Garba Fever Takes Over Belgium! Video Shows Foreigners Doing Traditional Gujarati Dance Amid Navratri

Navratri Day 5: It's not just India that is grooving to traditional dances like Garba and Dandiya- foreigners too have been reeled into the Navratri festivities! A video was recently shared online, which showed a group of foreigners doing Garba- quite gracefully. As per multiple videos, the event was organised in Belgium. The crowd seemed a mix of devotees and dance enthusiasts- simply dancing their hearts out in rhythmic unison. Reportedly, the event was organised at cultural centres like ‘Shoonya Dance Centre in Ghent’. The event allegedly also had workshops and live performances. The video began to float around the internet, soon after being shared. Most loved the vibe that event participants displayed, while some called it the perfect cross-cultural

activity. Times Now could not confirm the details or the authenticity of the post. Navratri, on the other hand, began on September 22, and will end on October 02. It’s Navratri Day 5 today- September 26. This day is dedicated to Goddess Skandamata, who is believed to be another form of Goddess Durga.

Check out the viral post:

“Garba Fever Hits Belgium: #ViralVideo Shows Hundreds of Foreigners Dancing to Falguni Pathak’s Navratri Hits,” the post read. The post was shared on X (formerly Twitter), by the handle ‘TimesNow’. The post was shared today and pulled more than 2K reactions from people.

Garba Fever Hits Belgium: #ViralVideo Shows Hundreds of Foreigners Dancing to Falguni Pathak’s Navratri Hits@anchoramitaw takes us through more viral videos.#TrendingNow #ViralVideo pic.twitter.com/jxI9rj117t

— TIMES NOW (@TimesNow) September 26, 2025

Internet’s reactions:

ALSO READ: Just Indian Things! Group Of Men Does Garba Inside Mumbai Local Train | Old Video Goes Viral “The religion that seems to spread happiness without telling you that you have to be a part of it,” a user said. “The fact is, foreigners enjoy it wholeheartedly. This is truly something beautiful, “ added another person. “The only culture that spreads love everywhere,” commented a third person in the comment section. “Happy Durga Puja and Shubh Navaratri to my fellow internet users,” added a fourth person.ALSO READ: ‘See Your Country First’: Delhi Man Gets His US Tourist Visa Rejected Over THIS Unexpected Reason! “Credits due to @swapkebolly. The person who took years to create this community and is glorifying our culture so beautifully,” added another. “This is brilliant community building work,” added another person.