Nach to the Groove

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Nach to the Groove
Country of originIndia
Original languageHindi
Production
Running time23 minutes
Production company Sol (production company)
Release
Original network Disney Channel (India)
Original release2008 (2008) 
2008 (2008)

Nach to the Groove is an Indian television show that taught dance steps to the viewers.

Disney Channel launched 'Nach to the Groove' as an initiative to engage the tween audiences in dance and song. The kids channelroped in Kabir Arora to teach the audience 'How to Groove' on High School Musical and various Bollywood hits. Bollywood choreographer, Shiamak Davar set the mood for the groove at the start of each segment.

Format

The show started with Shiamak Davar choosing songs from High School Musical series, or Bollywood, and the taking a sentence from that song and showing steps suitable for that song's paragraph. The kids on the set with Kabir Arora practised that steps and teaching it to the viewers also.

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References

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