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Home / Arts and Entertainment / American Dancer Lauren Gottlieb Finds Home in India, Embraces Bollywood

American Dancer Lauren Gottlieb Finds Home in India, Embraces Bollywood

8 Oct

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Summary

  • Lauren Gottlieb, a US-born dancer, found her true home in India
  • She has performed with global stars and now seeks more work in India
  • Gottlieb's latest music video 'Sajri' with Gurdeep Mehndi showcases her versatility
American Dancer Lauren Gottlieb Finds Home in India, Embraces Bollywood

In the past few years, American dancer Lauren Gottlieb has made a name for herself in the Indian entertainment industry. Gottlieb, who hails from the US, played a leading role in the 2013 film ABCD: Any Body Can Dance and was the runner-up in the sixth season of the popular dance show Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa. She later went on to judge the eighth season of the show.

Recently, Gottlieb has been making waves with her latest music video 'Sajri' with Punjabi singer Gurdeep Mehndi. The video showcases Gottlieb's versatility, blending classical Indian sounds with contemporary dance beats. But Gottlieb's connection to India goes beyond her professional work – she now considers the country her true home.

After a US tour earlier this year, Gottlieb felt a stronger sense of belonging in India than in her home country or even in London, where her husband is based. "When I stepped foot in India, I went, 'I'm home!'. I just connect with the people here in India," she said. Gottlieb has built a life in India, with all her friends, business relationships, and work opportunities centered in the country.

As the Indian music and entertainment industry continues to evolve, Gottlieb is excited about the opportunities it presents. She is now actively seeking more "banger dance numbers" and is taking meetings with producers and directors to explore acting roles in Indian films. Gottlieb's journey from a US-based dancer to an India-based performer is a testament to her adaptability and her deep connection to the country she now calls home.

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Gottlieb's latest music video is 'Sajri' with Punjabi singer Gurdeep Mehndi.
After a US tour earlier this year, Gottlieb felt a stronger sense of belonging in India than in her home country or even in London, where her husband is based. She says, "When I stepped foot in India, I went, 'I'm home!'. I just connect with the people here in India."
Gottlieb is actively seeking more "banger dance numbers" and is taking meetings with producers and directors to explore acting roles in Indian films, as she is excited about the opportunities the evolving Indian music and entertainment industry presents.

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