Mr Lather said this dance is performed after dinner till late night in the open spaces of the village where young and old, male and female aspire to participate. Young wives (bhabhis) in veils cluster together to form a group and stand on one side with lathis in their hands, posing as Gopis, while on the other side stand young ones of the village with shields or sticks in their hands posing as Gwalas (friends of Lord Krishna) during the Holi festival.

The old and experienced males stand between these two groups, singing Gaahe, a form of singing during the Holi festival, with Dholak, Chimta, Manjeera, and Harmonium. The young ladies dance when singing is going one for a few minutes, and the young males join the ladies in dancing. When there is a break in singing, the young ladies rush to their dance partners to beat them with lathis and sticks, and males protect themselves with their own sticks and shields. It goes like a play, a friend's game, for many hours, with dancing males and females, changing their turn. It is the main source of entertainment of the village folks during the basant season of Holi festival everywhere in rural sector.
 
Mr Lather said that he along with Dr. Chattar Singh, a historian and culturalist belonging to that area, documented the whole sequences of dance and singing and also the famous Dhulendi festival (spaying of colored water on each other on second day of Holi festival) in many villages of the area for three years consecutively in late 1980s. He recorded and video-graphed the peculiarities of Gaahe singing and dancing of male and female in a simple and natural way. But when he happened to revisit villages a few years ago , he found lack of interest among the youth for this dance and number of participants and spectators being small. Then he thought of reviving this dance form and make it popular again. This workshop will train the trainers in the colleges and universities of Haryana on this form of folk-dance, so that not only this dance is revived but also introduced as an item of competition in the next annual Ratnawali festival to be organised on Haryana Day, 1 November, 2012. After a rigorous training to some selected students and trainers of colleges of Haryana, a presentation of the dance form will be made in the university auditorium on the last day.

 
It is worth mentioning here that Mr Lather, after joining Kurukshetra University in 1984 as Director of Youth and Cultural Affairs Department, has introduced many new items such as Haryanvi Orchestra, Haryanvi Pop, Haryanvi Ghazal, Haryanvi poetry, Haryanvi Solo Dance for male and female, Solo instrument, Costumes, Saang, Chaupal and Saangeet Sandhya to make Haryana's culture vibrant and entertaining. He is called the Edison of Haryana culture in the world of performing art.