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Little Bollywood Divas



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by CHRIS BRADY

Two young girls from Yorkshire are being tipped for success in Bollywood dancing after wowing judges and instructors with their moves.

Ennah Hussain, from Bradford and Manisha Sajjad, from Huddersfield, took top prizes at the recent 2006 Bollywood Dance Championships held in Bradford and have also appeared in a Bollywood dancing DVD.
Both girls are enrolled at Salma's Bollywo
od Academy (SBA), the first ever British Asian Bollywood Dance Academy for the North and head instructor Salma Zaman told Asian Leader: "These two girls have got a lot of natural talent for dancing.
"They really impressed everybody at the Championships and I'm sure if they keep working hard and enjoying what they're doing, they can go really far."
Manisha, 10, took top prize in the open age individual dancing competition, with Ennah finishing in third spot. Both girls were given trophies by celebrity judge Jimmi Harkinshin, who plays Coronation Street character Dev Alahan.
Manisha's proud dad, Mohammad Sajjad, said: "She has always loved Bollywood and is always working on dances she's seen in the movies, so it's great that people are now commenting on how well she's doing."
Little Ennah, who aged just eight years old, was one of the youngest competitors at the event, said: "I took up dancing to make lots of new friends and its been great fun."
SBA has already launched schools in Huddersfield, Bradford, Leeds and is expecting to begin lessons in Manchester early in 2007.



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