Hema Malini performs 'Durga' ballet in Hyderabad on first day of Navratri
The 77-year-old actress performed her well-known 'Durga' ballet at the Classic Convention Centre as part of the Agarwal Samaj's Navratri celebrations.
Veteran Bollywood actress Hema Malini is in the news these days for a dance video. At 77, she has kept the magic of her dance alive. On the first day of Navratri, she performed her well-known 'Durga' ballet in Hyderabad, Telangana. She shared glimpses of the performance on social media, drawing a flood of praise from fans.
Hema Malini performed the ballet at the Classic Convention Centre. The programme was part of the Agra Dandiya Navratri festival of the Agarwal Samaj of Telangana. The same day also marked Maharaja Agrasen Jayanti. Hema Malini expressed happiness and a sense of being blessed at getting the chance to perform the dance on the first day of Navratri.
In the pictures shared on social media, Hema Malini appears as Goddess Parvati, while another artiste plays Lord Shiva. Her traditional and devotional look has drawn fans' attention.
Writing about her performance on social media, Hema Malini said that performing at the Classic Convention Centre for the Telangana Agarwal Samaj's Navratri festival was a joyful experience. That the day coincided with Maharaja Agrasen Jayanti made the occasion even more special. She also said she was happy and content to have been able to present her famous 'Durga' ballet on the first day of Navratri.
Sharing the video of her performance, she also extended greetings to fans for Navratri and Durga Puja. Many people said they saw the power and devotion of the goddess in her dance.
After the video was shared, many fans praised her performance. One fan expressed delight at seeing her at the Classic Convention Centre in Hyderabad. Another described her performance as 'beautiful and divine'. A third thanked her for coming to Hyderabad and giving such a beautiful performance.
Besides being an actress, Hema Malini is known as an accomplished classical dancer. Her tradition of bringing Indian culture and mythology to the stage through dance continues. Fans are impressed by her energy and dedication to dance at 77.
