Dance is a field that has never ending learning and every dancer (even teachers) needs to update himself all the time about the newer techniques and nuances of dancing.

With the popularity of various kinds of reality shows soaring high, dance competitions too have made their foray into the format since some time. Being the flavour of the season, everyone has joined the bandwagon of dance competitions including celebrities. Having been a dance teacher and choreographer, I have had the privilege of judging such dance based reality shows on many television channels and also ground championships. Practically, almost every dancer participates in dance

A bad headache, a scheduling blunder, tender skin on your foot, a last minute audition, a deficit of energy in class, smelly feet, a bad hair day or a snapped elastic: Each of these things are likely to happen to all of us. A dancer needs to be wellprepared by having proper remedies in such cases.

India as a nation is synonymous with its rich and diverse forms of tradition, culture and values. We are known all over the world for our great music and dance forms.

Dance parties are surely synonymous with any dancer. And from what I have observed, an average dance lover attends at least two dance parties a week.

Dance can help keep you young and fit forever and this is something I truly believe in.

India is a country that is identified with its deep-rooted culture and tradition. The West recognises us as the land of gods and spirituality.

When I first adopted Arjun, I knew that I would be solely responsible when it came to taking care of him. My mother did stay with me for three months but that was only to help me through the initial stages.