Sadhwi Majumder
Sadhwi Majumder is known for her fusion of classical and contemporary dance styles. Hailing from Agartala, Tripura, she began her dance journey at the age of five, training in Bharatanatyam. Sadhwi gained national recognition as a contestant on reality shows like India's Best Dancer, Dance India Dance, and India's Dancing Superstar. A national scholarship holder in Bharatanatyam, she also worked as an assistant choreographer for the film Saand Ki Aankh. With over 450 regional, national and international awards in dance, poetry, and painting, Sadhwi shares her choreography and performances on her YouTube channel that has 282K subscribers.
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