سلمان خان ينجو من محاولة قتل

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شاهد.. رسالة أميتاب باتشان لحسن الرداد

أحد أقارب أميتاب باتشان «بهدله الفقر» يفضحه ويتبرأ منه

نسرين طافش بين اجمل مئة وجه في العالم... هل تفوز باللقب؟!

قصة زعيم هندوسي متطرف يحذر المسلمين من ذبح الأبقار

Pic shows: Shubh Kaur Ghumman, the girl with an amputated leg.nnA young woman¿s whose leg was amputated after being eaten by ants has become a dancing sensation.nnSubhreet Kaur Ghumman thought she would never be able to dance again after losing her leg following a moped accident.nnSubhreet said: "It was the first day of my first year of studies, while returning home, my scooter skidded and I lost control. "nnNursing student Subhreet suffered a broken leg which then got infected ¿ she watched ants chewing on her skin and saw her toes fall off one by one.nnShe made the brave decision to have her leg amputated rather than live the rest of her life confined to a bed.nnDoctors thought she may die but they managed to perform the operation successfully.nnAnd Subhreet ¿ nicknamed Shubh ¿ was even able to continue dancing in her home city of Chandigarh capital of the Indian states of Haryana and Punjab.nnShe became a global sensation after appearing in the Indian version of Britain¿s Got Talent, where she danced one-legged to a Bollywood song.nnSubhreet was filmed dancing to the song "Chikni Chameli" from the 2012 Indian Hindi action thriller film Agneepath.nnHer incredible story of survival has become an inspiration to many after she appeared in the TV talent competition.nnShe made it through to the final but is modest about her success, saying "I enjoyed dancing to Bollywood numbers".nnAlthough Subhreet did not win India¿s Got Talent, it proved a springboard for a successful dancing career which has seen her travel around the world.nnSubhreet, who married the gym instructor who helped her launch her dance career, is currently shooting a Punjabi movie based on her life.nn(ends)  n