The programme of the Bhagoria dance was held at the Institute of Science.
The event was organised by Indian Council for Cultural Relations (ICCR) under its Horizon Series.
Govind Bhanusankar Gehalot (Dhar) along with his fellow artists presented the 'Bhagoria dance' of the Bhil tribe to the audience. Bhagoria dance of the Bhil tribe, Holi at Bhagoria Haat and other occasions are performed by Bhil youths.
Bhagoria Haats are organized before Holi during the Phagun season. Bhagoria Haat is a meeting of young men and women, not just haats. It is from here that they come in contact with each other, are attracted and run away to get tied in the life thread, hence these haats are named Bhagoria. In Bhagoria dance, various footsteps, Pali, Chakripali and Pyramid dance postures are the center of attraction.
Girls are dressed in colorful costumes and dancing in their hands are typical traditional and ethnic designs. In this dance the group showed the way to celebrate the festival of Holi.
This festival has been a part of the heart of India in centuries of spontaneous joy and excitement.
This sequence runs for five days from Holika Dahan to Raan Panchami. To perform it, the dance team dances in different postures with peacock feathers on the head, ashes in the head and in the waist? After this, the group performed its enchanting performance on Bhorea Dance.
In the final performance, the performers concluded the programme by performing Pali dance.
