Want to dance like Madhuri?
5 Jun 2014 7:08 PM GMT
She has impressed Bollywood buffs with her versatility and acting ability through the years, but it is dance that keeps Madhuri Dixit going. The actress, who gave a new dimension to her passion by launching an online dance academy, says its success has now encouraged her to plan an on-ground institute.
‘We do have plans to take the online dance academy on-ground. We decided to go digital first as it was a way to reach out to a whole lot of people from around the globe. We’re in the planning stages of coming up with an on-ground dance institute,’ Madhuri said.
Her online dance academy DancewithMadhuri.com was launched in February 2013, and it was gradually launched as a mobile App.
The actress, a trained Kathak dancer, was happy the platform has emerged as a ‘community’.
‘We realised we could spread the joy of dancing easily via the digital medium and as many as 100,000 people are enrolled. Besides, it’s easy - you can be carrying a smartphone always and learning dance at any time of the day and anywhere.
‘You can be sharing and uploading your videos, and earning incentives and badges. It’s a community, really,’ added the mother of two, who became Bollywood’s box office queen in the 1990s.
‘We do have plans to take the online dance academy on-ground. We decided to go digital first as it was a way to reach out to a whole lot of people from around the globe. We’re in the planning stages of coming up with an on-ground dance institute,’ Madhuri said.
Her online dance academy DancewithMadhuri.com was launched in February 2013, and it was gradually launched as a mobile App.
The actress, a trained Kathak dancer, was happy the platform has emerged as a ‘community’.
‘We realised we could spread the joy of dancing easily via the digital medium and as many as 100,000 people are enrolled. Besides, it’s easy - you can be carrying a smartphone always and learning dance at any time of the day and anywhere.
‘You can be sharing and uploading your videos, and earning incentives and badges. It’s a community, really,’ added the mother of two, who became Bollywood’s box office queen in the 1990s.
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