Falguni Pathak Navratri Show Charges: Garba is a super energetic and lively folk dance that originated in Gujarat, India. Traditionally, men and women dressed in colourful outfits perform during the auspicious Navratri festival for nine days.

It is performed around a lit lamp or a picture or statue of the goddess Shakti and celebrates the festival with great enthusiasm. But when it comes to Graba, the first name that often comes to every Indian's mind is the iconic singer Falguni Pathak.

Falguni Pathak is one of the most celebrated singers in the country, and the Navratri festival is incomplete without her trademark songs. She has been entertaining her fans and audiences for over several years now and also earns a substantial income during this time of the year.

Falguni Pathak's Navratri show charges

Also known as the 'Dandiya Queen', Falguni Pathak's songs have been an integral part of the festival. Her performances and music add a special touch to the Navratri celebrations. According to a report by the Free Press Journal, the singer charges over Rs 20 lakh for a night event during the festive season.

Not only this, the Ambani family prefers her and invites her to perform at many events that are hosted by them. Another report by Dainik Bhaskar stated that Falguni earns around Rs 1.4 crore in these nine days.

Falguni Pathak embarked on her singing career in 1998 and has sung chartbusters like Chudi Jo Khanki, Maine Payal Hai Chhankai, Meri Choonar Ud Ud Jaye, and others.

Despite getting offers from Bollywood and her popularity, Falguni never worked in the film industry. Talking about the same, in an interview with Hindustan Times, he revealed, "I never took Bollywood seriously. I did get offers, but when you enter Bollywood, you need to work doubly hard. I was happy doing my shows and albums."