Terrence Lewis

Indian dancer and choreographer

Terrence Lewis - Artists & Creatives born April 10th, 1975
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Born in 1975, a prominent dancer and choreographer in India, focused on contemporary dance forms and classical Indian styles. Established a dance academy that provides training in various dance disciplines. Appeared as a judge on popular reality dance shows, showcasing talent and promoting dance culture in India. Collaborated with various artists in the film and television industries, enhancing the choreography of numerous productions.

Founded Terrence Lewis Contemporary Dance Company

Judged on 'Dance India Dance' and 'So You Think You Can Dance'

Choreographed for Bollywood films

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