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Colors’ Dance Deewane contestant Aman gets a sponsor for education

The contestants of Colors’ Dance Deewane are receiving immense love and support from fans across the nation. One such contestant of first-generation is Aman from Ranchi known as the ‘little Chi Chi’ which means little Govinda for his dancing style...
Tribune News Service
Updated At : 02:14 PM Apr 19, 2021 IST
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The contestants of Colors’ Dance Deewane are receiving immense love and support from fans across the nation. One such contestant of first-generation is Aman from Ranchi known as the ‘little Chi Chi’ which means little Govinda for his dancing style who dreams of becoming a successful dancer but also wants to study further.

In the recent episode of the show, one of Aman’s fans who felt very strongly about his dream requested the Dance Deewane team to arrange for a video call with him after his performance.

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Paresh Shantilal Shah, a 72-year-old businessman not only appreciated Aman for his perseverance and wished to see him excel but also promised to sponsor his education and dance career.

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