Interview on Shivambu for Children

 Interviewed by: Aditi Wagh

Featuring Dipika Chordia Kothari, Meera and Kabir Kothari

Can't stop the feeling

 

Another superb dance performance on the occasion of Spectrum college day function. This year I partnered with Sanyukta Tathe, Shraddha Trivedi and Shrushti Malap. The dance was choreographed by Sanyukta and myself and involved steps for tap dance, hip hop, jazz, zumba, shuffle dance, line dance, salsa and ball room dance. I'm sure you will like this one.

Chicken kook-doo-koo

 

The original song is based on some different theme.

This is a story of two poor sisters who are really very hungry. One day, they come to know about the newly opened Dhaba nearby. The younger one wants to go in because of the unbearable hunger but the elder one refuses as they cannot afford it. After a lot of arguments, finally they enter the dhaba. Beautifully decorated, the place was filled with aroma of dishes being served to the patrons. Seeing this for the first time, the sisters become excited and start creating a hullabaloo. The elder one finally robs a chicken dish nearby for her younger sister and then both of them are chased and thrown away out of the dhaba by the manager

Ghanan Ghanan - Dance Performance