From LA to Amritsar, there’s no place under the sun where the art of Bollywood dancing hasn’t created an impact. Get ready to have some fun, master the steps you’ve only seen on big screen and get healthy at the same time. For not only is Bollywood dancing an excellent way to showcase your talent, it’s amazing cardio exercise, too.
Monalisa Grover is a versatile dancer and choreographer. With a distinction in Bharatnatyam, Mona has also learned Odissi and western dance forms like salsa, mambo and nutbush. She blends these dance forms with Bollywood songs to create Bollywood fusion. She has taught as young as four-years-old and as old as 50 years.
Mona very skillfully breaks down the steps to suit different groups and makes learning dance a fun experience for her students.
She was awarded Mrs Congeniality in Mrs India-Australia contest. She has also acted in Jasbir Singh Ahluwalia’s Ek Nayee Subah at Indradhanush – Festival of Hindi plays organised by Abhinay School of Performing Arts, Uma Kali Shakti’s Do Dil Toota for Sydney Fringe Festival in 2011, ‘Cate Blanchett wants to be my friend on facebook, written by Alex Broun, translated & directed by Aishveryaa Nidhi at Abhinay Rang Mahotsav @ Sydney Fringe Festival 2012 and Abhinay Utsav.