Chino Valley Homes Specialist

In 1982, teenager Sudha Chandran was a highly accomplished classical dancer with a

promising future in her native India. That all changed when her right leg had to be

amputated after a car crash. Though the incident brought her bright career to a halt, she

didn’t give up.

In the painful months that followed, she sought out an Indian doctor who had

devoted his life to developing innovative artificial limbs, particularly a solid

but flexible artificial foot. The doctor agreed to create a prosthesis for Sudha

and studied the type of dance she used to do, tailoring the limb to allow

many kinds of movement.

Sudha believed in herself and her dream, and began her courageous journey

back to the world of dancing – learning to balance, bend, stretch, walk,

turn, twist, twirl, and finally, dance.

In 1984, Sudha made a historic comeback by giving a public recital in Bombay. Her performance

was met with thunderous applause, and invitations to dance flooded in from all

over the world. A shrewd movie producer invited

Sudha to tell her story on screen, launching

Sudha’s highly successful film and television career.

When Sudha was asked how she’d ever thought

she’d dance again after such a setback, she said

quite simply, “You don’t need feet to dance.”

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