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News18
6 days ago
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- News18
Little Girl Dancing To The Beats Of Rajasthani Dhol Is Internet's New Favourite
Last Updated: Shared on Instagram, the video captured the girl's undeniable talent as she perfectly executed the traditional Rajasthani Dhol Thali dance steps. A video capturing a heartwarming blend of tradition and innocence in a graceful manner is melting hearts online. It shows a little girl from Indore, draped in a saree and her face covered with an elegant dupatta, dancing her heart out to the lively beats of Rajasthani dhol music. Bringing cultural charm with her every step, she stole not just the show but many hearts on the Internet. Shared on Instagram, the video captured the girl's undeniable talent as she perfectly executed the traditional Rajasthani Dhol Thali dance steps for an enchanting performance. The caption of the post read, 'Dance." View this post on Instagram A post shared by 💫shree💫 (@shreejita_1199) Since being shared online, the clip has earned applause for the little girl's precise hand movements and adorable expressions. Seemingly impressed, a user wrote, 'The way she took the ghunghat." An individual admitted that she got nostalgic after watching the little girl's performance and wrote, 'This is giving me such a nostalgic vibe. love it." Another joined in to add, 'She seems too small for a ghoomar but did it so well… also carrying the ghunghat wonderfully." 'Cute baby amma. Amma ka dance was very mesmerizing," wrote a person. This was not the first time a kid impressed the Internet with their infectious talent. Earlier, another little girl from Nepal grabbed eyeballs with her confidence and amazing dance skills. In a video featuring a group of young girls dancing to the tune of the song Bujhina Maile from the new Nepali film Boksi Ko Ghar, she truly stood out for her captivating presence. While performing the steps with perfection, she is also seen lip-syncing the song. Her expressions – too good to miss. The internet was smitten by the cuteness and impressive talent of the girl as she nailed some terrific moves. tags : dance Rajasthan viral news Location : Delhi, India, India First Published: June 02, 2025, 17:50 IST News viral Little Girl Dancing To The Beats Of Rajasthani Dhol Is Internet's New Favourite
India Today
31-05-2025
- Entertainment
- India Today
Little girl from Indore dances to Rajasthani dhol beats. Viral video delights Internet
A little girl from Indore, dressed in a makeshift saree, has become the internet's favourite after a video of her dancing to Rajasthani dhol beats delighted viewers with its effortless video, originally shared on Instagram by Shree, shows the girl copying traditional Rajasthani Dhol Thali dance steps. With a dupatta wrapped like a saree and a tiny ghunghat draped over her head, the little girl perfectly executed the dance steps to the rhythmic beats of the dhol. advertisementThe clip has already crossed a million views, and for good reason. From her precise hand movements to her lovely expressions, viewers found the video absolutely adorable. But it was her ghunghat moment, gracefully pulling the veil forward, that truly made several users smile. The Rajasthani Dhol Thali dance is a vibrant folk tradition often seen during weddings and celebrations. Typically performed in groups, it often features the sounds of a double-headed dhol and energetic steps that mirror the beat. It's not an easy routine to follow, but this tiny performer seemed up for the the video here: View this post on Instagram A post shared by shree (@shreejita_1199)Social media users couldn't help but shower the post with affection. 'The way she took the ghunghat has my heart,' a user quipped, while another quipped, 'This little dadi amma didn't need to be this cute—I've watched this reel fifty times already!'advertisementWords like 'Little Baaisaa,' 'Cutie Baaisa,' and 'Superbbb cutiiieee' flooded the comments section, as users shared their admiration for the tiny dancer's confidence and the comments here: This viral moment can be remembered for four things: a little girl, a dupatta, a dhol beat, and a moment that made thousands smile.
