'The whole world is but one family' - Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan Australia

The Indian Link. The event was full of activity and fun
with five young masters of ceremonies Sophil Raja,
Soiam Raja, Anchal Saxena, Dyasmin Sandu, Priya
Rao providing with direction to the cultural shows.
The crowd passionately sang and tirelessly danced
to a mix of recent Indian favourites and dances like
classical performances and high-energy numbers by
the Bhangra and folk songs by Platinum Bhangra and
Folk & Fun, Nupur Dance School, Samvar Dance Class,
Hola Mohalla, Priya Deewan Dance Academy, Ritika
Satsangi & Group, IABBV Hindi School, Bollystar
Dance School, Contemporary Dance Academy,
Ghungaroo Academy of Music & Dance, Geetanjali
School of Dance & Performing Arts. Adding glitz and
Bollywood glamour to the event were performances
by Mango Dance Studio artists choreographed by the
famous Bollywood Choreographer Farah Shah. Little
girls of Nital Desai’s group swayed the audience
with traditional Gujarati Dances. Stunning Tribal
Belly Dance performances by Ghaziya, Azif & Las
Hermanas Tribal Belly dancers
left the audience spellbound.
The Karen McPhillips
Scottish Highland Dancers
complimented the event with
their dance spreading the Scottish cheer. The event also
saw live band by Vishvaas Production, Tokyo Love-In
and AXR Entertainment. AXR group also entertained
the crowd with a colourful fashion show. Whilst all the
professional performers kept the audience grooving;
the real stars of the show were the talented little girls
as young as four, giving their version of Bollywood
hits. Holi Mahotsav 2010 was a successful show with
vibrant performances of over 400 artists from a large
number of Dance academies and cultural groups. The
festival also saw some singing sensations like Gurjot
Singh and Preet Singh who entertained the crowd with
Bollywood & Punjabi songs. The crowd swayed to the
music of the singers and then to the orchestra that
played for the evening.