Bengal girl nails backflip in a saree. Incredible viral video
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Mili Sarkar from West Bengal’s Raiganj is a professional dancer and gymnast. She shared a video of herself nailing a backflip.
Can you think of performing a backflip in a saree? Mili Sarkar from West Bengal’s Raiganj is a professional dancer and gymnast. She often posts videos of herself performing backflips and other gymnastic moves on Instagram. Her acrobatic skills often leave netizens stunned. In a recent video, the Bengal girl was seen doing backflips in a saree. The video was posted on her Instagram account on April 2 and has over 26,000 views. Mili's Instagram handle boasts of 198k followers.
In the now-viral video, Mili Sarkar in a saree can be seen performing backflips with so much ease. She also breaks out into a little dance after nailing the gymnastic pose. “Dancing in saree,” the video caption reads.
Watch the video here:
Of course, the internet gave this viral video a big thumbs up. The comments section is replete with heart and love-struck emojis. See some of the comments below:
Here are some more videos of Mili Sarkar performing cartwheels and several other gymnastic poses.
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