Latinos react to Dola Re Dola For the FIRST TIME! |Devdas| Aishwarya Rai & Madhuri Dixit

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[@Waleska-Herrera]

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[@kanistansss]

react to the title "Ghar More Pardesiya". The colors, outfits, choreography, cinematography and vocals of Shreya Ghoshal and Vaishali Mhade are incredible. It will surely be the most beautiful clip you have ever seen so far. (watch the longest version : 10min.37)

[@user-cp7ct6gn4y]

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[@hadjer5400]

please react to Balam Pichkari Full Song Video Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani | PRITAM | Ranbir Kapoor, Deepika Padukone

[@hadjer5400]

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[@umxx.x_382]

could you guys please react to more pakistani singers!! i recommend hadiqa kiani ‘daachiwaliya’ on coke studio or her ‘jaanay is dil’ on sufi score, also rahat fateh ali khan and amjad sabri ‘rang’ on coke studio!!!

[@kaustubhdeshpande6144]

To explain the ornamentation. The red dot on the forehead is a bindi. It has huge significance in hinduism and indian culture. The bindi is called the "third eye" and is a spiritual symbol. In hinduism we believe that there are two eyes for seeing the world externally, but there is a third eye that looks inwards, that is able to glean the ocean of spirituality, and find enlightenment, bliss and consciousness. Hence usually women and men would adorn the third eye as an acknowledgement of that spirituality. In terms of the painted hands. That is referred to as mehendi or henna. Its a dye that is painted on arms hands and feet for religious ocassions and weddings. Its quite integral to the south asian make up ( india , pakistan, bangladesh, nepal, sri lanka) . And the jewellery is just something we are big on. wearing jewellery is considered a symbol of Lakshmi (the goddess and wealth and fortune) and thus symbolises wealth and prosperity. In terms of dance. these films take influence significanlty if not even directly from indian classical dance forms. There are 8 forms of indian classical dance, in devdas you will see Kathak (one of the indian classical dance forms) used in various musical settings. "Maar dala" and "Kaahe chhed mohe" from devdas, are iconic for kathak and classical thumri if you want to get further into dance. Indian dance forms heavily emphasise intricate movements and expression. Hence why it comes across as soo natural.

[@velvetgalaxy]

Actually in this case they aren't wearing mehendi but আলতা/alta (red dye), which is apart of Bengali culture. Bengali women across both West Bengal and Bangladesh adorn their hands and feet with the dye and is most commonly worn during cultural and religious festivities as well as Bengali weddings.

[@nerds4life19]

@@velvetgalaxy alta(red dye) is used all over central and north-eastern India,not only for Bengali women...

[@velvetgalaxy]

@@nerds4life19 I didn't say otherwise??? I'm talking about the significance of alta in Bengali culture cause Devdas is based on Bengali culture

[@sarasharma4274]

@@nerds4life19 Exactly! In Bihar, Jharkhand, Eastern UP, Chhattisgarh, etc.

[@nerds4life19]

@@sarasharma4274 yup and i am from Bihar...

[@royaltrblx]

In the video they're celebrating durga puja, a religous celebration that's huge and one of the most important amongst Bengali hindus. Also the movie is based on a Bengali novel from 1917, so the movie is set in the 1900's and the cultural background(?) is also set amongst bengali hindus.

[@coptic9656]

More than religious tradition I would say Dharmic tradition.

[@talkease1050]

react to o re piya .. ft rahat fateh ali khan

[@muditsharmaacoustic]

On point!! Just to add further, each state in India usually have its own festivals, type of music (folk music), style of dancing, choice of attire etc. In this video, Begali culture (from state of Bengal, eastern part of India) is captured. The beauty is, senior pioneer actress Madhur is from Maharashtra state (western part of India) and Aishwarya (junior to Madhuri) is from Karnataka state (southern India) however, they both were spot on in depicting Bengali culture ( attire and dance especially). Fun fact. - Aishwarya was way too nervous to do a dance duet with Madhuri since Madhuri is considered as one of the best female dancers that bollywood ever had.

[@parichayanayak8784]

Bengalis and odias i guess!!!!

[@muditsharmaacoustic]

@@parichayanayak8784 Indeed, cultures are that close only those people would be able to differentiate if they can. Advantage of being neighbours. :)

[@galimir]

You just witnessed one of the eternal classics of Bollywood.This performance is recognized as the greatest of Bollywood for all time.Its the only song ever,in what are the 2 Queens of Bollywood together-the more senior Madhuri Dixit,and Aishwarya Rai.The choreographer is a legend(Saroj Khan),the director,everything! There were hundreds of special ,expensive sarees of Ash&Madhuri,worth together with the real golden etc.jewellery ,millions.This was the most expensive movie made in India at that time.Its just one of a kind,everything about it.❤

[@fatimamohammedbello3632]

Exactly. Followed by Jodha Akbar

[@jayantpatel250]

The director is none other than Sanjay Leela Bhansali who likes to include big dance sequences based on classical forms in his films. By the way he is Gujju(Gujarati). Leela in his name is his mother’s name.

[@jennyvarshavski3138]

Omg I cant believe I met u here 😦 ...what a coincidence ..u have subscribed this one too 😂😂 lol same same 😂😂 ...I m just seeing u everywhere master 😂😂

[@galimir]

@@fatimamohammedbello3632 yep

[@nishantsingh8420]

Saroj khan..was the choreographer..she died this year..she is legendary choreographer in Bollywood

[@sakshirao2103]

For the Indian Dance Podcast, you should definitely include the songs "Pinga", "Ghar more pardesiya" and "Mere Dholna sun"...You will get to know the intricate dance movements in Indian classical. Just like the Indian Classical singing, it takes years of Practice to master the Classical dance forms too..

[@bhardwajpankaj]

I wish I had one more heart

[@vaibhavvabs]

Yes "mere dhokha sun" song from movie "bhool bhulaiya" picturization is so amazing

[@AS-jo8qh]

And also Mohe Rang do lal, Nagada sang dhol and Lahu Muh lag gaya

[@eshalal3283]

Yes mohe rang do laal is a must

[@talkease1050]

o re piya ...

[@aminmeghani6819]

Singers: Shreya (Aishwarya) Kavitha K (Madhuri) KK (male vocals)

[@artishakya5704]

Actually there are 2 actress in this song 1: Madhuri dixit: she is known as expression queen of India. 2: Aishwarya Rai: She is Miss world of 1994. They both are one of the most successful actress in Bollywood history🙏❤️❤️🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@musicmaniac5314]

Expression Queen of India??? LMAO TF

[@prabodhanmurti3310]

@@musicmaniac5314 It's not any title bro, she is just trying to explain that both are top actresses of bollywood

[@rockstar-ot4hm]

@@musicmaniac5314 she is

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​@@musicmaniac5314shut up

[@aamentalukdar9371]

The context of this song is that they’re celebrating the Bengali festival of Durga Puja (you see the idol of the goddess in question in the first glimpse). They’re wearing a red and white saree, a typical outfit worn during Bengali religious festivals and other auspicious occasions. The red dot on their forehead is a tip/bindi and the designs on their hands are made with another red dye called alta. Both are worn for auspicious events.

[@kaushy]

the red and white saree is called "laal par saree' bengali, pronounced as "laal-paar-sha-ree

[@aamentalukdar9371]

I’m Bengali, I already know.

[@divyasaha8748]

I noticed something... Both of them are really good and quick in pronouncing Indian names, more than many other western you tubers till now I have seen on you tube...

[@RAIRADIO]

Because Spanish has same syllables as Indian languages.

[@kathatarang8418]

@@RAIRADIO correct

[@measoy4557]

They ain't america. So that why

[@carolinpurayidom4570]

That's because they're Latinos

[@carolinpurayidom4570]

@@measoy4557 they are its just they are not white

[@PackOfWolves]

To answer some questions: This film is based on a well known but old novel, Devdas. It's been adapted for either film or TV (or web series) at least 20 times across India and Pakistan, so the basic story is well known, though different adaptations focus on different things. The novel was published in 1917 by famous author Sarat Chandra Chatterjee. He was a Bengali, living in Bengal. Hence, the original book was set in Bengal, during the early 1900s. This particular film was made as period romance drama. The director Sanjay Leela Bhansali is known for being a perfectionist about visuals - so there are lots and lots of small details to convey the mood of Bengal in 1917. Accordingly: - What is this occasion? This is Durga Puja, a festival/religious celebration specific to Bengal and Eastern India. For the story, any big party would've worked, but SLB decided to stick with Durga Puja as the occasion to really drive home how Bengali the characters are. The "Hindu-ness" of this festival is also highlighted by all the red and gold in the scene. In general, red, gold, and orange are associated with Hinduism and green and black is associated with Islam. - What's the red paint/decoration on their hands and feet? Another thing specific to Bengali and East Indian women. It is just a traditional style. Women still do this for weddings and special occasions in Bengal. - That guy seems like the bad guy YEP! He's the bad guy. He's just a random gossipy relative who is about to ruin things. This is happening at a private residence (it is a party at Paro's house - the woman dancing to Shreya's parts), and this dude is supposed to be rich, gossipy, mean - and related to Paro through marriage. Other details: In the film/book, the character of Chandramukhi (dancing to KK's part) is supposed to be Muslim. Also, she is a courtesan. Hence, her presence at a Hindu celebration at an upscale household is supposed to be socially trangressive, but also an incredible act of kindness, kinship, and hospitality by Paro (dancing to Shreya's parts). In most of India, there are beautiful designs done on the floor in coloured sand (rangoli) for religious special occasions. In Bengal, we use rice powder and water to make a kind of paint, and make the designs out of that. This is called alpona. The main difference is that you can walk on it, and it will pretty much last until you wash it off - so these can get pretty big. You can see a big alpona on the floor they are dancing on. Yes this is a Hindu thing as well. The lyrics of the song and what they are doing/dancing matches up. This is how most Indian classical dance works, so the audience would be familiar with how that works. I know you looked at the lyrics, but it's different to see them doing it in motion. eg. when they sing "dola" they literally sway. When Paro says "I hope he puts sindoor/vermillion on you (ie. I hope he makes you his wife)" she mimes putting on sindoor. When they talk about leg jingles or anklets, they literally touch their ankles or gesture to their feet. You can check out a version of this with English subtitles here if you like: kzbin.info/www/bejne/haXRqnWMeZWCqpo In other parts of the film, you can see the women wearing blouses with short but puffed sleeves (like in the lamp song - another one where all the dance moves correlate heavily to the lyrics). This was a very recognisable style in the 1920s, that has been out of fashion since. The script even has characters randomly speak one or two Bengali words to really get across that Bengali feeling - but as a Bengali myself, although I appreciate the big budget mainstream spotlight on my culture, those parts came off as kind of cringy, because the actors just have totally the wrong accent.

[@PackOfWolves]

PS: If you wanna see a subtitled version of Sil Sila ye Chahat ka (the lamp song), I recommend this one: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pnKreXqDd7Oar80 The translation and timing is great - but the audio has been altered to avoid copyright. I recommend watching it 1.5 speed.

[@sanjuktabhattacharjee8258]

Just to add to this, the red colour is very auspicious in Bengali Hindu culture. So a traditional Bengali attire for a Bengali woman is a white sari with red border in the style worn by the women in this video (there are many styles of wearing a sari - a traditional Indian garment). And, this scene was not there in the original novel. These two characters never meet in the original story. And I guess most Bengalis don't like this movie because it's not exactly an accurate description of our culture and it did not do justice to the original story. Women did not dance like this in Bengal in that period either. But aesthetically, it's nice to look at and Bollywood does take some liberties for dramatization purposes. Also, this movie was screened at the Cannes Film Festival that year.

[@pandaaaaa4]

Just want to add onto this that the red paint/hena/mehndi is traditional to a lot of South Asian cultures, and is still used for religious and cultural events today as well. I'm specifically talking about the hands and feet paint not the red teek on forehead

[@jennyvarshavski3138]

Omg Respect+++++ 😂😂 for explaining all this ...

[@RandomzzOfficial]

@@pandaaaaa4 yup its a Pakistani thing as well. Its kinda annoying that we always have to explain that its in Pakistan as well cause everyone always says indian indian indian but the people reactig might not know about partition and that we share the same culture, we're just speprated by borders, by law, thats literally the only thing that seperates us

[@SakshiSingh-pe7ep]

I love how you guys try to break everything down to a point that we Indians sometimes fail to notice. You guys made me appreciate more of my cultural music

[@riazworld5]

I have never seen a foreigner react in this way to this song , the way u reacted was MY GOD identify ever single details and notes. Loved it

[@rasaa7227]

Both ladies are classically trained dancers which shows in their movements. Aishwarya (taller one) is trained in bharatanatyam, while Madhuri is trained in kathak.

[@sevinchtuychiyeva5249]

Is it the type of indian dances? I know kathak, garba but i m totally sure there are a lot more dance types than this?

[@shalini7315]

@@sevinchtuychiyeva5249 There are bharatnatyam, Kuchipudi, alot more....

[@sevinchtuychiyeva5249]

@@shalini7315 hi, can u please tell me which of these dances did they (Aishwarya Rai and Madhuri Dixit) perform?

[@shalini7315]

@@sevinchtuychiyeva5249 The choreographer of this song is famous is Saroj Khan ma'am. She discovered the unique dance from. It's mix of Indian classical dance forms kathak and bharatnatyam which she named it as "Nautwary". That's Saroj Khan's unique art.

[@sevinchtuychiyeva5249]

@@shalini7315 omg, that s wonderful. Thank you for the information

[@abhishekpanda2226]

As like Indian classical singing there is also classical dancing as well ….there are many forms of it ..like Bharat natyam, kathak, odishi etc…these moves you see are part of these forms….and about indian dance industry, its not only huge but also on the top of the world…indian dance crew THE KINGS won the World of Dance season 3…indian crew V UNBEATABLE has won the America Got Talant Champions …you should checkout there performance sometime in near future…cheers LOVE YOU GUYS ❤️

[@rupa1027]

Indian classical dance forms are as rich as Indian classical music... Proud to be an Indian

[@onpoint1708]

The drawing on hand is called Hina Art. And the colour that they used on their feet is called 'Aalta' in my region. This is Indian culture thing.

[@kathatarang8418]

On hand is also Alta

[@exoversehunnie]

Indian dancing is as amazing and diversified as Indian singing. There are classical dances(Bharatnatyam, kathak, kuchipudi etc) and modern dancing(hip hop, lyrical, contemporary etc). "THE KINGS" and Desi Hoppers were the winners at World of Dance. You should definitely check out their performances, starting with The kings bahubali final performance. In bollywood, you should check out Hrithik Roshan, Nora Fatehi, Prabhu Deva, Tiger Shroff, Katrina Kaif, songs from the movie ABCD, and many more for dancing.

[@IndySidhu88]

Sherya Goshal and Kavita Krishnamurthy are my very favourite Indian women singers. Undoubtedly flawless. Since I was younger and growing up around them in an Indian family very into music they epitomise the very soul of their genres and styles. Strong, harmonious, controlled and resonant.

[@greenfield2603]

You know what , acting is most important in Indian dance .

[@relaxingearth7100]

Well, they seem completely natural because we are looking at bollywood's two of the most flawless dancers, great expressions, great movements and both great actors! NOTE: Every bollywood actress is expected to know the dancing along with acting. You should watch more Sunidhi songs such as Kamli Song: Dhoom 3.

[@bhoomirathore352]

There's so many songs u could react to Aishwarya for example 1. Kajra re 2. Barso re 3. Jash-e-bhaara And many more but these r my top 3, I hope you give some time these suggestions and I'm sure u will not be disappointed bcuz the songs and choreo are damn amazing

[@Ngawanghardy]

crazy fact - Madhuri, the other lead actress was around 4 months pregnant during this time

[@ashaypallav4158]

What??? Really???

[@swan_909]

No she wasn't. that is just a rumor. So far I know she never suffered a miscarriage and if you see the date of birth of her first son, it doesn't add up

[@anyambubauchechukwuinnocen8358]

I heard that she was pregnant

[@RiyaAdvani7]

It's 4:45 am here in india. And I decided to watch your video instead of sleeping 🥱 And guys, she used to be one of the most famous bollywood actress but now there are more famous actors than her. She's still a legend tho. Bollywood before used to be all about classical dancing like this but now bollywood has become westernised with hip-hop dancing with very few classical dances. I love both tho

[@marquisballard4213]

OMG I love Yall ❤ Devadas is one of the greatest and most iconic Bollywood movies of all time & Dola Re Dola is a classic Masterpiece, I love the hell out of this song. Visually stunning and Beautiful, Love yalls Reaction ❤ 💕 The choreographer behind this masterpiece, Saroj Khan, Died sometime this Year, Bless her Heart 🧡🤍💚 🇮🇳 🙏🙏🙏

[@0arjun077]

You guys have to react to Classical dance forms of India. Its where all these came from.

[@notsoblueskyyy]

Vermillion or sindur (sindoor) is basically a red powder that is worn by women in the मांग (I don't know the English word for that but it's the line from where the hair is parted) . Vermillion is adorned by married women and has religious significance. Here it symbolizes her eternal love for her husband/ lovers.

[@thunderbird4712]

Waleska guessing correct things and then Efra misleading her is so sibling things..🤣🤣 Yes he is bad guy..

[@glorrrr5579]

I'm from Indonesia, my sister and her best friend when they were 18 they won a talent competition in our area and now they are 30 years old and still remember the dance to this song.. and people know it until this day.. 😂

[@dancerchick]

Great reaction guys. Thankyou. Also, the ladies are all wearing Bengali sarees. In India every state has a different way of draping sarees. These two sarees in particular weighed so heavy that there were times when Aishwarya couldn't manage to stand up after sitting down. Her ears bled from wearing the super heavy earrings. Also,this song was the most epic moment of Indian cinema because it united two amazing actors and dancers Madhuri Dixit and Aishwarya Rai. Madhuri Dixit was pregnant here, so she wasn't given a lot of heavy movements. Both the ladies are Indian classically trained dancers(in India we have several different forms of classical dance,again different in different States. Like in the West you have ballet) In Indian dance numbers, the face which includes majorly the eyes and lips are supposed to be very expressive...even when carrying out a super complicated dance movement. That's how we perform. And not just the mechanical aspect of it. People whose faces are blank while dancing are not considered good dancers in India. You can see there are moments when it's mostly the closeup of their faces...because they are supposed to be talking through just the eyes..There is so much to tell but it will take me hours to type everything 😅

[@zuu876]

i think the reason why you don't get overwhelmed is becuase there's always the very prominent main focus whether it's the two main dancers or the synchronization of the whole crew that makes a certain formation. those dynamics keep the one who watches the show intertained and drawn to it, and it's one of the reasons why i love bollywood

[@siddharth7860]

Ig u might be unaware about the fact that the choreographer was right behind the camera dancing so the actual actresses copied there in front of the camera while they were recording so it was like a live choreography session while the camera is actually rolling, the Jewelleries they wore are all gold and freaking heavy, even the outfits r freaking heavy, this song took WEEKS to be written because Sanjay Leela Bhansali(the director) thought that it had to be perfect because he was uniting two of Bollywood's biggest stars Madhuri Dixit(one of the most famous and biggest stars of India) and Aishwarya Rai(one of the biggest and most famous star also a miss world and known as the most beautiful woman in the world), it was also rumored that madhuri dixit was 3 month pregnent during the shoot of this song yet she did it..... Indian film industry is filled with legends and beautiful stories😍😍

[@Sadcappybara]

you guys can react to Bairi Piya from the same movie Devdas sung by Shreya Ghosal.

[@monicaosmani9244]

You guys should react to Dil Laga Na from Dhoom 2, the main couple is Aishwarya Rai (the taller, thinner girl here) and Hrithik Roshan ( one of the guys from Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara) it’s so good and takes place in Brazil 😊

[@manujanardhanan1878]

This song is like the best introduction to bollywood musical scene, the music, the choreography, the big sets, the production, the drama, romance and ofcourse the queens Madhuri Dixit and Aishwarya Rai... 😘 Epic.

[@jasneetkaur6782]

You an see the making of this song also. Both the women are famous dancers and actresses also. There are many classical and folk dances according to different states of India.In Classical dances there are many hand gestures and body movements.Rules have to be followed.But it is semi - classical.Aishwaria is a'Kattakh Dancer'

[@oogaboogass]

Them pausing at the best part is getting on my nerves 😐

[@Tanha._.]

Waleskas intuition is scary 😂 they are sharing/talking of love as it just so happens of the same man (the one the water at the start of the vid) vermillion is the red powder from the other vid as waleska guessed and its applied where the hair parts as a symbol of marriage for married women (similar to how wedding rings imply the person is married) in this video in specific the color on the hands and feet are from alta even henna can also be used but henna happens to be for more intricate designs however this "look" if you will is more commonly done with alta (mix vermillion with water) basically its a dye but most important is that it is red im not very well versed on any cultural/relgious reasoning behind this if there is any but i do know that its easier to cover the large areas that are being colored with alta (using a brush to paint it on) versus henna (using a cone to apply google it the western world has gone nuts over henna last couple of years 😅) also alta dries faster whereas henna takes a bit longer I could be off on some things here im not indian im from bangladesh but the cultures are heavily mixed and well we grew up on these actors and movies Legit the king (shah rukh khan) and queen (aishwariya rai) of bollywood are here in their prime and madhuri dixit is no less of a queen herself living legends all of them Thank you for the reaction! ❤❤

[@e_r_i_s2164]

This movie is classic and the 2 actresses and actor are GOLD ACTORS..they are QUITE BIG, ADORED AND RESPECTED.

[@claraluna7436]

Hey guys! Love watching your reactions, and your perspectives on the music... I feel like I truly do learn a lot when watching your videos 💕

[@rinkyjyala]

Imagine they reacting to Madhuri’s Maar Daala..and her iconic green outfit,set,music everything

[@anamikasharma2176]

i agree with efra when he said its easy for us to get dance steps goes through lyrics. i have danced on this song in highschool annual function. along with soo many other girls , it just comes naturally to dance to these songs. just remembered my school days.

[@Sandhyarani_Sawant]

This movie is one of the iconic movies. And they both are talking celebrating adoring love that they have for Dev, a male character. And they love a same man. It's a story of full of emotions, love, self respect, devotion.... You can start watch Indian movies from Devdas!!!!

[@indian3056]

Songs like "hum Dil de chuke Sanam" ,"hamesha tumko chaha" are good ones to.If you liked this,please do watch them too. They're beautiful 😭😭

[@sanatgupta6010]

All of them sung by the legendary - Kavita Krishnamurthy 🙏🏻💯

[@jasneetkaur6782]

Love to see this reaction😍 You must watch "Ghar More Pardesia" and 'Kajrare"to watch one of the best songs. The women apply hena (mehandi) on their hands and feet but in this song they have applied Alta red colour)on their feet.

[@kathatarang8418]

In eastern part of India Bengal, Bihar, Orissa etc Alta is common to apply on hands and feet and is cosidered more pure than mehendi

[@myaatkins]

If you were to do an Indian dance podcast I highly recommend checking out some of the classical dances. And I hope we can have another classical podcast on carnatic and hindustani music. Also vermillion is also the translation for Sindor in movies. Sindor is the red you'll see in the part of their hair. It's a symbol of a married woman

[@jithumohanlal8142]

U guys are doing a really good job decoding what's going on...especially the story line 👏😀👍...yup he is a bad wolfy looking guy...and yes both the ladies are talking about thier shared love about another guy..not this wolf..good job!!

[@motionislife4879]

Everything Bollywood comes from 1) Folk music & dance of India, 2) Classical music & dance of India, 3) Arabic/Persian & Western influence or fusion here and there. In order to go deeper into Indian music & dance you will have to explore both folk & classical deeply.

[@hebaashmawy4035]

And Finallllyyy!!! That is the one i was waiting for! love you guys so much from Egypt

[@dayana23ist]

React to Maar dala please!!! This is an outstanding song 🎶 ICONIC 💜

[@soumyasinharoy4838]

I think it is time for You to see Indian classical dance forms... Bharatanatyam ,Kathak ,ODC kuchipudi, and many more . everyone has their own beautiful way of expressing our culture .😌♥️🙏

[@sharadapai3424]

It is said that madhuri ma'am was pregnent withher second child (?) during the shoot of this song. It is amazing how she could perform so well during such a crucial time of her life... Love the way you guys dissect each music video. It gives us a little insite of the western music as well. Love and support from India ❤

[@sonali4429]

Really !! 😯

[@jankipatel9412]

That’s was a rumour And please fact check before spreading anything

[@sharadapai3424]

@@jankipatel9412 that is what I have heard It wasn't sure so thought of putting it here so someone like you can correct me... Thank you

[@jankipatel9412]

@@sharadapai3424 ik People say stuff now days just to start something or they just don’t know the truth That’s why we should double check everything that we read so we don’t keep the rumour going, doesn’t matter good or bad :)

[@sharadapai3424]

@@jankipatel9412 sorry don't take that into consideration... Will double check for sure next time thank you ☺

[@smrutirekhabhattacharya996]

Hi guys, you can react to all the songs in this movie, because you'll see every single song has a completely different feel.

[@bollywoodbabethailand]

Yesss

[@asg1183]

Like you've discovered for Indian(Bhartiya) music, dance here is also too intricate with it's deep classical connections.

[@Achiever22]

You know what Madhuri Dixit was pregnant at that time!! This song is a pure art ❣️

[@sapnameena6318]

You both are so kind And geniuenly nice ppl

[@sarahtouati3124]

Yes there is a behind the scenes to this please watch it too I love you cute open minded siblings reactions all love just react to the whole devdas Movie please, it has 3 Other songs to it 😍 I watched it dubbed in French first when I was 13 years old then I watched it in it's original language hindi subtitled in french, then subtitled in english lol so you can watch it English subtitled or you can search it in Spanish maybe you will find it good luck ✌️

[@deepsundarsahoo3676]

Go for Pinga another gem from this song director ft. Deepika Padukone and Priyanka Chopra very similar like this but different song

[@user-ty9fr5yq1y]

One of my favourite hindi movie of all time. I cried a bucket for this movie...it's full package. The songs and acting were amazingly done.

[@divyasaha8748]

Now you guys will come to know about the Indian classical dance... Interesting... 😂 Actually it's a movie based on a Bangla novel published in 1917 called Devdas... "Devdas is a Bengali romance novel written by Sarat Chandra Chatterjee. The character of Parvati was based on a real life second wife of zamindar Bhuvan Mohan Chowdhury, it was said that even the writer visited the village. According to sources, the original village was called Hatipota." - Wikipedia

[@ritika8937]

Your reaction on Dola re Dola....i love how you guys get amazed by our culture....Those women had painted there hands and fingers with what we call "Aaltaa" and there is a celebration going on on the occasion of Durga (goddess) puja...(a religious Hindu festival)..... vermillion is a red powder originally made of sandalwood and Kum Kum...in India... married women wear that red powder (Sindoor) in the middle of their hair partition..... So if you guys are really interested in doing the podcast related to Indian classical dance and music.... Here are some of the songs suggestions you will fall in love with this culture 1) Ghar more PARDESIYA 2) PINGA 3) mere dholna sun 4) Maiya yashoda 5) DHOLIDA 6) nagada sang Dhol baaje And many more like you can also watch videos on Indian classical dance like bharatnatyam... kathakali....there are many... And please do react to more Bollywood songs....we really love and appreciate when people are actually and genuinely interested in our culture and traditions✨✨❤️❤️❤️❤️......... MUCH LOVE FROM INDIA... PLEASE DO VISIT ATLEAST ONCE🥰🤗🤗

[@527stefy]

Maar Dala.... Devdas song.... react please!

[@tarastar3812]

The reaction was AWESOME!!! Much love from the Netherlands!!!

[@sacha.98]

Would really recommend the song "Kesariya Balam" from the movie Dor. It has some of the most interesting percussion play I have ever heard, might enjoy it :D

[@holymoly3536]

Guys now you need to react to kahe ched mohe by Kavita krisnamurti from the same movie...it is a classical kathak dance performance

[@user-kw6ez6jt4e]

The choreographers also get great recognition and respect in bollywood.

[@nishantikakundu7997]

The red paint that has been applied to their feet, finger tips and hands is called 'aaltaa'. Its a red, liquid cosmetic that has been in use in the bengali culture for a long time. It's normally applied to brides and married women but it never hurts to apply a little even if one is not married.

[@annmary.....]

Did you see how they committed with each other through the song? That's the most amazing thing in Bollywood music

[@aamentalukdar9371]

Falsetto sounds are actually not allowed in our classical music. Even for really high notes.

[@Alfareadzeyy]

Great reaction thank you so much!! FYI 4 days ago Novia Bachmid is just released her new comeback single official music video named “Ku Tutup Hatiku”, if you don’t mind please react to okay. You can check it on Hits Records channel. 1. Novia Bachmid - Ku Tutup Hatiku. I’ll make sure you won't regret watching it because this song is written by Novia too!!. Once again thank you for always supporting Indonesian singers. Greetings from Indonesia & Casanovi (Novia’s fanbase).

[@gayathrisunish1368]

Love the way you guys observe and interpret, going into details..

[@The-Progressive-EDM-Lover.]

I love this song. It gets stuck in my head.

[@pawanmeena5835]

Kavita krishnamurti is a living legend female singer ...you should react her more songs...

[@vyoma1998]

i love watching you guys get so amazed and happy cuz it really is so beautiful and so unlike any other culture; I love seeing others fall in love with my culture, songs, movies, actresses, and singers I love. You guys should react to Ram Chahe Leela Song that has the actress Priyanka Chopra Jonas in it and Bhoomi Trivedi sings it. Her voice is so unique and pretty cool in terms of having a lower range than what you're used to with Shreya, Sunidhi, etc. u have listened to. So I think that one would be nice, and plus it's so visually stunning.

[@sudhendugupte7562]

This was first when these two beauties and Hollywood best Dancers this movie was hit for this that year thanks.

[@annanyasharma60]

Choreographer is legendary Saroj Khan. She unfortunately passed away in 2020. She is a legend and has done so many hit songs in Indian cinema. This song took 18 days to shoot.

[@papigamerff2886]

This is a choreography masterpiece by legendary Saroj Khan.

[@marshadesouza7977]

Indian dance is extremely refined, it can express ever emotion, and each hand gesture express a word, you'll really need an expert to explain, there are various types of dance forms in India, each a unique style and dress, classical dance in India has a very vast history and is quite colourful 😜

[@ytuser920]

Yes yes yes we would love to see dance special podcasts Plzzz 😍 there are so many AMAZING AND MIND BLOWING dancers in India

[@goodsubs1864]

1 shot for every pause she made ❤️ i love it by the way

[@sujatabose7983]

So now you need to watch the whole movie - you'll love it

[@onedirectioner651]

Im enjoying the bollywood reactions

[@saadfoodandcats]

Your enthusiasm is contagious n ur explanations r totally knowledgeable....fantastic reaction

[@tujarabha8337]

This is a movie based on "bangoli" culture and tradition.. from kolkata,india..the women from kolkata specialy the married one wears the red stuff called "Aaltaa" on their hands and feet..and the red circle on forehead is a symble of a married women in india In this song there is a fastival going on.. They are worshiping the goddess Durga/Shakti which refers to power and the goddess of the entire creation ; the mother earth❤

[@NowGimmeThatBeat]

Still enjoying you guys’ content. The only thing I’d comment on here is when you perhaps can feel some sort of tension or build up to something you’re viewing for a first time, try not to pause until the tension releases. By pausing throughout that ending build up of the song you guys didn’t get to experience the intensity and dramatic tension. You can hear the tone shift in the music and as the brass kicks in somewhere your instinct tells you “oh no, some shits about to go down” Other than that great content as always

[@melanieputrisulistiawani7921]

Hamesha tumko chaha is the cool and amazing song, i hope your can react this song

[@winterbear904]

Most of the dances in this movie are the classical dance form Kathak or derived from classical dance forms. India has 8 classical dance forms from different regions and they involve a lot of rigorous training from an early age. Of course there's no age to learn but it's always better to start young and it takes years to master the dance forms. It's actually common in almost all classical dance forms to dance barefoot that too with "ghungroo" on. Ghungroo are basically a belt of bells like anklets and they are very heavy. The number of bells they can contain can range from 50-200 usually and having to dance barefoot with them weighing down your ankles requires a lot of training. Kind of like how it takes a few years of training in ballet to finally learn how to go en pointe, it takes a few years of barefoot dance training and then you are introduced to dancing with maybe 20 bell ghungroos and eventually the number of bells in the ghungroos keeps increasing. So most classical dancers are adept in dancing barefoot. Both the actresses in this movie are trained classical dancers, especially Madhuri Dixit (the one voiced by Kavitha Krishnamurthy). Aishwarya Rai (the one you saw in the previous song) was also Miss World. They both are very popular actresses.

[@namitasharma30]

Besides tabla, the drums used are dholak & dhol, I love your reaction videos, keep it up 😊

[@papigamerff2886]

Kavita Krishnamurthy has such a beautiful voice even more soothing than Shreya Ghoshal that's why she is my second favourite female singer after Alka Yagnik

[@rswatashi]

I totally agree..

[@prasadpawar1696]

Like you said to recommend dance video "jai jai shiv shankar song" from WAR movie would be best also "Bang Bang song" from Bang Bang movie. It's tribute to MJ from Indian Michael Jackson actor "Hrithik Roshan".

[@annanyasharma60]

Also, this song has been declared as the best Indian song ever choreographed.

[@parmarmanthan1738]

The one amazing fact about this song is that from this 2 gorgeous actress 1 is pregnant 😱😱And still she did such a beautiful dance video Even though she is pregnant And her name is Madhuri Dixit And the 2nd actress name is Aishwarya Rai

[@ankitamukherjee7595]

I suggest you should view some of Madhuri Dixit performance in this movie Such as Marr Dala, Kaahe Chhed Mohe, Ye kiski hai aahat as they are also fabulous

[@avishkajha7g709]

Maar dala and ye kiski hai aahat

[@argierog]

Why is this video in 360p?

[@binayasahu3326]

The movements are so rhythmically tuned that you can't take your eyes off.

[@shwetagupta1848]

India itself is like a planet with so much diversity and beautiful things to explore ❤️

[@minimoni3751]

Let me tell you one thing 😊 when it comes to India, you'll get everything you want and you'll get things you wouldn't expect too 😁.. It's diverse. Weather it's dance or song or anything else 😅... You'll get all..

[@watchbbforsidharth736]

Please react Aishwarya Rai another best song ( nimboda) u will love it by seeing her classical dance & voice too🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@s8ulfamilyfanakash513]

The red dye is henna mehendi ;it is usually used during different occasions and festivals

[@nithin5456]

Man! I love these guys. Their reactions are so good like......I don't know how to explain it but fucking love you two.