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IIT Bombay professor's Nainowale Ne dance on stage gets loud cheers from students
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IIT Bombay professor's Nainowale Ne dance on stage gets loud cheers from students

Professor Ruchi Anand, head of the Chemistry Department at IIT Bombay, gained widespread attention online after performing a graceful dance at an in-house symposium organized by her department. The video, shared on Instagram, shows her dancing to the song 'Nainowale Ne' from the 2018 film Padmaavat, wearing a traditional outfit and matching the song's rhythm with delicate movements. The performance highlighted a different side of academic life, showcasing Anand's passion for dance alongside her career as a scientist and educator. Many viewers praised her for balancing her professional responsibilities with personal interests, reflecting a broader appreciation for individuals pursuing passions outside their primary roles.

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IIT Bombay professor's Nainowale Ne dance on stage gets loud cheers from students

Professor Ruchi Anand, head of the Chemistry Department at IIT Bombay, gained widespread attention online after performing a graceful dance at an in-house symposium organized by her department. The video, shared on Instagram, shows her dancing to the song 'Nainowale Ne' from the 2018 film Padmaavat, wearing a traditional outfit and matching the song's rhythm with delicate movements. The performance highlighted a different side of academic life, showcasing Anand's passion for dance alongside her career as a scientist and educator. Many viewers praised her for balancing her professional responsibilities with personal interests, reflecting a broader appreciation for individuals pursuing passions outside their primary roles.

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