
Fell In Love With Bhangra
Rhythm, Reinvention, and the Rooms We Didn't Know We Were MissingBy Ravi SandhuLength3h 44m
About this audiobook
Sam Whitfield is thirty-eight, recently divorced, and quietly bored of her own life—until a midnight video of a stranger dancing changes everything. What starts as one clumsy solo routine in her living room becomes a genuine certification pathway: a real qualification, a found family of instructors and regulars, and a slow, hard-won understanding of the difference between dancing to be watched and moving to heal.
Guided by a sharp, warm instructor and tested by everyone from a jealous rival to an online critic convinced he owns the whole tradition, Sam learns that joy and discipline were never opposites—and that what keeps most of us stuck isn't a lack of talent, but blind spots we stopped examining long ago. Funny, tender, and quietly rigorous about the science, history, and psychology underneath the dancing, this is a story about starting over, showing up, and building the room you didn't know you were missing.
Audiobook details
GenrePsychology
Length3 hrs 44 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateSep 1, 2026
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Chapter One: The Rut
2Chapter Two: Morni Banke
3Chapter Three: The Rabbit Hole
4Chapter Four: Rachel’s Eyebrow
5Chapter Five: Maya’s Turn
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6Chapter Six: Living Room Bhangra
7Chapter Seven: The Search
8Chapter Eight: The First Class
9Chapter Nine: Regulars
10Chapter Ten: Sunrise, Sunset
11Chapter Eleven: The Reel
12Chapter Twelve: Harpreet’s Talk
13Chapter Thirteen: Saturdays, Together
14Chapter Fourteen: The Pitch
15Chapter Fifteen: The Question
16Chapter Sixteen: Nights and Weekends
17Chapter Seventeen: CEAT
18Chapter Eighteen: The Night Before
19Chapter Nineteen: The Submission
20Chapter Twenty: The Number
21Chapter Twenty-One: Bringing It Home
22Chapter Twenty-Two: First Class, Fort Collins
23Chapter Twenty-Three: Months Later
24Chapter Twenty-Four: Morni Banke, Again