Bollywood dance (South India in Mumbai) and Bhangra (North India in punjab)

The term "Bollywood" is a word created from "Bombay" (Mumbai), which produces the most films in India and "Hollywood", another symbol of the film industry. For the Indian film industry there are 5 million viewers, 620 films produced in the year 750 film magazines: cinema in India is an industry and is an extremely fun populaire.Madras (Chennai), Hyderabad and especially Bombay (Mumbai) are the largest producers.

Bollywood dances are a masala (mixture) of traditional Indian dances (kathak, bharata natyam, bangra ...) bollywood dances made ​​their appearance and in the western and eastern dance (hip hop, jazz, belly dancing .... ). Indian films (KAL HOO HA NOO, DEVDAS THE INDIAN FAMILY, VEER ZARA ....)
 Through this dance, everyone can express his emotions because for bollywood dance should learn to dance but also how to become an actor of the choreography. (Kathak means a story).

Bhangra (Punjabi: ਭੰਗੜਾ (Gurmukhi) pronounced [pəŋɡɽa ː]) is a kind of riff-oriented popular music associated with Punjabi culture. It was developed in Britain in the 1980s by first-generation immigrants and second in the Punjab region of India and Pakistan Punjabi diaspora forming, drawing on the music and the singing of the Punjab region and various Western musical styles. Seen by some in the West as an expression of South Asian culture as a whole. Today, bhangra music exists in different forms and styles in the world. Today Birmingham is considered the hub of Bhangra music.

Bhangra is a folk music and lively dance of Punjab while Bollywood dances are a mix of Indian classical dance, folk motifs and trends in western dance.

During Bhangra dancers move in a circle around the drummers who play the dhol and start the rhythm. While in Bollywood songs, he is the hero and heroine who perform with a troupe of dancers.