Cancer: Cancer lost its footing, but its stubbornness did not budge; Know her journey as a successful dancer

Pudhari Online Desk: She was determined to pursue a career in dancing, but she was engulfed by cancer-like ailments. Pay Nakimi Jhala and her journey to pursue a dance career seemed almost impossible to everyone except her. But she never gave up on her passion and today became a famous dance instructor. This is the journey of Sita Subedi. Know the journey of famous dancer Sita Subedi in rural areas of Nepal. Cancer

Cancer: 12 year old lost his leg to cancer

Sita Subedi, who was born in Nepal, was determined to pursue a dancing career. Sita Subedi, Wadhlya, a rural area in Chitwan district of Nepal. At the age of 12, he was diagnosed with cancer and lost his medicine. Because of the trembling of one foot, his interest in dancing would stop and everyone would feel like dancing. But after many years of dedication and hardship, she won the gold medal in dance in 2018 and despite the difficult times, Subedinna Chikatee got the results. She stood out in the society as a skilled dancer and as a Kathak dancer. Sita, the famous dancer who lost her cancer, had no such journey. In the meantime, she had to endure abuse, discrimination and disregard from her co-workers and neighbors. Somehow he felt that he might get cancer because of Sita. Such people should keep me away from them.

Dance is not only a means of entertainment but also…

She was diagnosed with cancer and a kind of void was created in her life. But the dancer filled that void. Sita said, “When I grew up, I loved being a dancer. The dance field is not only for entertainment but also for practice and business. I felt that dance is not just a means of entertainment but a means of my life, which made me inclined towards dancing not only academically,” When I was 12 years old, I was diagnosed with cancer, after which I became indifferent about life. Without legs he could not dance, he could not lead a normal life.

Cancer: Question mark on the ability to dance Paayavar

Sita says, “After completing secondary education, I started researching my existence. I am at a stage where I can take decisions about my career. I chose to study. Bharatpurla Alyavar continued his practice along with his love for music and dancing.” Noteworthy is that Sita Meghauli is one of the 18 students who passed the SLC examination from Janaki Higher Secondary School, Chitwan. Soon after passing SLC, she got admission in Bharatpur’s local dance and music school. But the journey was not that easy. He started facing his physical problems. His trainers compared him with other co-operative trainees and his ability to perform the Eka Paivaar dance would have been a question mark. Further, the dance and music institute asked me to stop coming for classes within a month after taking formal admission. After trying to restart his life in Kathmandu, Nritya Gurunkadu faced countless rejections. Tila was considered unfit for the dance style.

It is the family members who are opposed to dancing.

Sita said, “This was not the first time that his dreams were shattered. Before Tila got cancer, she did not have any love for her dancer or family. Tychivar would have been able to bring the bonds.

…Mala Ek Dashakachi Watt Paahavi Lagli

Sita says, “I would have danced before I fell asleep. But after losing her leg, she had to wait for a decade to practice and learn dance again. Got a meeting in Kathmandu and completed my second post. When I chose music as my main subject, my music guru Dhan Bahadur Gopali suggested me such dance lessons. He got admission in Mala Nrityacharya class. After that, I started my journey as a dancer in what would have been a very eastern Thambla. Rabi Rana Magar, Sita’s dance teacher, told a news channel, “There were some problems related to body language in the beginning, but due to continuous teaching, this changed. She understands the meaning and is always ready to correct Paul.

Sudha Chandran and ‘Nache Mayuri’

After many years of hard work, Sita or Sali 2018 won the gold medal in dance. Aata Tya became an acclaimed dance instructor teaching Kathak to half a dozen students in her studio. While speaking he said, “For Yasha, you should continue your hard work and dedication. Subedi’s story Anekanna reminds me of ‘Nache Mayuri’ or Chitrapathi made by Sudha Chandran in 1986. In one accident, Chandran would have lost his leg. It was he who overcame his problems and became a skilled Bharatnatyam dancer.

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