Choreographer and Director Remo D’Souza
Remo D’Souza, who is currently the judge of DID Little Masters, offered to pay off a contestant’s family debt.
Remo D’Souza offers to pay off the debts of a young boy, an eight-year-old contestant named Himanshu in DID Little Masters 5. The renowned choreographer and filmmaker is among the judges of the show and has offered to clarify. Himanshu debuts after knowing his mother’s struggles. The little boy from Delhi lost his father at a very young age, leaving his mother to raise two children. His mother decided to pull a rickshaw to make a living. She revealed how she is being harassed because she is a female rickshaw driver, and also how she got into debt to buy a rickshaw.
Hearing this, Remo came forward and offered to help. As quoted in a report by DNA, Remo said, “I would love to help you with this EMI which you are paying for your rickshaw. Please let me know the amount which is pending, I will pay it.” Will do it. I don’t want you or Himanshu to stress about it now, now that rickshaw is yours. Now focus on your kids and live a happy life after that.”
That’s the sign of a true gentleman, isn’t it? We hope this help will bring a new ray of hope in the life of Himanshu and his family, and the boy can focus on his studies and honing his talent as a dancer. According to India Today, another contestant named Anand Kumar emotionalised the judge. Anand, who hails from a small village near Delhi, is the son of a vegetable vendor. He revealed that he was bullied in school because his father used to sell vegetables on the streets.
To make his situation worse, Anand had to drop out of school due to financial constraints during the pandemic. However, her family supported her dream of becoming a dancer, which helped her to pursue her dance classes. This story brought tears to the eyes of Judge Mouni Roy.
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