The country's best-known dancer and choreographer Terence Lewis is celebrating his birthday today. Terence Lewis was born on 10 April 1975 in Mumbai, Maharashtra. Terence Lewis was the youngest of his seven siblings. From childhood, Terence Lewis was very sharp in his studies. The economic circumstances of Terence's parents were very bad. The father used to work in a company called 'Modistone Tires' to run the house and the mother used to do sewing and weaving at home. Terence Lewis studied his schooling at St. Teresa's High School, completed from Mumbai, he used to do Terrence Theater along with school due to his schooling. 

He wanted to become an actor since childhood, but after recognizing his talent in dance, he decided to pursue a career in dance. After schooling, Terence did a diploma in Hotel Management from the 'Institute of Hotel Management' in Mumbai and also got a Psychology and Sociology degree from the University of Mumbai. But even after all this, Terence Lewis did not forget his passion for dance and that's why he is trained in jazz, ballet, and contemporary dance from New York's 'Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater. 

Subsequently, Terence Lewis made up his mind to fulfill his dream of becoming a choreographer and acted in many Bollywood movies like Lagaan, Jhankar Bits, and Nach. After this, he also appeared in a music video "Badan Pe Sitare" which later became very popular. After this, Terence Lewis became the king of the dance world. In 2002, Terence received the American Choreography Award for the film Lagaan, after which Terence gained his true identity. In 2010, Terence also appeared in a popular reality show "Fear Factor: Khatron Ke Khiladi 3". In recent years, Terence Lewis has appeared in several reality shows such as Nach Baliye, Shriman v / s Shrimati, and Dance India Dance as a judge.

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