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Balle Balle! Dhol Players Drum Up A Storm On Air India Flight To Amritsar

IANS, 23 Feb, 2018 08:08 PM

    A celebration is incomplete without music and dance! So, when passengers flying to Amritsar from Birmingham were all set to get on the non-stop Air India flight, they were delighted to see a special dhol performance arranged for them.

     

    Before the take-off, people were greeted with a dazzling dhol performance and the excitement was on a new high. A video that surfaced on social media put the spotlight on how the passengers couldn’t stop cheering for the enthusiastic dhol players.

     

    “The addition of Amritsar is great news for our passengers offering greater choice, flexibility and convenience. The celebrations for the inaugural flight yesterday were fantastic and show the amount of excitement and support for this route,” Vishwanath Panyam, Manager- Birmingham, Air India said in the official statement

     

    Watch the video here.

     

    Dosto Yesterday Tuesday 20th Feb was a great day we Dhol Blasters doing the opening & performing inside the Air India flight & on the runway for the non-stop flight from Birmingham to Amritsar - Here we are Entertaining passengers before the take off to Amritsar ji.

    Posted by Dhol Blasters on Wednesday, 21 February 2018

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