Samarpan Lama, a resident of Pune, won “India’s Best Dancer 3,” giving him the title of “King of Contemporary.” His path has been nothing short of an emotional roller coaster, including moments when his performances didn’t live up to expectations.
India’s Best Dancer 3 has a winner.
The audience chose Samrpan Lama as the show’s winner. Samrpan Lama won the hearts of the fans on “India’s Best Dancer 3” with his humble approach and honest effort. One of the high points of his trip was getting a pair of shoes from Remo D’Souza as a token of appreciation for his dancing ability. Terence Lewis, a renowned choreographer, recognized Samarpan’s work and predicted his success in modern dance.
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Samarpan was surprised to win and exclaimed, “It feels fantastic! I liked watching reality television, and I wanted to participate in one someday. However, I never expected to win a dancing reality show competition; in fact, it allowed me to realize a long-held dream.
In this competition, I had both successes and failures,” he continued. Failure is crucial because it may also teach you a lot. Because of this, I was able to exert more effort and give it my all. My dance has improved as a result. Season 3 of “India’s Best Dancer” means the world to me, and words cannot adequately describe it. Finally, I want to thank my neighborhood for believing in me and for supporting me. They gain from my success.
One of the most touching moments was when Samarpan and his father finally got together on the IBD stage after a protracted 17-year separation. Their touching reunion with his father, who had been working abroad, moved the spectators’ hearts.
In another episode of the TV drama “Sardam Udham,” Vicky Kaushal, who plays the dancer, praised the performer’s skills, saying, “Samarpan, aapne poori tarah se apne aap ko performance mein samarpit kar diya that (Samarpan, you completely dedicated yourself to the performance).”
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The tournament was won by Samarpan, who is from a middle-class family and also received a prize of Rs 15 lakh. His participation in “India’s Best Dancer 3” is an inspiring illustration of his dedication to and competence in the discipline of modern dance.
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