“Dance is the hidden language of the soul.” It gives voice to the unspoken emotions of the heart.

Ankit Sati is presenting such magical moments through his new music video cover “Haaye Oye”. Produced by Choose To Productions and conceptualized and choreographed by Ankit, it exquisitely conveys the moment when one falls in love.

Originally made by the Tareefan hitmaker, Producer-Composer QARAN, it stars Elli AvrRam and Shantanu Maheshwari. The song is sung by Ash King and originally choreographed by Ashley Lobo and The DanceWorx.

Let us relive the moment of falling in love, through this beautiful video.

Prachi Tyagi, a final year law student. She is professionally trained in Bharatanatyam which is a pre-eminent Indian classical dance form presumably the oldest classical dance heritage of India. She has been practicing and learning dance since past 10 years.

Dance is not only her passion but is a way to give expression to her soul. She work hard and strive for excellence each day and try to learn other dance forms out of her comfort zone so as to be versatile in this wonderful art of dance.

Recently Prachi Tyagi choreographed a dance on the song ‘Manwaa Laage’ from the movie ‘ Happy New Year’.

‘Manwa Laage’ is a romantic Hindi song from the 2014 Bollywood film, Happy New Year. It is composed by Vishal and Shekhar, the song is sung by Shreya Ghoshal and Arijit Singh, with lyrics penned by Irshad Kamil.

The dance choreography has been directed and edited by Tanveer Singh from Urban Folks.

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A healthcare consultant by profession and a passionate dancer/choreographer, Anisha Babbar was born and bred in a Bollywood fusion dance environment. She is influenced by elements of jazz, hip hop, bharatanatyam, contemporary, Indian folk, and modern Bollywood.

Her dance training involves 10 years as a young instructor and dancer at the Mona Khan Company. As a choreographer, she took off with her tenure as captain and lead of UC Berkeley Azaad from 2014-2015. Azaad went on to win several national championships and awards for Best Choreography and Best Female Dancer.

Anisha’s work includes events like the Super Bowl 50 halftime show, NBC’s America’s Got Talent, NBA halftime shows, and performing with Bollywood celebrities such as Shahrukh Khan and Shaan. Her videos have been featured by Nokia, and channel boasts over 5 million views.

She recently choreographed the song Halkat Jawani from Heroine.

Click here to watch the Dance Choreography by Anisha Babbar

Prachi Tyagi, a final year law student. She is professionally trained in Bharatanatyam which is a pre-eminent Indian classical dance form presumably the oldest classical dance heritage of India. She has been practicing and learning dance since past 10 years.

Dance is not only her passion but is a way to give expression to her soul. She work hard and strive for excellence each day and try to learn other dance forms out of her comfort zone so as to be versatile in this wonderful art of dance.

According to her dance not only enriches one’s soul but world is a platform on which you dance, guided by your heart.

Recently she choreographed a dance on the famous song ‘Illegal Weapon’ by Jasmine Sandlas which features Hardy Sandhu.

Illegal Weapon is a Punjabi song sung by Garry Sandhu and Jasmine Sandlas. It has been composed by Intense while lyrics are penned by Garry Sandhu. The music video is directed by Sukh Sanghera and features Garry Sandhu, Jasmine Sandlas and Intense.

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On 20th April, the Electronic Dance Music (EDM) fraternity suffered a fatal blow after reports of the death of Tim Bergling aka Avicii surfaced on the internet. While fans and other EDM artists weren’t sure if it was true, Avicii’s publicist Diana Baron confirmed the news while sending shockwaves across the global music industry.

One of the most successful artists in the electronic music industry, Avicii was considered a pioneer of the Electronic Dance Movement in the new era. Thus, there was no surprise that the social media was abuzz with all sorts of reactions coming from fans, music artists and celebrities alike.

Soon after the news was confirmed by Avicii’s publicist, everyone began pouring in the tributes for EDM’s poster boy. From popular DJs to prominent Pop artists, everyone expressed their shock and disbelief at the sudden demise of the Swedish musician.

One such tribute was paid to the legendary DJ Avicii by two Indian Dancers Amit K Samania and Prakrati Kushwaha by choreographing a dance on the song ‘Wake Me Up’ by Avicii.

Click here to watch the full dance video.