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I Wanted To Be A Dancer: Bharti Singh

Darpan News Desk IANS, 11 Jun, 2018 01:57 PM
  • I Wanted To Be A Dancer: Bharti Singh
Comedienne Bharti Singh says she aspired to be a dancer.
 
 
Bharti had shot an episode for the show "Dance Deewane", which has actress Madhuri Dixit as one of the judges.
 
 
"I really wanted to be a dancer in my life. Dancing has always been my passion. It feels great to see such a show where everyone from different age groups are coming together to show and relive their passion," Bharti said in a statement.
 
 
"I appreciate the enthusiasm and the energy that I got to see here." 
 
 
The dance show offers those who are extremely passionate about dance a platform to showcase their talent.
 
 
"Dance Dewaane" is aired on Colors channel.

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