Sundernagar group performs at walkathon

Raghav Guleria

Dharamsala, Updated At : 02:30 AM Dec 02, 2025 IST

Members of the ‘Feet of Fire’ group. Tribune photo

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As participants of the ‘Anti-Chitta Awareness Walkathon’ made their way to the Police Ground, the musical and dance group ‘Feet of Fire’ from Sundernagar, Mandi district, kept the atmosphere electric for over two hours. Their high-energy stage performance captivated students who had gathered from various parts of the district for the event.

Founder Amit Bhatia told The Tribune that ‘Feet of Fire’, dedicated to dance and music, now operates at six locations across Himachal Pradesh. Inspired nationally by Ramo Dasuja, the initiative began in Sundernagar in 2014 and has steadily grown in popularity. The 15-member volunteer team performed acrobatic dance sequences that left the audience enthralled, adding vibrant momentum to the anti-drug campaign.

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