Desi Mehndi ,Catfights & Wanna Be Dance
Gone are the days when an unprepared dance performance by a visitor or sibling at a wedding, excites the party. Nowadays, the course has improved and people are growing more and more tending towards well-prepared and choreographed dance acts to be performed at the wedding. This night-loving trend of Pakistani wedding dance has become all the fashion among youngsters. After all, no marriage is perfect without fun and dancing.
The mehndi night is the commonly anticipated function among the entire Khandaan. It really is a night to remember with everyone singing and dancing collectively to praise the joy of forthcoming wedding celebration. But for that, a lot of preparation and hard work persists into making mehndi a thriving and fun nighttime. This requires hours of dance practice, coordinating steps with fellow friends and family.
How can we skip the cat-fights and arguing about the dance steps and limelight? Countless sleepless nights for preparation, who will take the centre stage, how can we burn the dance floor? Finally, picking a good Bollywood or approved English songs for wedding dance songs. If you don’t prefer the right song for your show, you won’t be able to formulate the fancied magic on the audience. Friends and family habitually take the charge to perform the freshest dance songs at the wedding. Their aim is to make the bride and groom feel special on their big day. It is enjoyable to see them dance their heart out and share the cheer and laughter with the couple.
Image source: Bilqees Kenchi
mehndi seems fine to an extent where there is nothing related to mehndi and paan k pattay. dholki would be the correct term. it must be limited to dancing and singing, and that too only between younsters 😁😁
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