Gurmeet

Before this, I just used to admire the sound of the dhol by sitting among the crowd and look at the dholis playing the dhol. I am happy to say that I am not sitting in the crowd anymore and I can enjoy the beat of the dhol anytime I want by playing my own. The picture will tell you more about it as a picture is worth a thousand words. Thank you for all the on-going coaching, classes, shows and sewa (sewa for gatka teams and Nishaan Sahib selaamis).

Harsimran

What’s inspired me in Play dhol?
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Since a very young age I have being playing traditional music instruments such as Tabla and Dholki,has been my passion to play dhol since, I decided to turn my attention to the dhol.Learning with “The dHoliZ” is entertaining and fun. It’s a great way to let out stress! It’s an excellent challenge and there is a great level of motivation within the team. Rite now advancing deeper into the lesson even challenge’s me a lot.

Piare

I used to admire drummers, especially dhol players (which I still do, actually), and listening to the Bhangra and the sound of the dhol ALWAYS made my heart beat faster, my shoulders move up and down, and those two fingers of mine poke at the sky!I didn’t think that girls play the dhol until I saw one playing on-stage at the Vaisakhi Open House 2011 in Dataran Merdeka and I thought to myself, “Damn! That is so cool!” I then came across Suki’s booth where he told me that he teaches dhol to boys (and girls!) and that was how I started.
It was quite tough initially, with the hand co-ordinations and all, but practice makes perfect and with Suki and the team’s guidance, I am improving. To learn how to “vejauna” the dhol was just for my personal satisfaction, but Suki gave me the opportunity to perform and do “dhol sewa” (as the group calls it) and that, is completely another level of experience!My greatest thanks to Suki and The dHoliZ!

P/s: To all the kudiya out there, we can’t lose to the boys, can we? ;D

Sunita

The sound of the dhol simply makes me high! The magic in the sound; every beat, just lifts me off my feet. What brought that magic to life today was a scene I saw at the Vaisakhi Open House 2011; a girl playing the Dhol, caught me by much impress and envy. It was my lucky day to learn, that her mentor was around and blessed was I to be able to take up Dhol classes under him. It was not as easy as I thought it would be, however I learnt and made my way through. I am ever grateful to Sukvinder as this is a dream come true and the beat of the Dhol like my own heartbeat will pull me through an endless journey of true joy.

Lakhan

before joining the dhol class i find it very difficult to learn dhol myself cause to go for classes was to expensive for me or if cheap means i must very far like cheras etc. after coming the dholiz class i can pick up the beats very fast and i can kill two birds with one stone. by Dholi Suki teachings i can indirectly learn how to play dholak where i dun need to go extra classes for that music instrumnets. i can tell confidently woth his teachings i will pick up how to play tabla. he is one of the best and he also gives me good advice besides about the dhol. He is my idol and i want to be a dholi like him.tq

Surjit

I had “0” knowledge on DHOL 3 months back & now after joining the DHOL classes, I have learned and now I’m able to play it. Thanks to my sifu “SUKI”.

Ravin

Before

I always wanted to learn to play dhol to keep the Punjabi culture going but I was afraid I can’t do it, and since my parents bought the dhol for me and it was lying in my house for almost 2 years, I decided to learn it. After deciding I was in a search of a dhol instructor and group to guide me to play dhol and I found THE DHOLIZ. Of course, its in every human being to do a deep research before joining or doing something, therefore I was having a doubt whether is this group a right choice or not? is this group money minded? will they drag the syllabus? how long its going to take me to learn this instrument? Let’s see..

After

Whatever doubt i had before joining this group, proofed me wrong when I became one of them. I personally feels that I learnt more then I paid.I was amazed, just in a few months I could play dhol, it wasn’t as hard as I thought, with the help of my group, without realising, now i actually started to perform.Besides that, THE DHOLIZ is one of the most systematic group that I experienced because we have our own rules and regulations and we plan everything before making any move so that we wont have any misunderstanding in future. Basically, this group is like my second family and I enjoy being with my group. I am proud to be with THE DHOLIZ and not to forget our sifu, Dholi Suki which brought us up to this level and still trying to make us the best. Please do not hesitate to join us if you are interested in playing dhol, I would say this is the right place for you to learn to play dhol. Yes, we are a new but we are rising from the ground like a skyscarper. Cheers!

ROAR

Suki is certainly one of the best players I’ve met. Being under has wing I have certainly improved in clarity and power, very much thanks to Suki. His dhol playing quality is exceptionally good, one could use an average recording and mistake it as a studio played track! I’m definitely going to step on my beat boxing speed and quality to catch up with Suki!

Preeti

From the begining, i realy use to admire the other dholis out there who use to play dhol n i always wanted to have a dhol since i was a kid because i was realy interested to play it. Seeing my interest in this line, my parents got me a dhol from India and immediately after that i started my classes with Dholi Suki.

After playing d dhol for 9 months, im realy shocked and amazed with the various type of beats that im playing. I would realy like to thank my master n The Dholiz for guiding me. I feel very happy and satisfied whenever i play the dhol and my ultimate dream is to be like Rani Taj…..Open-mouth smile

 Dheeran

I had no knowledge on playing dhol for a couple of years before and now by joining the dhol class which is held by sukvinder singh,I have learned the beats which i didin’t now how to play it before i joined the dhol class