the party.I hope these children keep performing and help in keeping the traditional dances alive. Preserving culture is very important. It is what gives each community its unique identity.


These children look so pretty in Assamese sari's. This girl's smile reminds me of Vayjanthimala.

A Marvelous dance performance by troop of lovely school children on Bihu songs @ Rogali Bihu Festival at Indira Gandhi National Center of Art (24th April, 2011) : Posted by VJ SHARMA on www.travellingcamera.com : Recently I witnessed Rogali Bihu Festival at Indira Gandhi National Center of Art which was organized Assam Organization, Delhi !!! among various Bihu performances, these children presented a shining dance performance with cute expressions at each step... Check Out !!!Smallest girl in the troop and was leading one side of the sub-group on stage.. She was really enjoying dance with amazing expressions on her face and I assume expressions were changing as per the lyrics of the song !!! I am not sure because I could not understand Assamese...While other performances were going on the stage, these kids were roaming around the stage and it seemed that limit of their wait has crossed !!!Enthusiasm of all the kids was unmatchable and till the end they were like that only !!!If I am not missing anything, there were only two boys surrounded by all the girls !!! During the end part, a boy dressed up as old man entered and performance finished after some conversations between the lead person on the stage and the old man !!!These children look so pretty in Assamese sari's. This girl's smile reminds me of Vayjanthimala.Cute group of School children performing Bihu dance in sync @  Rongali Bihu Festival in Delhi, INDIA !!For such a sustained and consistent performance, these children would have had to go through several hours of practice. Kudos to them and their teachers for the achievement.Somehow synchronization is always a challenge with child dancers but that adds to the innocense of it all.Some steps were fairly complicated but the children were obviously enjoying themselves to the core.It was all done with the intention of having fun as well as performing for an audience.Saris were similar yet not the same. Some performers were obviously younger than the others. Yet age did not seem to make much difference to the quality of performances.Expressions were mature and could very well have been used in a drama. I don't know what the song was saying but it was easy to make out the gist from the expressions of these dancers cum actors.This seems to be a common step in this form of dance. Almost all performances included this.Highly enthusiastic and energetic performance by children. They were the life of the party.I hope these children keep performing and help in keeping the traditional dances alive. Preserving culture is very important. It is what gives each community its unique identity.


Cute group of School children performing Bihu dance in sync @  Rongali Bihu Festival in Delhi, INDIA !!

A Marvelous dance performance by troop of lovely school children on Bihu songs @ Rogali Bihu Festival at Indira Gandhi National Center of Art (24th April, 2011) : Posted by VJ SHARMA on www.travellingcamera.com : Recently I witnessed Rogali Bihu Festival at Indira Gandhi National Center of Art which was organized Assam Organization, Delhi !!! among various Bihu performances, these children presented a shining dance performance with cute expressions at each step... Check Out !!!Smallest girl in the troop and was leading one side of the sub-group on stage.. She was really enjoying dance with amazing expressions on her face and I assume expressions were changing as per the lyrics of the song !!! I am not sure because I could not understand Assamese...While other performances were going on the stage, these kids were roaming around the stage and it seemed that limit of their wait has crossed !!!Enthusiasm of all the kids was unmatchable and till the end they were like that only !!!If I am not missing anything, there were only two boys surrounded by all the girls !!! During the end part, a boy dressed up as old man entered and performance finished after some conversations between the lead person on the stage and the old man !!!These children look so pretty in Assamese sari's. This girl's smile reminds me of Vayjanthimala.Cute group of School children performing Bihu dance in sync @  Rongali Bihu Festival in Delhi, INDIA !!For such a sustained and consistent performance, these children would have had to go through several hours of practice. Kudos to them and their teachers for the achievement.Somehow synchronization is always a challenge with child dancers but that adds to the innocense of it all.Some steps were fairly complicated but the children were obviously enjoying themselves to the core.It was all done with the intention of having fun as well as performing for an audience.Saris were similar yet not the same. Some performers were obviously younger than the others. Yet age did not seem to make much difference to the quality of performances.Expressions were mature and could very well have been used in a drama. I don't know what the song was saying but it was easy to make out the gist from the expressions of these dancers cum actors.This seems to be a common step in this form of dance. Almost all performances included this.Highly enthusiastic and energetic performance by children. They were the life of the party.I hope these children keep performing and help in keeping the traditional dances alive. Preserving culture is very important. It is what gives each community its unique identity.


For such a sustained and consistent performance, these children would have had to go through several hours of practice. Kudos to them and their teachers for the achievement.
 
A Marvelous dance performance by troop of lovely school children on Bihu songs @ Rogali Bihu Festival at Indira Gandhi National Center of Art (24th April, 2011) : Posted by VJ SHARMA on www.travellingcamera.com : Recently I witnessed Rogali Bihu Festival at Indira Gandhi National Center of Art which was organized Assam Organization, Delhi !!! among various Bihu performances, these children presented a shining dance performance with cute expressions at each step... Check Out !!!Smallest girl in the troop and was leading one side of the sub-group on stage.. She was really enjoying dance with amazing expressions on her face and I assume expressions were changing as per the lyrics of the song !!! I am not sure because I could not understand Assamese...While other performances were going on the stage, these kids were roaming around the stage and it seemed that limit of their wait has crossed !!!Enthusiasm of all the kids was unmatchable and till the end they were like that only !!!If I am not missing anything, there were only two boys surrounded by all the girls !!! During the end part, a boy dressed up as old man entered and performance finished after some conversations between the lead person on the stage and the old man !!!These children look so pretty in Assamese sari's. This girl's smile reminds me of Vayjanthimala.Cute group of School children performing Bihu dance in sync @  Rongali Bihu Festival in Delhi, INDIA !!For such a sustained and consistent performance, these children would have had to go through several hours of practice. Kudos to them and their teachers for the achievement.Somehow synchronization is always a challenge with child dancers but that adds to the innocense of it all.Some steps were fairly complicated but the children were obviously enjoying themselves to the core.It was all done with the intention of having fun as well as performing for an audience.Saris were similar yet not the same. Some performers were obviously younger than the others. Yet age did not seem to make much difference to the quality of performances.Expressions were mature and could very well have been used in a drama. I don't know what the song was saying but it was easy to make out the gist from the expressions of these dancers cum actors.This seems to be a common step in this form of dance. Almost all performances included this.Highly enthusiastic and energetic performance by children. They were the life of the party.I hope these children keep performing and help in keeping the traditional dances alive. Preserving culture is very important. It is what gives each community its unique identity.


Somehow synchronization is always a challenge with child dancers but that adds to the innocense of it all.

A Marvelous dance performance by troop of lovely school children on Bihu songs @ Rogali Bihu Festival at Indira Gandhi National Center of Art (24th April, 2011) : Posted by VJ SHARMA on www.travellingcamera.com : Recently I witnessed Rogali Bihu Festival at Indira Gandhi National Center of Art which was organized Assam Organization, Delhi !!! among various Bihu performances, these children presented a shining dance performance with cute expressions at each step... Check Out !!!Smallest girl in the troop and was leading one side of the sub-group on stage.. She was really enjoying dance with amazing expressions on her face and I assume expressions were changing as per the lyrics of the song !!! I am not sure because I could not understand Assamese...While other performances were going on the stage, these kids were roaming around the stage and it seemed that limit of their wait has crossed !!!Enthusiasm of all the kids was unmatchable and till the end they were like that only !!!If I am not missing anything, there were only two boys surrounded by all the girls !!! During the end part, a boy dressed up as old man entered and performance finished after some conversations between the lead person on the stage and the old man !!!These children look so pretty in Assamese sari's. This girl's smile reminds me of Vayjanthimala.Cute group of School children performing Bihu dance in sync @  Rongali Bihu Festival in Delhi, INDIA !!For such a sustained and consistent performance, these children would have had to go through several hours of practice. Kudos to them and their teachers for the achievement.Somehow synchronization is always a challenge with child dancers but that adds to the innocense of it all.Some steps were fairly complicated but the children were obviously enjoying themselves to the core.It was all done with the intention of having fun as well as performing for an audience.Saris were similar yet not the same. Some performers were obviously younger than the others. Yet age did not seem to make much difference to the quality of performances.Expressions were mature and could very well have been used in a drama. I don't know what the song was saying but it was easy to make out the gist from the expressions of these dancers cum actors.This seems to be a common step in this form of dance. Almost all performances included this.Highly enthusiastic and energetic performance by children. They were the life of the party.I hope these children keep performing and help in keeping the traditional dances alive. Preserving culture is very important. It is what gives each community its unique identity.


Some steps were fairly complicated but the children were obviously enjoying themselves to the core.
 
A Marvelous dance performance by troop of lovely school children on Bihu songs @ Rogali Bihu Festival at Indira Gandhi National Center of Art (24th April, 2011) : Posted by VJ SHARMA on www.travellingcamera.com : Recently I witnessed Rogali Bihu Festival at Indira Gandhi National Center of Art which was organized Assam Organization, Delhi !!! among various Bihu performances, these children presented a shining dance performance with cute expressions at each step... Check Out !!!Smallest girl in the troop and was leading one side of the sub-group on stage.. She was really enjoying dance with amazing expressions on her face and I assume expressions were changing as per the lyrics of the song !!! I am not sure because I could not understand Assamese...While other performances were going on the stage, these kids were roaming around the stage and it seemed that limit of their wait has crossed !!!Enthusiasm of all the kids was unmatchable and till the end they were like that only !!!If I am not missing anything, there were only two boys surrounded by all the girls !!! During the end part, a boy dressed up as old man entered and performance finished after some conversations between the lead person on the stage and the old man !!!These children look so pretty in Assamese sari's. This girl's smile reminds me of Vayjanthimala.Cute group of School children performing Bihu dance in sync @  Rongali Bihu Festival in Delhi, INDIA !!For such a sustained and consistent performance, these children would have had to go through several hours of practice. Kudos to them and their teachers for the achievement.Somehow synchronization is always a challenge with child dancers but that adds to the innocense of it all.Some steps were fairly complicated but the children were obviously enjoying themselves to the core.It was all done with the intention of having fun as well as performing for an audience.Saris were similar yet not the same. Some performers were obviously younger than the others. Yet age did not seem to make much difference to the quality of performances.Expressions were mature and could very well have been used in a drama. I don't know what the song was saying but it was easy to make out the gist from the expressions of these dancers cum actors.This seems to be a common step in this form of dance. Almost all performances included this.Highly enthusiastic and energetic performance by children. They were the life of the party.I hope these children keep performing and help in keeping the traditional dances alive. Preserving culture is very important. It is what gives each community its unique identity.


It was all done with the intention of having fun as well as performing for an audience.
 
A Marvelous dance performance by troop of lovely school children on Bihu songs @ Rogali Bihu Festival at Indira Gandhi National Center of Art (24th April, 2011) : Posted by VJ SHARMA on www.travellingcamera.com : Recently I witnessed Rogali Bihu Festival at Indira Gandhi National Center of Art which was organized Assam Organization, Delhi !!! among various Bihu performances, these children presented a shining dance performance with cute expressions at each step... Check Out !!!Smallest girl in the troop and was leading one side of the sub-group on stage.. She was really enjoying dance with amazing expressions on her face and I assume expressions were changing as per the lyrics of the song !!! I am not sure because I could not understand Assamese...While other performances were going on the stage, these kids were roaming around the stage and it seemed that limit of their wait has crossed !!!Enthusiasm of all the kids was unmatchable and till the end they were like that only !!!If I am not missing anything, there were only two boys surrounded by all the girls !!! During the end part, a boy dressed up as old man entered and performance finished after some conversations between the lead person on the stage and the old man !!!These children look so pretty in Assamese sari's. This girl's smile reminds me of Vayjanthimala.Cute group of School children performing Bihu dance in sync @  Rongali Bihu Festival in Delhi, INDIA !!For such a sustained and consistent performance, these children would have had to go through several hours of practice. Kudos to them and their teachers for the achievement.Somehow synchronization is always a challenge with child dancers but that adds to the innocense of it all.Some steps were fairly complicated but the children were obviously enjoying themselves to the core.It was all done with the intention of having fun as well as performing for an audience.Saris were similar yet not the same. Some performers were obviously younger than the others. Yet age did not seem to make much difference to the quality of performances.Expressions were mature and could very well have been used in a drama. I don't know what the song was saying but it was easy to make out the gist from the expressions of these dancers cum actors.This seems to be a common step in this form of dance. Almost all performances included this.Highly enthusiastic and energetic performance by children. They were the life of the party.I hope these children keep performing and help in keeping the traditional dances alive. Preserving culture is very important. It is what gives each community its unique identity.


Saris were similar yet not the same. Some performers were obviously younger than the others. Yet age did not seem to make much difference to the quality of performances.
 
A Marvelous dance performance by troop of lovely school children on Bihu songs @ Rogali Bihu Festival at Indira Gandhi National Center of Art (24th April, 2011) : Posted by VJ SHARMA on www.travellingcamera.com : Recently I witnessed Rogali Bihu Festival at Indira Gandhi National Center of Art which was organized Assam Organization, Delhi !!! among various Bihu performances, these children presented a shining dance performance with cute expressions at each step... Check Out !!!Smallest girl in the troop and was leading one side of the sub-group on stage.. She was really enjoying dance with amazing expressions on her face and I assume expressions were changing as per the lyrics of the song !!! I am not sure because I could not understand Assamese...While other performances were going on the stage, these kids were roaming around the stage and it seemed that limit of their wait has crossed !!!Enthusiasm of all the kids was unmatchable and till the end they were like that only !!!If I am not missing anything, there were only two boys surrounded by all the girls !!! During the end part, a boy dressed up as old man entered and performance finished after some conversations between the lead person on the stage and the old man !!!These children look so pretty in Assamese sari's. This girl's smile reminds me of Vayjanthimala.Cute group of School children performing Bihu dance in sync @  Rongali Bihu Festival in Delhi, INDIA !!For such a sustained and consistent performance, these children would have had to go through several hours of practice. Kudos to them and their teachers for the achievement.Somehow synchronization is always a challenge with child dancers but that adds to the innocense of it all.Some steps were fairly complicated but the children were obviously enjoying themselves to the core.It was all done with the intention of having fun as well as performing for an audience.Saris were similar yet not the same. Some performers were obviously younger than the others. Yet age did not seem to make much difference to the quality of performances.Expressions were mature and could very well have been used in a drama. I don't know what the song was saying but it was easy to make out the gist from the expressions of these dancers cum actors.This seems to be a common step in this form of dance. Almost all performances included this.Highly enthusiastic and energetic performance by children. They were the life of the party.I hope these children keep performing and help in keeping the traditional dances alive. Preserving culture is very important. It is what gives each community its unique identity.

Expressions were mature and could very well have been used in a drama. I don't know what the song was saying but it was easy to make out the gist from the expressions of these dancers cum actors.

A Marvelous dance performance by troop of lovely school children on Bihu songs @ Rogali Bihu Festival at Indira Gandhi National Center of Art (24th April, 2011) : Posted by VJ SHARMA on www.travellingcamera.com : Recently I witnessed Rogali Bihu Festival at Indira Gandhi National Center of Art which was organized Assam Organization, Delhi !!! among various Bihu performances, these children presented a shining dance performance with cute expressions at each step... Check Out !!!Smallest girl in the troop and was leading one side of the sub-group on stage.. She was really enjoying dance with amazing expressions on her face and I assume expressions were changing as per the lyrics of the song !!! I am not sure because I could not understand Assamese...While other performances were going on the stage, these kids were roaming around the stage and it seemed that limit of their wait has crossed !!!Enthusiasm of all the kids was unmatchable and till the end they were like that only !!!If I am not missing anything, there were only two boys surrounded by all the girls !!! During the end part, a boy dressed up as old man entered and performance finished after some conversations between the lead person on the stage and the old man !!!These children look so pretty in Assamese sari's. This girl's smile reminds me of Vayjanthimala.Cute group of School children performing Bihu dance in sync @  Rongali Bihu Festival in Delhi, INDIA !!For such a sustained and consistent performance, these children would have had to go through several hours of practice. Kudos to them and their teachers for the achievement.Somehow synchronization is always a challenge with child dancers but that adds to the innocense of it all.Some steps were fairly complicated but the children were obviously enjoying themselves to the core.It was all done with the intention of having fun as well as performing for an audience.Saris were similar yet not the same. Some performers were obviously younger than the others. Yet age did not seem to make much difference to the quality of performances.Expressions were mature and could very well have been used in a drama. I don't know what the song was saying but it was easy to make out the gist from the expressions of these dancers cum actors.This seems to be a common step in this form of dance. Almost all performances included this.Highly enthusiastic and energetic performance by children. They were the life of the party.I hope these children keep performing and help in keeping the traditional dances alive. Preserving culture is very important. It is what gives each community its unique identity.


This seems to be a common step in this form of dance. Almost all performances included this.

A Marvelous dance performance by troop of lovely school children on Bihu songs @ Rogali Bihu Festival at Indira Gandhi National Center of Art (24th April, 2011) : Posted by VJ SHARMA on www.travellingcamera.com : Recently I witnessed Rogali Bihu Festival at Indira Gandhi National Center of Art which was organized Assam Organization, Delhi !!! among various Bihu performances, these children presented a shining dance performance with cute expressions at each step... Check Out !!!Smallest girl in the troop and was leading one side of the sub-group on stage.. She was really enjoying dance with amazing expressions on her face and I assume expressions were changing as per the lyrics of the song !!! I am not sure because I could not understand Assamese...While other performances were going on the stage, these kids were roaming around the stage and it seemed that limit of their wait has crossed !!!Enthusiasm of all the kids was unmatchable and till the end they were like that only !!!If I am not missing anything, there were only two boys surrounded by all the girls !!! During the end part, a boy dressed up as old man entered and performance finished after some conversations between the lead person on the stage and the old man !!!These children look so pretty in Assamese sari's. This girl's smile reminds me of Vayjanthimala.Cute group of School children performing Bihu dance in sync @  Rongali Bihu Festival in Delhi, INDIA !!For such a sustained and consistent performance, these children would have had to go through several hours of practice. Kudos to them and their teachers for the achievement.Somehow synchronization is always a challenge with child dancers but that adds to the innocense of it all.Some steps were fairly complicated but the children were obviously enjoying themselves to the core.It was all done with the intention of having fun as well as performing for an audience.Saris were similar yet not the same. Some performers were obviously younger than the others. Yet age did not seem to make much difference to the quality of performances.Expressions were mature and could very well have been used in a drama. I don't know what the song was saying but it was easy to make out the gist from the expressions of these dancers cum actors.This seems to be a common step in this form of dance. Almost all performances included this.Highly enthusiastic and energetic performance by children. They were the life of the party.I hope these children keep performing and help in keeping the traditional dances alive. Preserving culture is very important. It is what gives each community its unique identity.


Highly enthusiastic and energetic performance by children. They were the life of the party.
 
A Marvelous dance performance by troop of lovely school children on Bihu songs @ Rogali Bihu Festival at Indira Gandhi National Center of Art (24th April, 2011) : Posted by VJ SHARMA on www.travellingcamera.com : Recently I witnessed Rogali Bihu Festival at Indira Gandhi National Center of Art which was organized Assam Organization, Delhi !!! among various Bihu performances, these children presented a shining dance performance with cute expressions at each step... Check Out !!!Smallest girl in the troop and was leading one side of the sub-group on stage.. She was really enjoying dance with amazing expressions on her face and I assume expressions were changing as per the lyrics of the song !!! I am not sure because I could not understand Assamese...While other performances were going on the stage, these kids were roaming around the stage and it seemed that limit of their wait has crossed !!!Enthusiasm of all the kids was unmatchable and till the end they were like that only !!!If I am not missing anything, there were only two boys surrounded by all the girls !!! During the end part, a boy dressed up as old man entered and performance finished after some conversations between the lead person on the stage and the old man !!!These children look so pretty in Assamese sari's. This girl's smile reminds me of Vayjanthimala.Cute group of School children performing Bihu dance in sync @  Rongali Bihu Festival in Delhi, INDIA !!For such a sustained and consistent performance, these children would have had to go through several hours of practice. Kudos to them and their teachers for the achievement.Somehow synchronization is always a challenge with child dancers but that adds to the innocense of it all.Some steps were fairly complicated but the children were obviously enjoying themselves to the core.It was all done with the intention of having fun as well as performing for an audience.Saris were similar yet not the same. Some performers were obviously younger than the others. Yet age did not seem to make much difference to the quality of performances.Expressions were mature and could very well have been used in a drama. I don't know what the song was saying but it was easy to make out the gist from the expressions of these dancers cum actors.This seems to be a common step in this form of dance. Almost all performances included this.Highly enthusiastic and energetic performance by children. They were the life of the party.I hope these children keep performing and help in keeping the traditional dances alive. Preserving culture is very important. It is what gives each community its unique identity.

I hope these children keep performing and help in keeping the traditional dances alive. Preserving culture is very important. It is what gives each community its unique identity.

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Semi Classical Performance on Pulok banerjee's song 'Phulore Melate' : Posted by VJ SHARMA : This year during April, Assam Association Delhi organized Rongali Bihu Festival 2011 by @ Indira Gandhi National Center of Arts, New Delhi, INDIA and here are some of the photographs from Semi-Classical performance by Bidisha during the evening...Bidisha is the performer here and she is performing a semi classical dance on Pulok banerjee's song 'Phulore Melate'This song was beautiful as the performer is !!! I have added song in the bottom of this post, so just play it and enjoy with dance steps of Bidisha ...Expressions of this dance form were awesome and not sure if credit should go to Dancer Performer of Dance form itself :) .. But in my opinion mix of both did a great job during Bihu Festival !!!Various types of Expressions made this dance more interesting...Bidisha is weraing Mekhela Sadar here !!! Mekhela Sadar was again a beautiful attire with awesome expressions of the dancers on Fantastic Music in the backgrond !!!Traditionally muga(special silk of assam) is used to make mekhela - sadar (equivalent of Saree in Assam) for girls and kurtas for boys. Till date it is considered to be the most sophisticated attire in Assam.Loved this expression ...Muga silk is one of the many natural gift to Assam. The specialty of this silk is that it has golden bright color.  A Marvelous dance performance by troop of lovely school children on Bihu songs @ Rogali Bihu Festival at Indira Gandhi National Center of Art (24th April, 2011) 

 

Semi Classical Performance on Pulok banerjee's song 'Phulore Melate' : Posted by VJ SHARMA : This year during April, Assam Association Delhi organized Rongali Bihu Festival 2011 by @ Indira Gandhi National Center of Arts, New Delhi, INDIA and here are some of the photographs from Semi-Classical performance by Bidisha during the evening...Bidisha is the performer here and she is performing a semi classical dance on Pulok banerjee's song 'Phulore Melate'This song was beautiful as the performer is !!! I have added song in the bottom of this post, so just play it and enjoy with dance steps of Bidisha ...Expressions of this dance form were awesome and not sure if credit should go to Dancer Performer of Dance form itself :) .. But in my opinion mix of both did a great job during Bihu Festival !!!Various types of Expressions made this dance more interesting...Bidisha is weraing Mekhela Sadar here !!! Mekhela Sadar was again a beautiful attire with awesome expressions of the dancers on Fantastic Music in the backgrond !!!Traditionally muga(special silk of assam) is used to make mekhela - sadar (equivalent of Saree in Assam) for girls and kurtas for boys. Till date it is considered to be the most sophisticated attire in Assam.Loved this expression ...Muga silk is one of the many natural gift to Assam. The specialty of this silk is that it has golden bright color.

 

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Comments

Nandan Jha said…
You should find a way to get these photos to newspapers / magazines.
ilakshee said…
Lovely work! you managed to capture the innocence and the excitement in them!!!
Thanks All !

@ Nandan - I am trying but would need your guidance!

@ Ilakshi - Do let me know which ones you need in high-res. btw, who is your Daughter here?
ilakshee said…
My daughters are in the 1st, 8th,10th,11th and 15th. My younger one is in the last albeit a part of her but never mind , its much better than what I got!! BTW your blog is very interesting. Keep It Up!!

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