Dance reels get a new high; check out how!
Hyderabad: Many a time you might have watched a very interesting dance step on Instagram (reels), Facebook (short videos) or TikTok, and felt inspired enough to give it a try yourself. Well, that is exactly what these short videos on social media platforms are doing – making people groove to the tunes of those who […]
Hyderabad: Many a time you might have watched a very interesting dance step on Instagram (reels), Facebook (short videos) or TikTok, and felt inspired enough to give it a try yourself. Well, that is exactly what these short videos on social media platforms are doing – making people groove to the tunes of those who uploaded the video – almost literally!
Be it the just-released song or retro mashups, many find these short video features on social media platforms to showcase some hidden talent of people who ace the dance moves and also improvise on the choreography, which makes even the professionals go gaga over it.
Watch a few of them here:
However, these short reels have also been a booster to a few traditional Indian dance forms. Be it a fusion of dance form with retro songs or simply a beautiful display of the steps, Instagram reels have definitely opened up a lot of avenues for many aspiring and upcoming dancers.
Well, recreating a signature step has always been our favourite. And when it comes to a complicated step like that of the recently-released ‘RRR’ Mass Anthem – ‘Naatu Naatu’, the efforts put in by a few dance enthusiasts is definitely admirable. Have a look:
So, what is your favourite Instagram dance reel?
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