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Trans-woman Honey Singh shares inspiring story on TV

The upcoming weekend episode of Sony TV’s India’s Best Dancer Season 2 will be super special as Honey Singh, a 22-year-old transwoman from Kanpur, will be seen setting the stage on fire with her dance moves. Apart from this, Honey...

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Updated At : 01:08 PM Oct 28, 2021 IST

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The upcoming weekend episode of Sony TV’s India’s Best Dancer Season 2 will be super special as Honey Singh, a 22-year-old transwoman from Kanpur, will be seen setting the stage on fire with her dance moves. Apart from this, Honey will also be seen talking about her life journey. During the shooting, her performance on the song Man Mohini’ left the judges amazed! Terence Lewis felt that it was an effortless act. Post the performance, Honey Singh narrated her life story. She said, “I am a trans woman and I am proud of myself. I don’t care what society thinks of me. It’s me and my family against the world. People rejected me, but I accepted myself.”

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