Bollywood actor Gulshan Grover reached Jhajjar’s rustic dance: Said- Stop this song, the bad man has come, after coming to Haryana the heart becomes ‘garden-garden’ – Jhajjar News

The rustic wrestling dance organized in Daboda village of Jhajjar became special this time. Bollywood’s ‘bad man’ Gulshan Grover, who arrived from Mumbai, energized the entire atmosphere with his style. As soon as he reached the stage, there was excitement among the audience and the whole arena echoed with applause. During the program, when the song was playing on the stage, Gulshan Grover arrived and said in his familiar style – “Stop the direction, the bad man has come, now listen to my speech.” His funny style tickled the audience a lot. Gulshan Grover highly praised the land of Haryana and praised the culture and tradition of Haryana. He said that Haryana is a state of wrestlers, where wrestlers and soldiers are found in every house. He said, “Whenever I come to Haryana, my heart becomes a garden. The people here are big-hearted and the warmth touches my heart.” Dangal organized in the memory of late Mota Pahalwan This grand dangal was organized in the memory of late Narendra alias Mota Pahalwan (Hind Kesari). Wrestler Rajendra Malik, associated with the event, said that every year social worker Vikram organizes this dangal in the memory of his elder brother, in which famous wrestlers from across the country participate. Big stars are present every year. Rajendra Malik said that the special thing about this Dangal is that every year Vikram invites some big film star. Last year, Bollywood actor Aditya Pancholi had attended, while this time Gulshan Grover arrived as the chief guest. Wrestlers came from far and wide, the prize was also an attraction, not only Haryana, but wrestlers from other states also arrived in the dangal. Attractive prize money was kept for the winners. The first prize was kept at Rs 1 lakh, the second at Rs 51 thousand and the third at Rs 31 thousand, which made the competition more exciting. These wrestlers won the competition. In Dangal, Dinesh Hind Kesari (Goyla) performed brilliantly and secured the first position and won a prize of Rs 1 lakh. The second wrestling match was a tie between Bhola Kasani and Ashish Tikana, due to which both were given the prize jointly. Dipanshu Sampla stood third, who won a prize of Rs 31 thousand. The store of desi ghee increased the attraction. Like every year during the Dangal, this time also a store of desi ghee was set up. A large number of people took the prasad and enjoyed the event. During the entire event, a fair like atmosphere was seen in Daboda village. There was a lot of enthusiasm among the people along with the wrestling matches. This confluence of rural culture, sports and entertainment became memorable for the people.



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