I am extremely delighted with the outstanding success of young Indians. Look at this young middle-class girl from a small kasbah, Munger in Bihar. At 8, her parents separated. After doing odd jobs to survive, in 2015 destiny brought her to Mumbai, and she got selected for Dance India Dance but was evicted in the first round. Then she took her talent as a challenge, prepared herself hard with unbearable struggle, and 9 years later, this young, creative, and talented girl named Manisha Rani is in the finals of Jhalak Dikhla Ja.
Today, this talented Indian, Manisha Rani, who once had no resources and no hope, is a social media sensation and one of the youngest celebrities.
What gives me hope about Indian youth is that she has also sponsored 11 orphan but talented girls from small-town India for 11 years.
May maa Saraswati always bless you @ItsManishaRani
If you know of any young, creative but disadvantaged Indian, please let us know at @IAB_Foundation.
Can't believe Manisha really called Amy a tomato directly without batting an eyelid
This girl is such a Queen for having a no filter mouth
I just love the way she has no care in the world
Also she was any day better than Shoaib in dance
#ManishaRani#JDJ11