“Ghoomar is not for men.” He heard it for years. But he started dancing at 12—and refused to stop.
For 12 years, he faced trolling about his identity, masculinity and family. But with every performance, criticism slowly turned into appreciation.
His mother supported his costumes and content, while his father simply told him, “If you’re happy doing it, do it.” That support gave him the confidence to keep going.
Today, Ghoomar is more than a dance for him. It is a part of who he is—and a reminder that dance has no gender. It belongs to anyone who loves it. ❤️
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