Identical Twin Bellydancers You may have seen them on T.V., films & music videos! ...in magazines such as Vogue & People! ...or perhaps you've been to one of their weekly classes in Los Angeles where the twins are making better bodies out of Hollywood's elite!
Veena's bio!
Veena is a recipient of several acting, singing and dancing scholarships and awards, local, national and International. She holds a Bachelors of Arts degree in theater and voice and is a graduate of the Masters of Fine Arts degree program at UCLA. Aside from studying dances in Egypt and in India, she has studied Mexican Folk dance and Spanish at the university in Michúcan, Mexico. She speaks Hindi, Spanish, and is fluent in sign language.
As an actress, she has appeared on many feature films and TV shows, including 'Malcolm and Eddie' and 'Monkey Bone' with Brendan Fraser. As a choreographer, Veena's many credits include 'Xena, the Warrior Princess' and being part of Debbie Allen's skeleton crew at the Academy Awards. She currently teaches theater arts in Colleges.
Neena's bio!
Neena received a double Bachelors degree in Journalism and Business, and graduated with academic awards, scholarships and fellowships. As a performer, Neena had studied Western and Eastern classical singing, Indian classical music and acting. Well schooled in dance also, she has studied ballet, jazz, Indian, and Middle Eastern dance It might surprise you to know that although acting and dance are her chosen vocations, Neena is also a highly sought after graphologist! Luckily for us her prime position is at the side of her sister Veena where they are known as the world famous identical twin boa-constrictor bellydancers.
Like its many dialects and languages, each region of India has its own classical and folkloric style of dance. The following are the styles we perform and teach:
Rajasthani: (pronounced RAH-jus-THANi) The desert region of India where the gypsies originated. Danced mostly by women, this street folk dance is known for its spins, backbends, protruding hip movements and balancing many pots on their heads. The people of Rajastan are known for wearing vibrant colorful or tie-dyed veils known as chunnis (pronounced CHOONE-ees) and turbans they wear on their heads, silver and mirrored jewelry, and black tattoos on their face and hands.

About their snacks Ginger, Nagin, Jezabel, Shiva, Aladdin and Snakey are a few of our 12 pet boa-constrictors which average 6-7 feet in length. They are 4-7 years old and can live up to 20 years. They don't have fangs nor are they poisonous. Their diet consists of rats and water and their gentle nature makes them great pets.