Ticket To Bollywood

Ticket To Bollywood is an incredible production from Mumbai, showcasing the extravagance of Bollywood dance and music. India is a vast country, and Bollywood is one of its most popular exports to the world. As the largest film industry globally and the most popular entertainment in the country, Bollywood symbolizes everything India is—colorful, vibrant, multidimensional, and united in its diversity.

This production will bring the magic of India through Bollywood to life in its 90-minute run. Presented in three distinctly defined segments, the show captures the essence of Indian cultural variety through countless costumes and jewelry, condensing four decades of Bollywood into 90 minutes of dazzling colors, high-energy performances, and stunning visuals and sounds. The three segments feature dances based on classical forms, traditional Indian folk and festival dances, and finally, the great Indian wedding dance scenario, a staple in Bollywood films.

The different segments are tied together by a melodic medley of popular Bollywood songs. Today's Bollywood music is a blend of classical Indian music and various cross-cultural influences like reggae, hip hop, trance, and Arabic music, touching the hearts of many. With costume, color, classic songs, and a panorama of cinematic history, Ticket to Bollywood is Bollywood in its purest form.

Recent performances of Ticket To Bollywood include:
60 Years of Indo-Japanese relations. Inauguration of the 63rd Snow Festival in Sapporo, Japan - Feb 2012
Pravaasi Bharatiya Diwas in Jaipur, India - January 2012
Africa Day Celebration in Mumbai, India - April 2011
Maximum INDIA Festival at Kennedy Center in Washington, USA - March 2011
Canadian Museum of Civilization in Ottawa, Canada - March 2011
National Council of Indian Culture, Trinidad & Tobago - April 2011
Year of India Celebrations in Montreal, Canada - April 2011
Shanghai Expo 2010 - July 2010
Opening Ceremony of the 7th International Folk Art Festival, Huhhot, China - July 2011
Month-long tour of 15 cities in China - July 2010