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London Solo Bollywood Dancer and Dance Troupe 
Bollywood & Classical Indian Dancing

Our London solo dancer and dance troupe perform to classic, timeless songs with a firery energy, adhering to the techniques of Indian classical dance. They have been captivating audiences since 2005, with their powerful performances. Each of the dance pieces have been choreographed by our London solo dancer herself, with the greatest detail and sensitivity, entertaining guests with an authentic yet timeless cultural experience of beauty and magic. The music accompanied to the dance ranges from soft and mellow to fast and furious. Enhancing one's audio as well as visual experience. The costumes are lavish, with rich fabrics and hand embroidered work.

The performance explores various emotions and moods , so the audience too go on a journey with our London solo dancer and her dance troupe.
She leads them, goes with them and follows them through various aspects of the dance. This is not just entertainment, this is art.
A form of art which cannot be described, but only experienced.

Our London solo dancer and dance troupe are available to perform for all kinds of events, for  private or corporate entertainment.
Their current client base includes HSBC, Vodafone, Ford and many other  reputable companies who choose only the classiest entertainment for their high profile events.

Testimonial

The dancers were absolutely fantastic. 
They arrived with plenty of time to spare and were well organised.  The costumes were amazing and the performances was energetic, enjoyable and without fault.

Thank you and the dancers for really helping to make our event a very special night and I look forward to being able to work with you again in the future. 

Paula Waite,
Herbert Smith LLP


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Solo Dancer and Troupe Options

London Solo Dancer includes:
2 x 15 minute Indian dance performances
Costume change in between.
Price from £450.00  

Dance package 1 includes
:
3 professional Indian dancers  ( includes London Solo Dancer )  
2 x 15 minute Indian dance performances
Costume change in between.
Total package price from  £650.00

Dance package 2 includes:
5 professional Indian dancers ( includes London Solo Dancer )    
2 x Classical Indian and Bollywood dance performances
Costume change in between.
Total package price from £900.00

Dance package 3 includes:
6 professional Indian dancers  ( includes London Solo Dancer )  
2 x Classical Indian and Bollywood dance performances
Costume change in between.
Total package price from £1,200.00 

For events EXCLUDING London Solo Dancer, packages below:

Dance package 1 includes:
4 professional Indian dancers  ( excludes London Solo Dancer )
2 x 15 minute Indian dance performances
Costume change in between.
Total package price from £650.00

Dance package 2 includes:
6 professional Indian dancers  ( excludes London Solo Dancer )
2 x Classical Indian and Bollywood dance performances
Costume change in between.
Total package price from £900.00

Payment terms:
Deposit required at the time of booking.
Full payment required TWO weeks prior to the event to secure the booking.

The above rates are only appliciable for events within London. Any events outside of London will be charged an additional 40p per mile for transportation.  Dancers can only stay at a venue for a maximum of 4hrs from the time they arrive to the time they leave. Any additional time spent at the venue will be charged extra for over-time.

London Solo Bollywood Dancer and Dance Troupe 

Our London solo dancer and her dance troupe perform to classic, timeless songs with a firery energy, adhering to the techniques of Indian classical dance. Each of the dance pieces have been choreographed by our London solo dancer  herself.
The music accompanied to the dance ranges from soft and mellow to fast and furious. The performance explores various emotions and moods , so the audience too go on a journey with our London solo dancer  and her team...
Price From £ 650.00 (see package rates below)
Bookings / Enquiries
Classical Bollywood Dance

Classical Bollywood dance
is a specialised form of dance which sensibly merges the techniques and grace of Kathak with the style of Bollywood.
Our London solo dancers main emphasis from the start has been focussed on expression, which she believes brings life and soul to a dance. She is frequently complimented on her grace, facial expressions and ability to feel her movements. She projects an inner depth through her eyes and face which is very unusual for an artist living outside of India.

The techniques and rhythms of Classical Indian Kathak dance are merged and blended with the dynamics and expression of Bollywood dance to create grace, beauty, depth and expression, taking audiences back to the Golden era of Bollywood. Songs from films, such as Pakeezah, Umrao Jaan and Devdas are performed with class and elegance, by trained professionals of the form. See our dance troupe page to read the dancer's profiles.
For a dancer to be able to train in her unique style of dance, they must first study both dances individually. Therefore the company instill training in both Kathak and Bollywood dance into each dancer, to build a strong foundation and appreciation. The dancers which perform at events and for stage productions with the company are pioneers of the style.

Classical Indian Kathak Dance

Kathak is not just a dance form, it is an art and is one of the oldest forms of art in the World. Being one of the seven Classical Indian dances of India, Kathak dance originates from Northern India and has a history since 1550BC, older then any other dance form of today. Classical Indian - Kathak Dance first started as a devotional art form in the Hindu temples of North India in the 15th centaury. It was born as a simple, spiritual form of pure dance which was only danced by priests in front of Gods and devotees.

Over hundreds of years the dance forms evolved and were merged into today's Kathak Dance which is still the only form of dance in the world that is a merge of two cultures although still a very well respected, spiritual and disciplined form of art.
During the Mughal rule of India, Mughal Kings ordered for Persian and Indian Dancers to perform in their courts. The Persian Dance and culture was merged with the Indian arts to build the repertoire and adapt it into a more entertaining form. From here Kathak dance became adapted and Mujra dance started, which became very popular in Bollywood films, hence the misconception of Kathak as Mujra Dance.
The dance form also went through a period through the Rajistani palaces, where the Hindu mythological stories was recollected. Poems and short stories were composed, particularly about Radha and Krishna, which are still danced to today. During the British rule, Kathak was banned for some time before being eventually put on stage in auditoriums and theatres.
Over great lengths of time, the dance form has evolved incredibly, from temples to stages but has still maintained the traditional influences of both the Hindu and Mughal styles. Today there are three
Great masters and Gurus have played a core role in developing the art form’s wide and complex repertoire, and have uniformed Kathak globally.
Today Kathak is one of seven Classical dance forms in India, and audiences get mesmerised by the technical elements including the fast yet precise footwork patterns, the fluid hand movements, the table-top spins and the intricate compositions that are recited and then danced to the beats of the tabla. Not to mention the expressional, storytelling aspect of Kathak dance, where the dancer depicts a story through expression and characterisation.
For a Kathak student to thoroughly learn the form is a life changing experience. In order to justify its technical requirements, expressions, understanding of the rhythmical system etc, they must devote time and sincerity to it. The traditional method of learning which still exits today is known as the Guru Sheeshya Parampara. This is a disciplined and structured way of learning the art form in depth through faith in the Guru (teacher) and their knowledge. There is also the Western method of studying according to a syllabus and taking examinations in Kathak available leading to qualifications.
However, if a student is able to go into depth into the form, they can experience a soulful journey which can be continued throughout their lives.
Classical Bollywood/Kathak Dance
London Bollywood Dancer Solo & Dance Troupe
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Classical Bollywood Dance
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Artist's Requirements:

Sound system
DJ or technician along with a professional CD player with speakers

Car parking
The company requires 1 x secure car parking space within walking distance of the venue, for unloading costumes and equipment. If the artists chose to bring extra cars, then these will be their own responsibility, however the client must arrange 1 x non chargeable space for the company.

Changing room
The room provided to the artists to change in is very important and should be clean and comfortable. Public toilets are not acceptable. Ideally, a conference or hotel room can be requested from the venue. The room should be well lit and have at least two full length mirrors in for the female artists to do hair and makeup. If there are male and female artists performing then separate rooms must be arranged.

Drinks & refreshments for all artists
Although not mandatory, it is expected for artists to be treated like the client’s guests at an event, and therefore courteous to keep cold drinks and refreshments in the dressing room and/or provide the artists with a meal after their performances.
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