Posing at the Bahia Shrine after performing for an Indian wedding party.
With my dance partner and fellow Bollywood Angel,Vanja, looking lovely
in emerald green!
My new party outfit from Khush's shop "Instyle".
Amira dressed like Aishwarya Rai from the movie "Devdas".
"Bollywood Angels" Vanja and Amira
in costume for
Yaad Piya Ki Aane Lagi
The poplular song "Beedi" from Omkara is a very popular song that we get requested to dance to alot. We have the same costume
that Kareena Kapoor wore in the movie to dance to this number in:
For a more conservative look the client can request that we wear saris like those pictured below:
Our choli and lehenga costumes.
Bellydance/Bollywood fusion costumes for sword, floorwork and other fiery numbers.
Vanja and Amira Bollywood Dance Demo video
(other costumes available upon client's request)
UPDATED VIDEO COMING SOON!
Amira and teacher Khush perform "Dola Re Dola" at Global Dance Arts Cairo Meets Calcutta workshop/show Dec 1, 2007
Indian Cultural Center, Gainesville, FL
BOLLYWOOD SONG LIST
These songs are choeographed and available for the client to chose from for their special event:
Beedi from Omkara
Kajare from Bunty and Bubly
Taal Se Taal Mila remix from Taal
Chaiyya Chaiyya from Dil Se
Choli Ke Peeche Kya Hai interactive duet from Khal Nayak
Tauba Tauba (Feel the Fire) from Kaal
Yaad Piya Ki Aane Lagi from Pyaar Koi Khel Nahin
Hothon pe Aise Baat remix from Jewel Thief
Bumbro (wedding song) from Mission Kashmir
Dramatic Sword dance with Indian style music
Bhangra!! the lively folk dance form Punjab.
Aaja Nachle from Aaja Nachle (choreography currently in progress)
Kahin Aage Lagi from Taal -double veil bellydance fusion solo by Amira
Dola Re Dola from Devdas - only available as duet with Khush and Amira
O Sikander from Corporate - only available as trio with Khush, Vanja, and Amira
Special request songs are accepted but will require an additional charge for the new choreography.
My inspirations...the gorgeous Aishwarya Rai and Madhuri Dixit.
Amira with Veena and Neena at the Dances of India workshop in South Carolina
in February of 2003. It is where I first learned Bollywood and Bhangra!
Happy Dancing!
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