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By Allie Stote

- Bhangra, one of the most engergetic dances in the lineup, kept the audience on its toes. Dancers stormed the stage with lively movements and contagious enthusiasm. By Allie Stote

- Sumit Malik ‘13 and Daniel Haldar ‘12 pair up to perform a Hindustani Classical medley, exploring the emotions of sorrow and tranquility through the tabla, a type of drum, and a piano. The piece starts off with a slow, improvised introduction then speeds up, culminating in a fast tempo. By Allie Stote

- Throughout the performance, singers, dancers, and announcers alike refrained from wearing shoes to give the show the most authentic feel possible. During fast-paced acts, the sound of the bare feet on the stage added to the overall rhythm of the piece. By Allie Stote

- Dancers from the Hinidi Film piece dazzle the audience with their sequined dresses and embossed sashes. The piece is most recognizable for its modern music pulled from popular Bollywood movies. By Allie Stote

- Omer Aftab ‘11 and Palak Patel ‘11 share the vocals in the South Asian Rock piece. The rock band combines contemporary South Asian rock with popular American beats like “Sweet Child of Mine” by Guns N’ Roses. By Allie Stote

The Harvard South Asian Association presents the 22nd annual Ghungroo performance. This year's show is the group's largest yet, showcasing over 350 student performers and 13 acts ranging from singing and dancing to acting.

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