Bhangra!
At the end of Peace Prayer day some of my friends led everyone in a Bhangra Dance. Eventually a big circle formed and people took turns showing dance moves in the circle.
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I’m just regural person and I can be wrong too, but I want to let you know that I was always told that doing bhangra with “chola” is disrespecting “Chola”, because “chola” suppose to be used for praying, playing gatka, or something to do with religion. When you want to do bhangra you should wear pant shirt or Indian cultural cloths.