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Dancing
Payal surprises Abdullah
Sunday February 13, 2011 05:55:41 PM,
IANS
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Jammu: Perhaps for the
first time in public, Payal Abdullah, wife of Jammu and Kashmir
Chief Minister Omar Abdullah, joined in a traditional Kashmiri
dance at a police function in Jammu Sunday, something that
surprised and pleased everyone including her husband.
A group of dancers, singing Rauf - a traditional Kashmiri song and
dance in which the womenfolk step forward and sing in unison -
spotted Payal Abdullah and one dancer extended a hand to her.
Without hesitation she joined the group.
She was guided in her steps while she kept on smiling all the
while. The sight of the chief minister's wife joining the dance
was cheered by the people who had gathered for the inauguration of
the police-public fair, including her husband Omar Abdullah.
While her father-in-law Farooq Abdullah, union minister for new
and renewable energy, is known for his singing and dancing at
public functions, Omar, his son, is a shy person.
"It was a great gesture by her," commented one of the dancers in
the group.
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