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Go Lake Forest initiative continues with Bollywood dancing

Deepthi Chiruvuri, director of Bolly DanceFit, teaches Bollywood dance July 19 at Lake Forest Library. Claire esker/22nd century media
Malina Yusuf, of Lake Forest, learns Bollywood dance July 19 at the Lake Forest Library. Photos By Claire Esker/22nd Century Media
Amani Yusuf, 12, learns Bollywood Dance as part of the GO Lake Forest initiative, which promotes active and healthy lifestyles.

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Harrison Raft, Editorial Intern
8:00 am CDT August 2, 2018
A new groove and dance is making its way into the Lake Forest Public Library, via the hip-shaking and shoe-tapping movements of Bollywood dancing, presented by Bolly DanceFit, as a part of the Go Lake Forest initiative.

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