Jinali and Binit
Jinali and Binit’s wedding video has danced straight out of Bollywood - a gorgeous couple, a rocking dance performance by the groom and the couple’s unique chemistry makes it silver screen worthy.
Wedding videos of choreographed dance performances are a dime a dozen on YouTube. However, this one right here is special.
Groom Binit and his fabulous backup dancers were able to pull off an epic flash mob for his new bride Jinali. A performance conceptualized and choreographed by WeddingSutra Favourite Purple Chariot incorporating a mash-up of a dozen mega-hits of the king of Bollywood – Shahrukh Khan was captured by another WeddingSutra Favourite Seventy by Two. Binit and the dancers sail through perfectly timed dance moves, leaving all their guests awestruck!
As SRK’s “Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi” starts playing and the performers start dancing, you’ll immediately notice the gorgeous bride waiting for her groom with a big smile on her face. Just when you think this can’t get any more romantic, the look on her face tells you that Binit has made his entry. Viewers immediately clock the beautiful chemistry the couple has and are privy to the journey that has brought them this far.
The groom obviously gets bonus points for choosing to dance to Jinali’s favorite songs, not to mention that he and his dancers are so into their dance moves. Now comes the part where we start tearing up. As the song transitions into “Tujh Main Rab Dikhta Hai”, Binali can’t help but get all swept up and overcome with emotions. The sappy love songs combined with the way the bride and groom look at each other as they sway to the music just makes us believe in love!
The wonderful performance is topped off with the groom confessing his love for his bride in the end as their friends and families present a kaleidoscope of emotions. Seventy by Two captures the revelries skillfully while bringing you the spectrum of colors, evident excitement amongst the family members, the merrymaking, and love in this wonderful wedding film.
Concept and Choreography: Purple Chariot
Video Courtesy: Seventy by Two
