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Belly dancing dream

Updated At : 06:22 AM May 04, 2016 IST

Dance along: Aakanksha Singh

Aakanksha Singh is keeping herself fit by taking belly dancing classes. “I wanted to learn belly dancing since childhood. I have been a huge fan of Shakira. Belly dancing is also a good form of exercise, as it keeps your body toned and flexible. I have already completed level one, which had the basics of belly dancing. Now I have moved on to level two. The sessions are interesting; I always look forward to them”.

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