This Flash Mob In Sarees Is Definitely The Most Awesome Thing You Will See On The Internet Today!

Ethnic, elegant, graceful and charming are the best words that can describe our most loved Indian traditional wear– the SAREE.  Since centuries, women have worn it and that has caused an evolution in its types and styles. Not only does it look subtle and sensual, but it has a distinct appeal to it that makes any woman who wears it look and feel confident and beautiful. And, this is just what this group of gorgeous ladies proved. With a motto to revive the glorious traditional heritage of India and the tag line- 'My Saree My Pride', this group of ladies showcased a flash mob that too in sarees on foot-tapping and entertaining Bollywood songs.

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The venue they chose was the popular Select City Mall in Saket, New Delhi and surprised the crowd present there with their charismatic performances on peppy songs like London Thumakda, Saree Ke Fall Sa, Gallan Goodiyaan, India Waale and Girls Like To Swing.

And, the best part about their performance was the ease with which they carried off the entire performance, along with all the difficult steps. This again proved the phrase, ‘’Never underestimate the power of an Indian woman!"

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The choreography, coordination, synchronisation and the elegance with which they performed was a treat to the eyes of everyone who witnessed it. This kind of confidence and attitude just goes on to show how comfortable Indian women are with their bodies, build and how the saree is one of the best pieces of clothing that was ever invented.

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Here is to the power, elegance, grace and confidence of the gorgeous Indian women and we hope to see many more of such initiatives in the future too!