“We sometimes like to be playful about bringing in events where you’re actually moving your body,” said Heidi Zeller, senior manager of cultural programming for Metro. “And so we thought Bollywood ...

Get colorful. INDUS, the India US Friendship Organization, will host a Holi celebration 1 to 5 p.m., Sunday, April, 9, at Columbia Hall at the Oregon State Fairgrounds, 2330 17th St. NE. Holi is an ...

Editor’s note: This episode was filmed under strict guidelines due to the coronavirus pandemic. Safety parameters were followed to protect the health of the dancers and video production team. If ...

In Bollywood films, people break into song and dance just about anywhere, anytime. Tonight, you can experience that vitality and spontaneity at Metro Art's Bollywood Express event, an Indian music and ...

Partly inspired by the success of Jorge Drexler’s song from “The Motorcycle Diaries,” three songs by Indian composer A.R. Rahman have been submitted to the Academy for consideration, including the ...

Editor's note: This is the second part of a column on Bollywood dance that began June 27. Dance sequences are integral aspects of Indian cinema that allow filmmakers to expand their creative canvas ...

Garba night is full of fun, bright colours, and happy music that makes everyone want to dance. As one of the most auspicious festivals, Navratri is about to begin, and with it, the excitement of Garba ...

Urbana Naach, a South Asian-inspired dance team at Urbana High School, hosted a Bollywood dance workshop on Sunday, teaching a handful of young dancers a simple routine and a brief history of the ...

There's no question that one of the best aspects of Justin Bieber's "Sorry" is the music video, featuring the New Zealand-based ReQuest Dance Crew. But we have to say — this Bollywood version, ...

(Also Read: Nargis Fakhri's mother reacts as other daughter Aliya is accused of brutal murder in US, calls her a ‘caring person’) After Torbaaz in 2020, Nargis took a break from Bollywood before ...

Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by Manpreet Toor, who has found success on YouTube and TikTok, reflects a new wave of Indian diaspora dance. By Marina Bolotnikova Growing up in ...