Why do Indians love to dance so much? Why do they have to jump when dealing with a lot of things?

Many ethnic groups have a hobby of singing and dancing, like the Xinjiang Uyghurs in our country, who seem to be good at singing and dancing. In fact, Indians seem to be like this, when we usually watch Indian movies, their ** will sound at every turn, and they will jump up at every turn. Why do they love to dance so much?

This is actually a kind of people's culture, religious culture. Classical dance in India has a long history, and in India, dance is an art with a religious meaning. We all know that there are many, many religions in India, Hinduism, Sikhism, Buddhism, etc., anyway, there are many, many of them.

And in this religion, the first dances were for religious sacrifices, and they danced during the sacrificial rites to please the gods.

In addition to pleasing the gods, there is also the use of dance to express one's feelingsFor example, dancing in the harvest season and festive festivals is just to express one's happiness, and many of our ethnic groups have this custom of dancing in the harvest season to express their feelings.

There is also the fact that dance can also be used for them to pray, to pray to the gods, to pray for blessings, because Indians believe that the gods also love singing and dancing, and can sing and danceAs long as they dance, the gods can feel their hearts and know what they want, and will be able to fulfill their wishes. In short, it is to be able to achieve the state of unity between man and God.

Anyway, in the eyes of Indians, dancing is related to God, so it is better to dance before doing things, communicate with God or something, which is more conducive to the completion of things.

In addition to pleasing the gods, there is also the use of dance to express one's mood, such as dancing during the harvest season and festive festivals to express one's happiness.

Indians dance beautifully, I think it may be to make people more energetic.

Because they are just active and dancing, they are a kind of customs

It has something to do with folk culture, they all like to dance.

A kind of people's culture, religious culture. Classical dance in India has a long history.

It should be a long-term custom and a cultural inheritance.

It should be their customs.

Their happiness and joy should be expressed through dance, mainly national cultural elements.

<>1. Indian culture is closely related to singing and dancing Let's talk about culture first, India is a country that loves dancing very much. Some people once thought that India is the most dancing country in the world, and the most famous belly dance in the world is the best dance in India, and belly dancing also originated in India. And Indians have the most explored control over their bodies.

Yoga also came out of India, Indians connect dance or yoga with the soul, thinking that this is the most important way to express their hearts, so India loves to dance up and down, usually after eating, just dance, this level of love, only Chinese square dance can fight.

Indians love to dance and consider it to be a very elegant and high-class entertainment, unlike China, where the mainstream dance is square dancing, which is often considered the preserve of the elderly.

2. Religion: Dancing can communicate with God.

Indians believe that the dance was created by their great god Shiva. Shiva uses dance to exert its powers. You can also communicate with God through dancing.

This is one of the main reasons why dance has become a mainstream cultural element in India. It's like choirs in the West. Some of our ethnic minorities in China will also have such examples of dancing and communicating with God.

3. Indian cinema begins with singing and dancing.

The history of cinema in India is very early. It is also deeply influenced by the West. One of the origins of Western films, or one of the themes, is the revue, because moving the revue to the screen is a natural transition.

This is also the case in China, and I remember that the first Chinese film seemed to be made about Peking Opera. However, because there is not much innovation in the form of expression, Peking Opera has not continued this mainstream culture under the new media.

India's first sound film was a musical and dance drama, and it was a huge success as soon as it came out. This is equivalent to establishing a habit, if there is dancing in the movie, it will definitely be a big hit, and human beings like to copy their own successful experience.

There are also commercial factors, such as the public's excessive expectations for the length of the film. We know that a movie is about 90 minutes long and no more than two hours long, but in India, it has formed a strange duration effect, and everyone thinks that no three-hour movie is to fool the people, and it is a lack of two pounds.

Most Indians like to dance, but there are also people who don't know or don't like to dance.

Addendum: Dance is an art of human movement. However, this human movement must be a refined, organized, and beautified human movement—a danced human movement.

In addition, there are many kinds of arts that belong to the category of human movement, such as acrobatics, pantomime, body sculpture, rhythmic gymnastics, and so on. Dance is one of the eight major arts, and it is an art form of movement expression of the human body that uses the body as the language for the phenomenon of "mental communication" in the three-dimensional space. It generally uses **, but also with the help of other props.

Dance itself has multiple social meanings and functions, including sports, socialization, courtship, sacrifice, etiquette, etc.

For Indians, dance is not only an art, but also a religion.

Born of a devout and unselfish love for God, Indian dance expresses and interprets everything in the universe through the fingers, arms, eyes, facial features, and body. Therefore, some Indian dances are only performed in temples for the gods to see, and Indian dances also add a layer of mystery.

There are many Indian film researchers who believe that the singing and dancing tradition of Bollywood movies may have originated from the worship of Shiva, one of the most important gods of Hinduism, and is a reflection of the devout belief of the Indian king of dance. In today's Indian cinema, it is not difficult to find a connection between Indian cinema and the Persian theatre two-act format or even with British-style melodrama.

And the scene of singing and dancing in "Three Fools in Bollywood" exists in the imagination of the heroine's mind, and this transition in the play is marked by the opening of the curtain. This description is already very similar to the Persian theater mentioned above, and if we analyze the types of characters in the film, we can find even more shadows of English melodrama.