Program

01  —  The Tradition

The event will commence with an Aarti ceremony at 7:30 PM

02  —  Hit your taste buds

While the event starts in one hall, in the dining hall delicious Indian street food will start spreading its love.

03  —  Begin the play

After Aarti, we’ll begin the play with Garba to worship maa durga. Garba is a form of dance which originates from the state of Gujarat in India. The name is derived from the Sanskrit term Garbha and Deep. Many traditional garbas are performed around a centrally lit lamp or a picture or statue of the Goddess Shakti. 

04  —  Laughs and Smiles

When you come in from the main gate, you’ll see an attractive photo booth to get yourself photographed. Click some pictures with your traditional dress and you’ll be able to download that photo on the RBN Facebook page the next day.

05  —  Best of you

You get prizes for best dress, best couple, best child dress, best dance moves male, best dance moves female, best group dance moves and many more prizes.

06  —  Celebrate the Day

Dodhiya is weaved and preserved Indian dance form. Garba originated in the state of Gujarat, India. You’ll see some extra-ordinary Dodhiya moves to follow.