Explanation:

• It is a popular folk dance of Punjab that is performed only by the ladies. This dance is the female counterpart of the Bhangra, and has the same tempo of high-spirited revelry.
• Gidha is performed during festive or social occasions, especially during the sowing and reaping of the harvest.
• The roots are deep rooted in Punjab’s culture and are believed to be inspired from the ancient ring dance which is marked by graceful movements and high energy. Bright clothes, rhythmic clapping, and traditional folk songs blend in to transform the dance into a spontaneous display of joy.