Get to know the talented Indian dancer and choreographer, Paramdeep Singh, through this comprehensive biography. From his early dance training to his appearances on popular reality shows, discover the journey of this rising star.

Wiki/Biography & Career

Paramdeep Singh, born on Tuesday, November 27, 2001, in Uttar Pradesh, is a 22-year-old (as of 2023) Indian dancer and choreographer. His zodiac sign is Libra. He received his initial dance training at the Piyush Dance Academy in Mumbai. His talent quickly propelled him into the spotlight.

His career highlights include participation in “Dance India Dance: Season 6” as a member of Mudassar Khan’s team, “Mudassar Ki Mandali”. He also worked as a dance trainer with UrbanClap, teaching various styles like contemporary, hip-hop, and Bollywood. Furthermore, he choreographed performances for a contestant on “Dance India Dance Li’l Masters: Season 4”.

Paramdeep’s journey continued with appearances on “Dance Deewane” (2018-2019) on Colors TV, reaching the finals. In 2020, he competed on Sony TV’s “India’s Best Dancer”. Beyond reality shows, he’s worked as a dancer and trainer with Piyush Dance Academy.

Physical Appearance

• Height (approx.): 5’5″
• Eye Colour: Dark Brown
• Hair Colour: Black

Family & Caste

While details about his parents remain private, it is known that he hails from a Punjabi family and has a brother, Gagandeep Singh.

Favourite Things

• Dancer: Michael Jackson
• Dance Form: Finger-tutting

Facts/Trivia

Paramdeep’s accomplishments extend beyond reality television. He’s conducted dance workshops at prestigious academies like Iconic Entertainment Dance Academy and Kentstar Hall in Mumbai, and also worked with Shareef Punndith Films. He was among the top 30 contestants on “Dance Plus: Season 3”.

His expertise is not limited to performance; he’s also judged dance events. Notably, he and Vaishnavi Patil co-judged a dance competition in Pune in 2018. He maintains a YouTube channel showcasing his dance skills and choreography.

Dance Show Appearances

Here’s a table summarizing his prominent dance show appearances: