Here we present you the most gracefully mesmerizing dance covers that will refresh your day and mind. These artists put an immense amount of effort to carry out such beautiful choreography.

It is needless to mention that these dance covers leave the spectators in awe with their creativity, there’s nothing that could ever limit the creativity they reflect through these covers.

The famous and popular ‘Ghungroo’ song that featured Hrithik Roshan and his beautiful moves that he always mesmerises us with was presented by Noor Afshan with her own blend of creativity.

The beautiful melody that we enjoyed several times on different occasions was ‘Radha Kaise Na Jale’. It’s being presented by one of the most popular YouTube channels known as the Bollymadras Team, and the dancers bestowed a beautiful dance cover with full grace.

In view of Saroj Khan who summoned a few weeks ago, Ritika Viswanath initiated a tribute to her through presenting her choreography in Saroj Khan’s iconic choreographies like ‘Ek Do Teen’ that featured Madhuri Dixit and several other songs that marks the essence of Saroj Khan all over the industry.

We have all been dancing on the beats of life for a long time, and we haven’t stopped ever since, struggling through our ups and downs were just like a few dance moves that were hard to learn. A series of dance covers that will have you hop on your toes in minutes could be a fun get together with you and your family in this time of the pandemic. 

Live to dance with Sonali, a complete entertainment package channel has uploaded yet another video of her dance cover dressed in a beautiful Punjabi suit.

Giti Gaur, another dance lover and professional has amazed us another video of her beautiful dance cover to the iconic song ‘Maar Daala’.

Piyush Gurbhele with his exceptional dance skills uploaded a dance cover of the very famous song by Honey Singh ‘Brown Rang’.

Sweven & the Amigos have surprised us with a dance cover of Muqubla from Street Dancer and their shocking dance moves will get you hopping on the floor for sure.

Online celebrities are continuously posting their content expressing their resistance to sadness and fostering flamboyancy. So, here are some dance covers on YouTube we think might intrigue you on this day.

Actress Avneet Kaur uploaded her dance cover of the song “Mohe Rang Do Laal”. She choreographed the dance with quick and obscene moves herself to add to the entropy of the ostentatious occasion. Entertainers are like a brook; they find a way to entertain their audience no matter how many boulders stand in their path.

Celebrating the beauty of dance from home another youtuber Sharmila K T uploaded her self-choreographed dance cover with her graceful movements to the tunes of the music “Tujh Mein Rab Dikhta Hai”. Check it out if you’re a fan of magnificent dance.

The YouTube channel 90’s Kids Da which posts dance covers of popular Tamil songs came up with a fun choreography of the song “Thakka Thaiyya Thaiyya”. Lovers of energetic dance and enthusiastic performers who add to their performance an element of fun would surely love the cover.

Painting the town with its hues as swinging bodies match to the tunes, the most awaited red-letter day “International Dance Day” left its mark a month ago. A collaboration video of Tamil youtubers will surely tune up your day. To the soundtrack of “Chumma Kizhi” different Tamil YouTube channel’s creators put their feet together in the making of an entertaining cover. The video featured Eniyan, Rj Raghvi from the channel Sema bruh, Harija from Thiruvilaiyaadal Sassi and Arun from Nakkalties, Teja, Nithuchandra, Teju Ashwini from Blacksheep, Sriram from Micset, Bibian from nyk.

Born and brought up in Muzaffarpur in Bihar, Deepak comes from a background which was not so supportive towards dancing. He used to run errands since he was 9-years old, owing to financial instability in the family. He tells and it is very inspiring that at the tender age of 13 he acquired financial independence and even started paying for his school and tuitions. He wanted to become a cricketer but had to drop the idea because of the lack of resources.

It was in 2010 when he performed at a family sangeet and was praised. This gave him the required push towards dancing. He dropped his college in 3^rd year to pursue his passion of dancing as a profession. Although, he mentions, his family was initially hostile towards the idea of pursuing dancing as a career and it adds more respect to his bucket how he proved the opposite.

He believes that everyone has a hidden chest of talent within and he had it too. He says it’s his hard work and persistent efforts that helped him hone his skills and deliver him this success. As a dancer he is inspired by Hritik Roshan. He also mentions of being inspired by Swami Vivekananda’s ideologies.

In 2015 along with his friend Deepika and with all the scarcity of support he took a courageous step of opening his dance studio “G.M. Dance Centre”, investing all his savings from tuitions and home classes. Giving us an interesting glimpse into his life he shares an incident related to his you tube channel. He tells he was trolled and mocked for uploading videos on Bollywood songs and ironically with his success the same people began following his lead. This instance served as invocation of faith in his talent.

Conveying a message for all young seekers of passion he asks them to hold on the person who invests unconditional belief and with this support a person can achieve anything. “First they laugh then they copy” he concludes with this powerful message and a new ray inspiration for all.

Lets enjoy some of his best performances!

Dance videos always fill us with this unprecedented energy and enthusiastic fervour. Even if we don’t feel like doing it ourselves, watching them is definitely highly entertaining. Moreover, you never know which move steals your heart and makes you want to prepare it for the next shaadi you visit! We bring to you these amazing dance videos by equally amazing dancers and choreographers. These dance videos are sure to entertain you thoroughly and help to revive you from boredom and monotony.

The Dancing Divas put up a colourful dance video on the song ‘Barso Re’ from the film Guru. Presenting a duo, their colourful and shiny lehengas perfectly complement their dhumkas, expressions and graceful movements.

Bollymadras put up their twelfth dance video while dancing on Mind Block. The moves of the two girls are highly energetic and are seasoned with sharp and fun expressions.

Parthraj Parmar performs with Darpali Patel and Jal Acharya Govil on Nachi Nachi from the film Steet Dancer 3D. They give an enthusiastic performance with dance steps that latch on to every beat the song imbibes.