Dancer Gautami Patil Shares Glimpses From Her Show At Dahi Handi Celebrations

Gautami Patil is a well-known Lavani folk dancer in India. The dancer shares a huge fan base, which encompasses individuals from all age groups. She is often in the headlines with her controversial statements and dance videos on social media. She recently attended the famous Dahi Handi celebrations in Magathane, Maharashtra. For the event, she was seen wearing a red nauvari saree and a yellow blouse with a picture of Radha Krishna at the back. She completed her Marathi look with a decorative nath (nose ring) and styled her hair in a messy bun. She also shared a video from the event on her Instagram account. The post garnered significant attention online, amassing several views on Instagram. It also sparked a flurry of reactions in the comment section from the fans and social media users. Many users dropped heart emojis and ‘Jay shree ram’ in the comment box.

Thousands of people thronged to see Gautami. There was a houseful crowd in the event during the Dahi Handi festival. Talking to the media, she said, “I am very happy to have come to Mumbai. The youth is ready to break the curd. This is my second year, thanks to the organisers for inviting me. There are 3 presentations today across Mumbai”.

The dancer shared another video of her on Instagram. In the clip, she is seen wearing a light blue saree and a purple blouse. She adorned herself with minimal jewellery like earrings and a nose ring. She is also holding a child, dressed like little Krishna, in her hand.

Previous to this, she performed another dance on the occasion. On Instagram, she shared her dance video which garnered significant responses from the users. In the clip, she is seen elegantly dressed in a white Nauvari saree and a blue blouse. The dancer’s followers were quick enough to reach the comment section to compliment her look.

Dahi Handi is a vibrant and energetic festival celebrated every year on the second day after Janmashtami, which marks the birth of Lord Krishna. The auspicious occasion commemorates Lord Krishna’s love for butter and his mischievous attempts at stealing it as a child.