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Hrithik Roshan and Falguni Pathak match dance steps at Garba night in Mumbai leaving fans mesmerised

The Kaho Na Pyaar Hai actor arrived at the event along with the writer-directors of Vikram Vedha, Pushkar & Gayatri, and producer Shibasish Sarkar.

Hrithik Roshan and Falguni Pathak match dance steps at Garba night in Mumbai leaving fans mesmerised
Mohnish Singh
By Mohnish SinghOct 03, 2022
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Bollywood superstar Hrithik Roshan, who can be currently seen in Vikram Vedha alongside Saif Ali Khan, celebrated the Navratri Maha Saptami with well-known singer Falguni Pathak at a Garba night event in Mumbai. The Kaho Na Pyaar Hai actor arrived at the event along with the writer-directors of Vikram Vedha, Pushkar & Gayatri, and producer Shibasish Sarkar.

Hrithik and Falguni danced on Gujarati Garba ‘Valsadi’ at the event. The singer took to her social media platforms to share pictures and videos of Hrithik dancing with her. “Vasaldi version by Hrithik Roshan. Navratri hain garba toh banta hain,” she wrote in the caption of her Instagram post.

As soon as Hrithik strode up to the stage, he greeted everyone in the crowd with, “Kasa kai Mumbai? Kem cho, maja ma?”

He then said, “Falguni ji main aapka bohot bada fan hoon. Kya aap mere saath 2 steps karengi. The veteran singer quipped that she cannot match steps with Hrithik like his film songs, but can definitely do some Garba steps with him. To which Hrithik requested her to lead and he followed her along with the audience. They danced on Roshan's popular song 'Ek Pal Ka Jeena'.

Speaking about his childhood memories with the festival of Navratri, Hrithik shared, "Bachpan mein bohot khelta tha (garba, dandiya). Bohot mazza aata tha. Mujhe yaad hai ki meri daadi (Ira Roshan) jo hai woh mujhe samjhati thi, mandir main jo devi stapith hoti hai unke bagal mein meri picturon ki jo script hai woh rakhti thi, blessings ke liye. Aur mujhe samjhaati thi ki yeh jo utsav hai yeh unn devi ka utsav hai jisne burai ka sarvanash kiya tha. Uss devi mein bohot shakti hai.. Woh shakti mujhe aaj nazar aarahi hai, aap sab mein! Aur yeh saari jo shakti hai yeh main leke apne kaam mein daalne waala hoon. Apne kirdaar mein daalne waala hoon. Agar aapko mere kaam mein kabhi power dikhein, toh yeh yaad rakhna ki yeh power mujhe aapse mila hai.. Uske liye bohot bohot bohot shukriya. Agar aapka power na ho toh mera kuch nahi hosakta."

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