Grace Rhodes on item numbers

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 12:53 PM Mar 01, 2021 IST

British actor, dancer and pop singer Grace Rhodes who was seen in Street Dancer 3D, is passionate about Indian films. She wants to mark a debut in Bollywood and perform item numbers. Says Grace, “Street Dancer 3D was my first Bollywood experience. It was such a nice unit, everyone was extremely talented and the energy was amazing. Working with Remo sir was an absolute pleasure. It was from there on I was approached for other work and new projects within the industry, so I will be forever grateful for this.”

Grace says she would love to do item numbers in films and adds, “I’m an artiste and performer, I sing, dance and act. So, would want to do all three. I would like to do some traditional dance and also modern numbers. Who knows you may see a collaboration with an Indian singer, where I can do both, the singing and dance.”

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