Pushpa Fever Takes Over Navratri: Group Of Dancers Perform Garba On ‘Sami Sami’- Watch Video
Pushpa: The Rise’s song will trend this Navratri as a group of dancers perform garba on Sami Sami song and even include the hook step
Pushpa: The Rise starring Allu Arjun was a massive hit all over India. Post the release of the film every event that occurred had its flavor. Film’s dialogues, music, and dance steps were the most talked about. Even Ganesh Chaturthi witnessed the lord Ganesha’s Idol and decoration of Pushpa theme. Now, as the Navratri is round the corner, it seems that Pushpa fever has taken over the festival of dance.
Navratri is one of the biggest festivals in India where people come together and perform Garba the whole night to the beats of traditional music. But it seems that this time music and Garba steps have a tinge of Pushpa flavor. A video has been doing rounds on social media of a few dancers who practicing Garba on the song ‘Sami Sami’ from Allu Arjun starrer. This group of dancers has just incorporated the song but also the dance step.
@alluarjun ji, @iamRashmika ji our gujju style #pushpa 2.0 pic.twitter.com/9lhURQhLem
— Jay Icecreamwala (@IcecreamwalaJ) September 12, 2022
In the video, they are seen doing the hook step of Sami song and the gesture of Allu Arjun from the film. They have amalgamated the song, hook steps with traditional steps of Garba. It seems that this year’s Navaratri will give a fresh feel with all new songs and new dance steps.
Talking about the significance of Navratri is a nine days festival where devotees come together and celebrate the incarnations of nine goddesses. The tenth day is considered Dussehra which marks the win of Lord Rama over Ravana, this also signifies the win of good over evil.
Meanwhile, fans are awaiting the second installment of the film Pushpa: The Rule which will feature national crush Rashmika Mandanna and Fahadh Faasil in pivotal roles besides Allu Arjun. The shoot for Pushpa 2 has already begun.
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