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FALGUNI PATHAK- THE QUEEN OF DANDIYA COMES TO LIVEN UP THE US AND CANADA AUDIENCE
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Meet Falguni Pathak
Falguni Pathak is a famous singer, composer, and performing artist from Mumbai, India. Her music is based on traditional musical forms from the Indian state of Gujarat, and she is hailed as the Queen of Dandiya, Gujarat’s renowned folk dance.
Falguni enjoys a huge fan base across India and has recorded numerous songs for Bollywood movies and individual music albums. Chudi Jo Khanki Haathon Mein, Maine Payal Hai Chhankai, Meri Chunar Udd Udd Jaye, Ayi Pardesh Se Pariyon Ki Rani, and Sawaan Mein are some of her popular songs.
The Fame of Falguni
Falguni Pathak has performed in many shows in India and has traveled to other countries. She is part of a band called “Tha Thaiyaa.” Falguni is very popular with the Gujarati community of India and abroad and is called to perform during festivals like Navaratri and Krishna Jayanti
Falguni Pathak has performed in countries like the USA, UK, Australia, Singapore, Dubai, etc.
Falguni’s Upcoming USA and Canada Show
Falguni’s show always generated high excitement. This year, she hosted 12 shows in US and Canada, all of which turned into sold-out shows. She will return to US and Canada this year during September and October. Better tap Sulekha to book the tickets for her performances and avoid disappointment.
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