Dhollywood's garba moves on the big screen

Garba inspired romantic renditions have always motivated Gujarati filmmakers to adapt traditional in a modern beats keeping the classic and earthy appeal in tact.
What is noteworthy about Dhollywood is that come what may, movies have retained the traditional garba flavour in songs. More or less, every film will have a garba inspired rendition that will make the masses relate more to a movie.
The latest examples being films Sathiyo Chalyo Khodaldham and Rasiya Tari Radha Rokani Rann Ma, which have garba song sequences. Sahtiyo, a film that deals with a devotional storyline, adeptly included a garba song sequence attuned to the traditional garba beats.
Whereas Rasiya��� gave a romantic touch to the traditional garba tunes in the Ilu Ilu song. And the evergreen garba number for Dhollywood seems to be Leeli Limdi, which was used in a number of Gujarati films. One version of the song was picturised on the superhit jodi of Roma Manek and Naresh Kanodia, while another version of the same song was picturised on Dhollywood hottie Mona Thiba.