1. The Dhruv prepares to fly backwards. Maneuvering a helicopter for an aerial display is much more difficult than doing the same with a fixed wing aircraft.

2. Most pilots of the Sarang team, have had extensive experience in flying over the Siachin glacier and Leh in Jammu and Kashmir.

3. Many of the intense moves are facilitated by the Dhruv's hingeless fibre rotors which have a 13.7 % offset flapping hinge.

4. Time for some cross-overs.

5. Like all Dhruvs at the show, the Sarang have to retire to HAL's Helicopter division at the end of each day.