A massive LBGTI flash mob in New Dehli achieved its objective of raising awareness of the community in India.

Dance for Pride was a statement for the need to break all stereotypes of LGBTI people.

It was organized by dating app Scruff and Those In Need, a not-for-profit organization whose mission to work for the welfare of minorities.

Participants broke into the streets of Delhi on Saturday and brought together LGBTI volunteers to dance in a flash mob to the indigenous euphoric beats of ‘Dhol.’

Some of the messages people carried in the flash mob included; ‘I am gay. I love sports’,  ‘I am Lesbian. I don’t hate men’, and ‘I am homosexual. And it’s not a choice’.

Funny messages included; ‘I am Queer. Yoga can’t cure me’ and ‘I am homosexual. Me getting intimate doesn’t cause earthquakes’.

A large banner was unfurled as the event wrapped up saying: ‘We are here. We are Queer. We are not a stereotype’.

Watch a video of the flash mob: