Lauren Gottlieb of `Jhalak Dikhla Ja` to perform on `Naatu Naatu` at Oscars 2023

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Lauren Gottlieb of `Jhalak Dikhla Ja` to perform on `Naatu Naatu` at Oscars 2023

American dancer Lauren Gottlieb, who was also seen as a runner-up in the sixth season of `Jhalak Dikhlaa Jaa`, is excited to perform on the song `Naatu Naatu` which has been nominated at this year`s Academy Awards as the lead female dancer at the Oscars 2023.

Talking about the opportunity, Lauren shared: “I feel so grateful to have been given the opportunity to represent India on such a global platform. Oscars are one of the biggest stages in the world and for India to be represented in such a big way and get nominated is incredible.”

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She further mentioned, “The fact that I have been chosen to be the lead female dancer and connect Bollywood and Hollywood, both the closest things to my heart, is surreal. I feel a big sense of responsibility to make sure the piece is authentic and makes India proud.”

Lauren insisted that she is working hard with her choreographers Napoleon and Tabitha D`umo to get the perfect balance between the crispness of the western stage and the freedom of the street style of India.

She added, “Before India ever happened for me, I had the opportunity to assist Napoleon and Tabitha on big production dance jobs in Hollywood. So it`s a huge homecoming moment for us. It`s been an incredible week sharing my knowledge of Indian dance and my experiences living in India with the entire cast.”

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She continued, “I`ve been helping fine-tune the steps and I even convinced NappyTabs to have the two lead male dancers lip-sync the song. Earlier they thought it would be too difficult, but I said it`s Bollywood, so the lip-syncing has to be done.”

She also shared how she trained the other dancers, “I have shown them Ranveer Singh and Allu Arjun`s songs to get them to know the essence of Bollywood music. Bollywood is performed much larger than how we dance in the West. I even taught everyone how to do namaste and bow their heads after the performance. It makes me emotional knowing in just two days I will get to perform `Naatu Naatu` on one of the most prestigious stages in the world.”

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