Over 10,000 people of different communities gathered at the popular Zoo Lake resort in Johannesburg to mark India's Independence Day with Indian-origin artists enthralling the audience by their performances. The 'India Day' was hosted by the 'India Club' two days before the Independence Day. <br/><br/>Visitors were enthralled by the music and dance performances by expatriates and South African-Indian artists.The highlight of the day was the performance by Anavarata Dance Institute, compromising African dancers led by second generation dance instructor Anushia Pillay. In her first public address since taking office, new Indian High Commissioner Ruchira Kamboj expressed her happiness at the massive turnout at the event.