Chandani has been involved in the art of North African/ Middle Eastern Dance for over 13 years. Her training and style is primarily Egyptian and her repertoire includes raks shemedan (traditional Egyptian candelabra dance), sword dance, North African cane dance, fire dance, and finger cymbals.

Chandani has been captivating audiences all over the United States. She has performed for United States Ambassador Andrew Young, Atlanta Mayor Maynard Jackson, television mogul Ted Turner, baseball great, Hank Aaron, singers Faith Hill, and the Black Crows, just to name a few. She has performed on several television programs including Good Day Atlanta, Fox Sports, and in reality TV. show, ElimiDate.

Chandani is the co-founder along with Andrea Demons of the Middle Eastern Dance troupe, Daughters of the Nile. Daughters of the Nile was formed with the objective of educating the public in the ethnic diversity and heritage of the dances of North Africa and the Middle East. Adult students studying Middle Eastern Dance are offered performance opportunities by inclusion in Daughters of the Nile. Troupe members perform at local civic functions and cultural festivals.

Within Chandani’s classes, the student not only learns technique but learns to reach within her soul to express herself through the language of the dance. Chandani believes that everyone can express herself (or himself) through the art of Middle Eastern Dance. The key is to learn to get in touch with the spirit within and get past the inhibitions we may have learned.