Overview
- The video, which Monica Verma shared on X on Friday, spread quickly online and drew widespread praise.
- The performance took place during Bihar Diwas 2026 at the Indian Embassy in Zambia, an event meant to showcase the state’s culture abroad.
- The dancers wore bright Indian-style outfits, matched the Bhojpuri track’s rhythm with tight choreography, and capped the routine with a crowd-pleasing flip.
- Coverage from Indian outlets highlighted the joyful exchange between local Zambian performers and Indian cultural forms.
- Observers framed the moment as an example of India’s soft power as Bhojpuri music gains global visibility through diaspora events and social media.