As they aunt brings them near the DJ table, and she asks Lini to play
"Nachde Ne Saare." He puts the song on, and all five of them started dancing.
"Come on everyone,come on...woohoo"...the five of them starts exclaiming in joy...dancing fully in their own ways...Abe and Khara then insists everyone to dance... And slowly, everyone starts catching the beats as the lyrics goes ' Nachde Ne saare ral-mil ke...Aaj hil dul ke...Le saare ke saare nazare....'.... All danced so gracefully as if they made the room a heavenly place... Everyone in their own way... Khara's cousin Vinit, brother Dhruv ; Abe's elder brother Amay and cousin Dev danced in an Indian grace and glory. They all were in a circle... While Khara's cousin Vinit and brother Dhruv started doing the Indian Upright freestyle way while Abe's elder brother Amay doing Sideways twist. But the most elegant and catching dance was of Abe's cousin Dev... He started doing Bhangra - a popular dance of Punjab state in India. Its a typical dance form in which the dancer executes vigorous kicks, leaps and bends to the accompaniment of short songs. And having the company of Punjabi friends in India, Dev has been an expert in doing Bhangra. On the same veins, Khara's sister Anushka and aunt Sangita with Amay's wife Rasika danced together as if they were competing with one other. While on the other side, Abe's younger brother Sumit was busy in learning American dance forms from his cousins Lolo, Vex, Khayi and Tani. The Golden agers sat at one side after giving a glimpse of their dance. Martia, Mala, Mara, Joseq, Trenti and Arohi (daughter of Khara's aunt and uncle) felt spiritless dancing on the adult's songs. So they all bolted to the Children's room, played the CD and turned the volume up high. They played their song 'Dhinka Chika...Dhinka Chika' and started jumping and hoping in enjoyment and fun. Khara and Abe too were busy in dancing.
Abe felt tired and sat on the desk at a side. He was too enjoying the fest. As he was observing everyone dancing, his eyes got stucked for a while on a beautiful woman who was his wife - Khara. As the songs changed, Khara was getting more graceful and energetic. He continued watching her as if he was felling in Love with her again. Khara, wearing a beautiful Orange and Hot Pink colored embroidered Lehenga, was dancing and showing her moves at every beat of the song 'Garmi' which was playing then. Lehenga is an Indian attire meaning ankle-length skirt which is worn by Indian women and has long been a part of Indian tradition. It is usually secured at waist and leaves the lower back and midriff bare. As the lyrics changed, she was getting more graceful making Abe's eyes stucked on her for long. Abe went back in his memories of the days in which he and Khara spent their time together. He realized that how busy he was that he didn't got the time to recreate those special moments with his other half and regreted with a sigh for not noticing his beautiful wife since morning.
Author Ciara Webb
Story written by Ciara Webb
Co-author Mansi Rupesh More
Hindi translator written by Mansi Rupesh More
Co-Assistants 26Khayali and Ridhi.p
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