This INDIAN FESTIVAL looks UNREAL! Latinos React to Navratri Utsav 2024 ft Flaguni Pathak
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I genuinely request you that plz dedicate one podcast for Indian festivals…. Because a small 10-15 min video won’t be enough to cover festivals from all states… you can pick one festival from all states. This will give you a lot of cultural information about the country, the people, the history etc
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Navratri is a nine-night Hindu festival dedicated to Goddess Durga, symbolizing the victory of good over evil. During this time, Garba, a vibrant folk dance from Gujarat, is performed. Participants dance in circles around a lighted lamp or statue of the Goddess, celebrating femininity and life’s cycles. Dancers wear colorful traditional attire, with women in chaniya cholis and men in kafni pyjamas. The dance fosters community spirit and is enjoyed by people of all ages, making it a joyful expression of devotion and cultural heritage
The dance practice for the festival starts almost 1 month before and garba itself is a dance style with different types of dance steps according to the number of times we clap hands. It is celebrated all over India in different ways. like on small scale it is celebrated in each and every residential society amongst its residents and also on very large scale at different centers made for garba celebrations in a city where almost 2000-3000 people participate together. Also on these 9 days feminine energy is worshiped and lot of hindu people invite little girls from their localities to their homes for a feast called "kanya bhojan" (kanya means girl and bhojan means meal) and then give them little gifts or money to show their respect.
Some states has unique celebration style Gujarat Maharashtra West Bengal
The word 'Garba' has a derivation from the word Garbh (womb) for celebrating the feminine divine as a provider of life itself. This festival spans 9 nights (Nav Ratri literally translates to 9 nights), which symbolizes the 9 months of pregnancy. If you look at the dance from a drone pov, you'd notice that everyone is dancing in concentric circles. This symbolizes the circle of life and death and re-birth. The synchronized claps represent the comfort of the heartbeats of the mother felt by the new life in the womb. Essentially, this festival is the celebration of life. And it's a lot of fun too!
Dussehra in Mysore
Garba in gujrat
Durga Puja in bengal is famous in india for navratri
We haryanvi just fasting and worshiping Goddess Durga
Add KULLU DUSSEHRA to the list too.
add some more ganesh chaturthi in maharashtra
and chath puja in Bihar
Kumbh mela in Up and if more pls add to this list
Ram lilla for 10 days in Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh and Delhi.
Navratri lasts for 9 days because it represents the worship of the nine forms of Goddess Durga. Each day is dedicated to one of her manifestations, symbolizing different aspects of the divine feminine power (Shakti). Here's a brief explanation of the significance:
Shailaputri: Day 1 represents strength and nature.
Brahmacharini: Day 2 stands for austerity and penance.
Chandraghanta: Day 3 symbolizes courage and bravery.
Kushmanda: Day 4 is for energy and creation.
Skandamata: Day 5 signifies motherhood and love.
Katyayani: Day 6 represents warrior power and fearlessness.
Kalaratri: Day 7 symbolizes the destruction of evil and darkness.
Mahagauri: Day 8 stands for peace and purity.
Siddhidatri: Day 9 represents wisdom and perfection.
These nine days celebrate the triumph of good over evil and the different qualities of the goddess.
u explaned nicely now please add this too that godess durnga has battle with mahishasur which lastest for 9 days
Yess and I think those 9 days also explain the 9 stage of life of a women too 😊
@@someone-gy7dv yeah nine forms of devi
You can go anywhere you want in India and participate in literally anything you want, you will more than likely be welcomed with open arms and joy.
Really? Like you can be a Dalit and go anywhere, too?
Yes Welleska is right it is for 9 days and each day is dedicated to each female Goddess.
Try pahadi and himachali songs of India it will not disappoint you
Well technically each of those goddesses are different names of Maa Durga❤
@@aryanpatel8140 yeah I know 😒😁
Could you please suggest me some Himachal and Pahari songs regarding the goddess
@@memepalace7081 I don't know about spiritual songs but general songs are good you can just type uttarakhand songs it will come up
I love how Waleska is so gentle with Efra telling him "no no Efra she comes back everyday" like 😂😂😂😂
I love their sibling dynamic-it’s adorable & fun! 😊
In Southern part of India we do Poojaa - prayers, singing and dressing up , inviting ladies, kids home to witness the Dolls made is terracotta arrangement called - Kolu and partake spl delicacies along with gifts. It's a period to appreciate the Divine mother's different incoranation, and her gifts to humanity.
As a gujarati, this nine days of year are the most awaited ones. Garba is in our blood, days of late night dancing.
4:20 Navratri is celebrated all over the India 🙏❣️
No. It is not
@@partha1331 yes it is ... All Hindus celebrate navratri... But yes there are some places where some Jihadis are in majority like kashmir where Hindus are almost zero after genocide of kashmiri pandits.... There you can say no one celebrates it...but wherever Hindus are in India they celebrate navratri
Navratri is celebrated all over India, but the way it is observed varies from region to region. Here are some regional highlights:
Gujarat: Navratri is most famously celebrated with Garba and Dandiya Raas, traditional dances that take place every night during the festival.
West Bengal: In Bengal, it coincides with Durga Puja, where huge idols of Goddess Durga are worshipped, and cultural events, feasts, and processions are organized.
Maharashtra: People perform Garba and Dandiya, much like Gujarat, and offer prayers to the goddess for prosperity.
South India (Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka): Navratri is celebrated with Golu, where artistic displays of dolls are arranged, and families visit each other’s homes to see these displays.
North India (Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Punjab): Navratri is marked by fasting and Ram Leela performances, leading up to Dussehra, which commemorates the victory of Lord Ram over Ravana.
So, while Navratri is celebrated across India, its customs and traditions reflect the cultural diversity of each region.
Music is part of worship.
I am a Sikh the verses from our Holy book are also sung.
I respect Hinduism as many references are from Ramayana and Mahabharata
You may call Hindus +Sikhs are following Sanatan Dharma
Navaratri is celebrated everywhere in India even though in different formats. In karnataka or southern part of India it is DASARA and as it goes northwards it is DUSSHERA.
The one you are watching is GARBA style of dance performed mainly in Gujarat.
The Aigiri Nandini Track from Brodha V (hiphop version) you had reacted is in praise of Goddess Durga.
During Navratri, the dance performed is called GARBA, which is particularly famous in Vadodara and all over Gujarat region. It holds Guinness Records too for performing dance in sync by hundreds and thousands people on the same tune.
Falguni Pathak one is from Gujarat where people are doing Garba( Folk dance ) Navratri is celebrated in most parts of the country but celebration can differ from place to place.. Like Kolkata is famous for Durga Puja which is celebrated in these 10days only but differently.... Every year a lot of temporary theme based Pandal (Structures) are made taking reference from famous places like London Bridge, Eiffle Tower, Disneyland and other places. Most people just roam around and visit these places to see the artistic pandals. Do check out a video for Durga Puja Kolkata.
Garba is not a classical dance. It is a folk dance.
Was gonna say the same thing😅@@dazzlingdeep6104
Oh yess my bad 👍@@dazzlingdeep6104
I today danced my shit out in my college for navratri festive😆🌹♥️
Navratri is celebrated almost in every region in India and it is celebrated in the auspicious of supreme goddess Durga which lasts 9-10 days and each day is we worship different form of Durga which represents the life cycle of a woman
*It's not just 10 days of the festival.... the preparation and dance practice begins 3 months before the event.... hence you get to see such well organized and synchronized dancing.... people in Gujarat are crazy about navratri.... I know people who even quit smoking for a few months ... so that they have the capacity to dance for hours...it's a very joyous festival.... all Indian festivals are.... Happy Navratri...*
Also, Garba with Falguni Pathak is no less than a SunBurn Festival. I can bet you on this-if you go there and you don’t feel like dancing, I accept my defeat.
Now you are deep dive in india and I just say
Welcome welcome in india 🇮🇳🇮🇳
Search Durga Pooja from Kolkata that's superb Fun and majestic... Before some festival were regional only but with more people movie arround and many people getting interest now days Navratri, Ganesh Pooja, dashera, even Onam and rathayatra people get their own celebrations in their locality but original ones are still Best...
Not only Kolkata...but also whole west bengal .... Durga pujo, dhunochi nachh, bijaya
You can participate on this festival in all over UK
In London as well. Since you live in North, google GARBA
I AM SURE YOU WILL ENJOY...
well it's not necessarily Maa Durga only...each day symbolises a different form of the supreme Shakti ❤️
In navratri usually we fast for nine days for different avatars of goddess durga from the softest heart to the strongest one. So from the morning we fast and pray to the goddess and in the evening we perform garba. Sometimes who cannot fast for nine days they do one or two then worship the real goddess in the form of little girls who are below 12 they feed them food, clean their feet with water and clothes then worship them and send them back to their home and then they have food.
On the 8th day we generally pray to our family good for goodness and happiness.
On the 10th day we celebrate dashara. You will find its videos on 13 October this year because it's on 12 October evening.
Navratri is celebrated in different ways in all over india like in Gujarat they have garba nights, in bengal and eastern India they have durga puja, in northern parts they have ram leela mostly in UP because it has ayodhya, and kanjak pujas and in southern part of india they have different rituals and ceremonies
I can’t believe you guys reacted to Falguni Pathak. There’s people who get a 9-Day Pass just to enjoy and listen to her. I was one of them when I was back in India. She’s called as a Dandiya Queen; one of the most popular artists for Navratri.
The literal translation for Navratri is (Nav = Nine) and (Ratri = Nights); basically Nine-Nights. It is celebrated just like any other festival in India with the message of “Good triumphs over Evil”. Each night is dedicated to one of the 9 Hindu Goddesses and it is celebrated in a sense that each goddess came out and slayed a monster/devil every night and that’s what’s it about.
Although the veneration (pooja) or worshipping happens all over India but mainly this dance (called as Garba) mainly is very prominent in Mumbai, parts of Maharashtra and all of Gujarat. (Obviously, other parts of India too? But not on this large scale.
This period of the year, all over India is celebrated for victory of good over evil. The 10th day is called as Dussehra which is basically when lord Rama killed Ravana (the 10 headed man) and shortly after this, within a fortnight or 20 days we celebrate Diwali which again is Lord Rama returning to his home after killing Ravana.
Navratri season has started from yesterday..
All over India every region of Hindus have celebrated in their own cultural ways like most famous you are seeing in Gujarat as Garba where Hindus worship Maa Durga by performing circular form called Parikrama.. towards Kolkata Bihar Jharkhand you will see many huge Durga Pandals where people go there and worship Maa Durga.. like South has different culture.. Kashmiri Pandits have different culture.. all over India we Hindus celebrate Navratri in different cultural forms..
This same festival is celebrated differently in different parts of India. I'm from South, in south we don't have Durga idol procession, instead we have Something called Kalisam procession. And the vibe is a little different too. Different kind of music, attire. People get possessed with Durga sometimes and they dance and say something during the procession.
Guys, what Mariah Carie is to the Holidays in the West, is what Falguni Pathak is to Navratri in India! It's definitely more focused in the northern part of India. The dance you're watching is dandiya/garba is from a specific state: Gujarat! with reels and social media, this has become more trendy
This festival of dance is mainly celebrated in western part of India mainly Gujarat.... We dance from 8.00 pm to 4.00 am
Done this many times in India. The wibe is amazing.
You have to watch more festivals if you want to pronounce this word
" unbelievable " multiple times😅❤ like Ganesh chaturthi,
Maha Shivaratri , Dussehra etc. ❤
Also Onam, Christmas how people celebrates these festivals irrespective of religion
It’s 5 in the morning here in India and I just returned home after doing garba (the Navratri dance) saw your video just wanted to share some infos like this festival is celebrated mostly in Gujarat one of the state in India and it’s incredible you should visit here specially in Ahmedabad and Gandhinagar it’s massive you guys will surely love it ❤ also wanted to recommend that you should react to (Garba on Dakla) one of the best style out of thousands different styles of garba and it’s song and dance is so addictive and energetic 🔥
Mumbai also celebrates this every year more passionately
Garba is cultural festival,this time also used by young men and women to mingle enjoy and have a lot of bunny action.
Yes, we Hindu people are very secular. Every thing is easy here. We can go to other religions worship places, pray there, celebrate their fastivals & our religious leaders never stops us because we believe that God is everywhere, there could be so many different ways to pray God
State is secular. People being secular is stupid. If you as a person, are secular it means you do not observe any religious beliefs. Then you have no right to speak for followers and their festival. Learn the meaning of the word. Google the definition and check dictionaries. Also learn what your beliefs and teachings first before going everywhere without any depth.
@@thehawkseye3412 chal hat baju, faltugiri na kar mere sath
Get the hell out of here
Lol imagine going to a church which advocates eating beef being a Hindu. I swear we Hindus disrespect our own religion more than anyone else ever can.
@@thehawkseye3412 bhag bhag dk Bose dk Bose dk Bose
@@Jay-i3d7m bhgta hi rah. Sach mein kbhi na kuchh padhna.
Welcome to India 🇮🇳
Every hindus from every states in India do celebrate navarathri in different ways.. I am from the south we have a lot of rituals in temple and in most of the durga temples People who were training dancing/ singing will have their arangetarm (The end of dancer's or singer's initial training and the beginning of their professional career as dancer /singer) Or in this auspicious day people who are interested in these activities will join for their first classes. On the 8th day we will keep our books ,vehicles for pooja (it is a ritual that is done by the preists infront of god to protect us from accidents, or to get good knowledge etc) we shouldn't learn anything or we shouldn't drive at these days and on dussehra the 10th day we can take our books or vehicles back from pooja and after praying we can use them we wont eat any non veg food and there are still a lot things .. nava means 9 and rathri means nights
Falguni came to uk September 2024 and performed at OVO arena. It was Amazing. We loved every bit of it. Playing Garba when Falguni’s singing it’s just likes dream come true ❤
watch "Kahaani" as navrati/durga puja is in the backdrop of that movie....starting Vidhya Balan...it is a great movie with great music and calcutta/Kolkatta in the background
It's Kolkata or Calcutta 😊
@@vishalbasu4628calcutta is a colloquial word. Kolkata is the original name in Bengali
@@camelia3507 Well in that sense it is KOLIKATA .And am Bengali😊
The word NAV means 9 and RATRI means night. Navratri is celebrated with the most intensity in West Bengal (you should watch a video of phenomenol "pandaals" that are set up there ) and the garba dance that you saw is done with most intensity in Gujarat. However, the worship of the Goddess is done by every Hindu all over India and same goes for garba and pandaals. A few weeks prior to Navratri is celebrated 'Ganesh Chaturthi' (Maharashtra) and after Navratri comes Karwa chauth and then DIWALI!!! however to explain to you the meaning of 9 days in comments is a tough task :( but the meaning is very beautiful as it is the celebration of divine feminine so u may watch vdos for that (highly recommended).
She came to Wembley arena a few weeks ago. I went to see her she was amazing and people were dancing in the middle.
Navaratri is celebrated through out the country for 10days but differently like dancing and singing eating is common but culturally bit different in different parts! The western side does what are you seeing the eastern part where i come from West Bengal and surrounding states worship it a bit different you can search "DURGA PUJA IN WEST BENGAL" you will find various vd in north it's different and in south it's different! I can't speak about north and in descriptive manner because i never witness it myself but quite similar ❤
Today we had a college fest Called "Desi Day" where we wear Traditional clothes and Have Garba dance competition,also play garba in last, as I'm from Chhattisgarh so we involve Chhattisgarhi songs Aadiwasi attire also and its Bang on!!
Navratri season is Falguni's season music wise....not just these folk songs....but also the pop songs that she sang in 90s and 2000s...man those videos are a whole kdramas of their own ...with her melodious voice ...she defines nostalgia for me 🎀
Yes...we go every night and this year it is allowed to continue till 3 am
she’s our mariah. wakes up during navratri every year
Yes everyone has been part of this beautiful 9 nights... The vibe is diff . U can't tell unless you experience it ..
Hindus were always polytheistic and pluralistic by root. So , fighting amongst was never case unlike Abrahamic religions, Dharmic culture (Sikh, hindu, budh, jain, etc) live peacefully among themselves and learn about each other philosophies
Love Navratri, currently its Day 4 for me and i love dancing my heart out.
Yes.. navratri festival is the best. 9 days and nights of culture and fun
It is very popular in Gujarat and Mumbai, western part of India. Also Metros in other parts also celebrate.
Yeah we have all done it lol, this is such a joyful time of the year. Indian festivals are another level
4:21 It's celebrated all over India... In north it's navratri with graba nights and fasting whereas various states like Kolkata etc... It's celebrated as Durga Pooja, that's also massive and beautiful with pandals and divinity all over the place.!..!
This dance is done in almost all the places, be it cities, villages, appartment or big grounds.
They stitch new dresses for each day and the dance is called dandia,with two colourfully decorated dandias,sticks!
There are Garbas organized in London and other places in Britain as well. You guys should definitely go!
The festival is called Navratri in many parts of India. Nav means 9 and ratri means nights. It is also known by Dussehara, Durgapuja and several other names.
Whole india celebrate this so u can imagine how many dancers india has❤
My all time favourite singer falguni...
in west Bengal first we celebrate durga puja and than laxmi puja , diwali, and than bhai dhuj ❤ so full of October month our festival month 😊
Hey Waleska and Erfa,
I've been a huge fan of your channel and was thrilled to see you react to one of my all-time favorite festivals-Navratri! Let me share a little about it. Navratri is a nine-day festival dedicated to worshipping goddesses, celebrated in different ways across India. What you saw in the Falguni Pathak video is a glimpse of the Gujarati style of celebrating with traditional folk music and dance.
In Mumbai and Gujarat, we celebrate Navratri with "garba" every evening, a joyful and energetic dance performed in a circle to honor the goddesses. In the mornings, many people fast as part of their devotion. The Falguni Pathak Navratri event is truly one of the best in Mumbai, if not the entire country. It’s a ticketed event where you can either buy a season pass for all nine nights or get daily passes for specific days.
If you ever plan to visit India, I’d highly recommend coming between September and November-that’s when the festival season kicks off, starting with Ganesh Chaturthi, followed by Navratri, and then Diwali. It’s an incredible time to experience back-to-back celebrations!
Love,
Jill
In Trinidad and Tobago just off the coast of Venezuela we have the type of culture you are describing where there is a melting pot of religions and people. Heavily influenced by our history, our foods, culture and music is a mixture of our Indian and African ancestors. With a substantial Hindu, Muslim and Christian population we also celebrate the festivities of Naavraatri and Divali as well as Eid, Easter and Christmas (marked with National holidays in most cases).
To bring it back to music, arguably our most popular musical export aside from the steel pan is Soca Music and Calypso but we also have music influenced by our Indian ancestors and also Bollywood such as chutney music. Our music is heavily linked to our history, which is linked to our ancestry but also undeniably from Trinidad and Tobago.
Make Dedicated 15mins Video on Garba dance Compilation across India, better before Navratri ends
I once participated in Garba! It was awesome!!!
Celebrated all over India
we celebrate it everywhere! I've played lots of garba and dandiya too in Maharashtra 😊
Now Garba nights happen in a lot of states of India during the Navaratras but they are primarily the cultural dance/celebration of Gujarat.
you should she the durga pujo celebration in kolkata .. it happens in this same duration ... they replicate some awesome structures and events from around the world
this year they have even created a replica of the Las Vegas SPHERE
😍🔥🔥🔥🔥
It's is celebrated all over india but majorly it is celebrated in Gujarat (a state of India)
Huge masses gather and perform garba dedicated to the goddess and enjoyy!
Jai Mata Di 🙏🙏🚩🚩
Yes we do , it especially done in gujrat. Where gujrati community reside they do garbha and dandiya during navratri.whuch generally fall in the month of September and October for 9 days and 10 th day we burn RAVANA and celebrate DUSSEHRA.
ITS A FOLK DANCE OF GUJRAT.
The dance practice for the festival starts almost 1 month before the festival and garba itself is a dance style with different types of dance steps according to the number of times we clap hands. It is celebrated all over India in different ways. like on small scale it is celebrated in each and every residential society amongst its residents and also on very large scale at different centers made for garba celebrations in a city where almost 2000-3000 people participate together. Also on these 9 days feminine energy is worshiped and lot of hindu people invite little girls from their localities to their homes for a feast called "kanya bhojan" (kanya means girl and bhojan means meal) and then give them little gifts or money to show their respect.
She's called Garba Queen 👑 for a reason.
If you guys wanna watch more of this festival, you can watch the movie "Golliyon ki raasleela - ramleela". It stars Deepika and Ranveer Singh. One of the best movies by Sunjay Leela bansali. It may traumatise you tho. Good luck :)
Im rajasthani but yes i have done this.. this is amazing ❤❤
This festival is celebrated in all over the country but in different ways
In India, different regions celebrate this festival in unique ways. In Bengal, we call it "Durga Pujo," which honors Goddess Durga's victory over evil. This vibrant celebration lasts for 10 days and is filled with elaborate rituals, cultural events, and community gatherings. The festivities culminate on Vijaya Dashami (Day 10), when we immerse the idols of the goddess in water, symbolizing her return to her heavenly home.
A fun fact: there's a special radio program called "Mahishasura Mardini," which translates to "the one who killed the buffalo demon." It’s India's longest-running radio show, starting back in 1931! For many Bengalis, including me, this program marks the arrival of Durga Puja and holds a special place in our hearts. The beautiful music by Pankaj Mullick and the narration by Birendra Krishna Bhadra create a nostalgic atmosphere. I remember my parents waking me up before dawn to listen to it on the radio- it was like a signal that our holidays had begun! It was also a time for buying new clothes and enjoying delicious food together. During these 10 days, people are so enthusiastic that they hardly sleep, fully enjoying the celebrations!
In India every state has its own cultural dance and music and we perform that but garba and dandiya (dance form) is famous in all parts of India .But originally it is a gujrati folk. And also navratri is celebrated in all parts of India with joy . And in during day time we worship goddess Durga . And evening we organise cultural program .
It is celebrated throughout India but in a different manner.
For a change , can you do Nityashree Mahadevan singing Minsara Kanna - the original recording , it’s a beautiful tamil song
She is the tamil Shreya Ghoshal
Shakti means power. Goddess Durga is symbol of power. Power of Feminism in india is incredible and occasion to celebrate during Navratri.
Plzzz can someone can also explain them* kanya zamai * as it is also a part of navratri 🥺✨
It is also celebrated in Jharkhand. ❤
Yes we have done
Can you guys do Shreya Ghoshal singing ‘Araluthiru’ and Sony Nigam singing ‘Anisuthide’ in the kannada movie ‘Mungaru Maleye’ or do the live version of it .
Also the lyrics are beautifully written so keep that handy ?
Lemme tell u navratri its a whole vibe we do puja in the day and then its a celebratory dance night that goes on for 9 days.. its like a communal dance festival where everyone dresses up and unites by dancing (if i were to compare its like a huge indian ball where people socialize) and i just got back from dandiya night 😂it was a blast ❤
After 9 days ,we do kanchak , like to open up our 9 days fast we do puja of 9 young girls to celebrate the 9 form of goddess durga and serve them food and gave them some gifts and take their blessings ❤❤❤❤
The video of the place you saw, if you want to play somewhere like that on the ground then you need to buy passes. But if you'll go to local places like in any appartment (where they celebrate) or like in a local area, you can participate for free
It's now done in most part of North and West India
In Gujarat people celebrate navratri with Garba ( dance form of Gujarat state) this dance form is part of worship goddess Durga the in 9 days of Navratri
Festival season is full on.Dussehra Mela(fair) has already started nearby.
In market places there is a lot of hustle and bustle. I like this festival season a lot😊😊😊
You literally need a wholeass separate podcast for just festival (worship/devotional) music.
You need to make whole series if you want to know about Indian festivals
This is going right now
NAVRATRI's literal translation means 9 NIGHTS.
Search for UNITED WAYS FROM VADODARA, your mind will be blown.
Existence itself of anything, is an integral part of Energy or Goddess Shakti. She's worshipped as the Goddess Energy. Ancient sages mentioned Energy as a feminine Lord or Goddess. From visible to non visible form of every creation, is considered as a part of her. "Energy can neither be created nor can be destroyed" as we learnt in schools..
Where Bollywood try hard to make youth believe that you can't enjoy without alcohol vulgarity and drugs here in India we enjoy a lot without any of these 🎉🎉
Just came home doing this dance😂
Diwali of Golden temple Amritsar is very famous too.