Imagine what would be dance without any music, any beats or rhythms. Dance looks quite incomplete if it isn’t accompanied by any music. You tend to feel the void, especially, during a couple dance where response to music is a must. Dance leaders may be able to lead many complicated moves, but if they are disembodied from the music

Whoever said that dance was only meant for lean people? Take a look at some of the most admired personalities of today and you’ll realise that one doesn’t need to be thin in order to dance.

Dance as we all know goes beyond technicalities and is all about fun, excitement and enjoying the art.

Dancers and dance enthusiasts love aggressive dances for these emotions are expressed by all and even look dynamic on stage.

Have you ever thought of the exact qualities that set apart the average dancer from a good one?

As a student you would naturally want to make the most of the dance class. But very often, most of the students that I come across lack a clear understanding of how to go about it.

So many times you must have heard people say, “dance like nobody’s watching” and chances are that you must have already tried this technique yourself.

It is said that the language of dance is universal and can be understood by one and all. Dance knows no boundaries and has no gender or colour preferences.

The world is abuzz with the news of Prince William’s wedding to Kate Middleton. The international media is in a frenzy on what all will be happening at the “wedding of the decade”.

When a dance as passionate as the Tango is to be performed, only a Bollywood hottie can do justice to it, as most actresses in the Indian film industry are sensual or surely can act as one.