Udaariyaan fame Twinkle Arora wins Amateur National Bachata Indian Championship, celebrates a proud milestone after two years of dance

Twinkle Arora, known for her work in popular shows like Udaariyaan and Jhanak, as well as the Punjabi film Punjabi Aa Gaye Oye, has added another achievement to her growing list of accomplishments.

Beyond acting, Twinkle has been passionately pursuing Bachata, and her dedication has now translated into a major win at the Jack & Jill Indian Championship in Goa, a competition featuring both international-level and amateur-level categories.

Taking to social media, Twinkle shared an emotional note celebrating the achievement and described the moment as “HUGE.” Reflecting on her journey, she revealed that she is only in her second year of learning Bachata, making the accomplishment even more special. Her post also gave a glimpse into the hard work, discipline and learning that went behind reaching this stage.

Twinkle expressed heartfelt gratitude towards the people who have supported her dance journey, including her teachers and mentors. She credited them for investing their time, energy and knowledge in helping her grow as a performer. From her early training to the more recent preparation for the Jack & Jill championship, she acknowledged the role each mentor played in shaping her confidence and skills.

The actress also thanked the organisers behind the competition for creating a platform that brought together dancers and provided opportunities to compete at both international and amateur levels. Her words reflected how much the experience meant to her, not just as a competition, but as a personal milestone.

While audiences have primarily known Twinkle through her acting projects, this achievement showcases another side of her personality — her willingness to explore, learn and push herself beyond her comfort zone. Her Bachata journey, which began only a couple of years ago, has already brought her to the competitive dance stage in Goa.

With this win, Twinkle Arora has proved that her passion extends beyond the screen. From television and Punjabi cinema to dance, the actress continues to explore new avenues and celebrate every opportunity to learn and evolve.