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Jun 20, 2025 11:32 AM IST Mumbai-based tango dancer Kruti Gandhi Sarda stood third on the not too long ago concluded Indonesia Championship Preliminaries that noticed nearly 100 dancers competing. Mumbai-based tango dancer Kruti Gandhi Sarda turned the primary Indian to win on the not too long ago concluded Indonesia Championship Preliminaries that noticed nearly 100 dancers competing. “It was thrilling to be recognised as a tango dancer on the global stage,” says Kruti, including, “Tango has given me so much — community, purpose, and artistic expression. So, being able to represent India was truly humbling. I stood third in the Social Category.” Kruti Gandhi Sarda in the course of the championship; (proper) after the win It was an improvisational format, the place she needed to dance to a few completely different songs with three completely different companions. Sharing how representing India saved her motivated, the dancer says, “There was a sense of responsibility and a lot of adrenaline. Winning was extra special as it was the first time any Indian won on a global platform.” Did she see the win coming? “No, I didn’t. But I knew I had done well and there was a good feeling at the end of it,” says Kruti, 39, including that she hopes her win will encourage extra folks to take to tango. “It is still a niche and yet to reach the masses. But it’s growing steadily. I’m actively working to grow the tango community in India,” she ends.
