Gendi is a folk dance popular in the Vindhya and Satpura ranges. It is common among Gond. The dancers are mounted on two long bamboo or just any firm sticks and maneuver through the crowd of other Gendi (sticks) ridden dancers. Thumping on the ground, maintaining excellent balance as they sway to the tribal acoustics and percussions – this is one amazing folk dance which has managed to keep it’s tradition alive.
FOLKLORE
Gendi

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