Some dance creators come and go. And then there are the ones who shape how an entire generation experiences dance online. Team Naach belongs firmly in the second category. As they take their energy beyond India with their Asia Tour, it feels less like just another series of workshops and more like a celebration of everything they have built over the last decade.
Founded by Nicole Concessao and Sonal Devraj in 2014, Team Naach initially began with one idea – making dance easy and fun for everyone. In a short time, Team Naach emerged as one of the most recognizable dance companies in India, reaching people through YouTube channels and workshops.
They have been imparting lessons for various types of dances, including Bollywood dance, semi-classical, and hip-hop, offering something for everyone at their workshops – be it a beginner or someone with dance experience. What makes their workshops unique is their ability to create an atmosphere full of joy.
Well before the rise of dance reels on the Internet, Nicole and Sonal had already begun developing choreographies that people wanted to follow, perform, and teach to others. In fact, they are two of the pioneers of dance creators who established YouTube as a platform that features such content.
It is their ability to remain innovative without forgetting their roots that makes Nicole and Sonal so special. The expressiveness that Nicole possesses and the sharpness and performance of Sonal add to the mix to make it a truly unique experience for those who watch their choreographies.
And when one considers their Asia Tour, one can see how they want to take it to another level altogether. It is not about simply teaching dances to people, but about coming back into contact with the dancers and reestablishing that connection.
There is something special about watching creators who have been around for a decade still feel as relevant as ever. Team Naach’s Asia Tour is not just a milestone. It is a reminder. A reminder that some journeys are built on consistency, passion, and genuine love for what they do. And when that kind of energy travels across countries, it does not just stay on stage. It stays with people long after the music stops.
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