As people across the globe are having to self-isolate to prevent the spread of coronavirus, a sudden surge in free time is leaving many people thinking of things to do during lockdown. In some cases, this can be an overwhelming experience, especially for those used to spending time outside.

Thankfully, a growing list of daily activities, products and initiatives launched by artists across the globe is helping make everything a little more manageable. From cooking tutorials to dance and zumba live sessions, people in their various industries are taking the opportunity to help people sharpen their skills or discover new ones from the comfort of their own homes.

Here, we cam across the profile of Tanya Chopra @tanyachopra8 who on the occassion of Ram Navami released a Quarantine Dance Collab video where she curated 14 girls across 8 countries to come together and stitch one dance choreography. The 14 girls beautifully performed to Nagada Sang Dhol Baje from the confines of their home. It was heart warming to see different colours, different interpretations to the song, all dwelled into one DANCE.

The group started with 5 girls, going on to 9 and now 14 with their latest quarantine Collab dance video.

More power to such artists whose work might inspire you to channel your energy into some physical activity that might transfer into some practical knowledge when this is all over!!

Watch the video here-

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8 countries. 14 girls. 1 song. रामनवमी के अवसर पर 🥁 Performers- INDIA 🇮🇳 @tanyachopra8 @terpsichoreramya @sankshita @sudipta03 @earthyworthy @janatnarang US 🇺🇲 @alittlebit_extra UK 🇬🇧 @born_to_be_exceptional Hongkong 🇭🇰 @monika.jb1 Canada 🇨🇦 @avneet2691 @_1mali_ UAE 🇦🇪 @pals_quest New Zealand 🇳🇿 @monamotwanik Malaysia 🇲🇾 @madhurimadeb #QuarantineDanceCollab #Quaranshine #Ashtami #RamNavami #FestivalsofIndia #DanceCollab #nagadasang @deepikapadukone @ranveersingh @therichachadha @sharadkelkar @bollyshake

A post shared by Tanya Chopra (@tanyachopra8) on Apr 1, 2020 at 11:26pm PDT