Sanedhip Bhimjee’s biography, fact, career, awards, net worth and life story

Intro Kathak Dancer, Choreographer, Artist
Was Artist
Choreographer
Dancer
From India
Madagascar
Type Arts
Dancing
Gender male
Birth

17 March 1970, Toliara, Toliara Province, Madagascar

Death

24 June 2014
(aged 44 years)

Star sign Pisces

Sanedhip Bhimjee is a famous Kathak Dancer and Choreographer in Mauritius. He was born on 17 March 1970 and he started his career with modeling. He started learning Kathak since the age of 18 in Indira Gandhi Institute. He first appeared in the stage with Pramila Virahsawmy at Plaza Theatre in Rose Hill for the occasion of Gujarati festival in Mauritius. When Sanedhip saw Anna Patten dancing for the first time he was mesmerized and knew that a new dimension of kathak would flourish from both talents known as Mauritian Kathak. Sanedhip is now a very famous Kathak Dancer and Choreographer in Mauritius. His company, Art Academy Ltd, in Mauritius is run by himself and his partner Anna Patten.

Career

Below is a list of Shows that Sanedhip has choreographed and also participated as a Dancer:

  • Shakti Yug (2005)
  • Festival International Kreol (2007) (as part of the Ministry of Tourism)
  • Nayika au Plaza (2003)
  • Katha’zz (2010)
  • Sutra of the Lotus
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