Watch: Splits To Headstands, Dancer Does It All In A "Well-Draped Saree"
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"The things we can do in a well draped saree," wrote Rukmini Vijayakumar while sharing the video
Dancer Rukmini Vijayakumar has wowed Instagram with a video that shows her performing splits, backflips and more with expert ease. What impressed viewers is not so much the fact that she performed these stunts, but the fact that she did it all while wearing a saree. In a video which she shared on Instagram, Ms Vijayakumar was seen doing splits, headstands, backflips and more - stunts that are tough to perform even in the comfiest of clothes. The dancer, however, seems perfectly at ease while practicing for a longer dance routine in a saree. "The things we can do in a well draped saree," she wrote while sharing the video."All the clips are 'behind the scenes' ....from the video that I directed last year for World Yoga Day," she added.
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