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Richa Chadha signs up for online dance lessons amid lockdown

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Published : Apr 25, 2020, 4:25 PM IST

Actor Richa Chadha has been taking up various activities to quench her creative soul during the time of nationwide lockdown. The actor recently enrolled herself for online dance classes and has admitted that dancing is therapeutic for her.

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Mumbai: Amid the lockdown, actor Richa Chadha, who has signed up for online dance lessons, said that virtual learning is a unique experience for her.

In the lockdown period, due to the novel coronavirus pandemic, Richa has been doing a lot of creative stuff including cooking, developing a new script and now dancing. She has also been focusing on her health.

"Dance is a truly therapeutic experience for me. I had a ball of a time learning belly dance last year and I am so happy I have the time now to do dedicated practice," Richa said.

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"I enjoy this form, because it channels Goddess energy and is an amalgamation of so many traditions, including some gypsy forms. This virtual learning is a unique experience, but the whole world is headed that way, it's the new normal of the lockdown life," she added.

Richa had started learning Raqs belly-dance as part of the preparation for her film Shakeela. She found the dance form fascinating and went on to take a course in Kazakhstan in May last year.

With inputs from IANS.

Mumbai: Amid the lockdown, actor Richa Chadha, who has signed up for online dance lessons, said that virtual learning is a unique experience for her.

In the lockdown period, due to the novel coronavirus pandemic, Richa has been doing a lot of creative stuff including cooking, developing a new script and now dancing. She has also been focusing on her health.

"Dance is a truly therapeutic experience for me. I had a ball of a time learning belly dance last year and I am so happy I have the time now to do dedicated practice," Richa said.

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"I enjoy this form, because it channels Goddess energy and is an amalgamation of so many traditions, including some gypsy forms. This virtual learning is a unique experience, but the whole world is headed that way, it's the new normal of the lockdown life," she added.

Richa had started learning Raqs belly-dance as part of the preparation for her film Shakeela. She found the dance form fascinating and went on to take a course in Kazakhstan in May last year.

With inputs from IANS.

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