Web film celebrates the journey of two young, male Navi Mumbai ballet dancers
Updated On: 07 November, 2016 10:05 AM IST | | Suprita Mitter
Two boys flying, swivelling around mid-air and then getting into an Arabesque (a ballet position where the dancer stands on one leg with raised leg extended in straight line to rear and foot pointed) made a riveting montage in the latest film by 101India


Manish Chauhan
Two boys flying, swivelling around mid-air and then getting into an Arabesque (a ballet position where the dancer stands on one leg with raised leg extended in straight line to rear and foot pointed) made a riveting montage in the latest film by 101India. Titled The Ballerinos of Navi Mumbai, the six-minute film by the portal that focuses on youth-centric content, tells the story of two kids who hail from chawls and have excelled in Ballet, a dance form conventionally associated with women. Defying the gender stereotype and battling the odds of social strata 21-year-old Manish Chauhan and 15-year-old Amir Shah were discovered by Ballet trainer Yehuda Maor. Both have bagged a year-long scholarship at a ballet school in Portland.
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