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Honey Kalaria sitting on a Porsche with the number plate H7 NEY on it

Honey Kalaria

Honey Kalaria, was one of the judges for Channel 4's 2004 hit series Bollywood Star and is the Bollywood Guru for ITV 1's For One Night Only: From Barnyard to Bollywood to be screened in 2006. She started dancing at the age of four and has dedicated herself to perfecting the styles of Bollywood, Bhangra and Indian Classical Dance, as well as Rock & Roll, Latin American, Belly Dance and Street Dance. She has been invited to perform around the world in the presence of HM the Queen, Tony Blair PM and the late Princess Diana.

Honey has also personally trained Narinder from Big Brother and worked with Bollywood stars including Shah Rukh Khan, Hrithik Roshan, Amitabh Bachchan, Aishwarya Ravi, Govinda and Juhi Chawla.

She won the Best International Artist Award for her role in the film Indian Babu directed by Lawrence D'Souza.

Her Bollywood Workout video secured the number one position for mainstream keep fit videos in 2003 and she has just released her first album Time to Dance.

With an MSc in Public Relations and an Honorary Doctorate of Arts from the University of East London, Honey combines her dance career with considerable business interests. She has been nominated for both Business Woman of the Year and short-listed as one of the top three Asian business women in the UK. She is founder of the International Association of Modern Indian Arts and has launched the world's first Bollywood Dance Syllabus.

She runs her own dance academy and agency - hailed by the BBC as ‘The 21st Century Fame School’ - with 15 centres across Greater London and nationwide, boasting 1,800 students.

Both Honey and her students have been involved with high profile artists and shows such as Andrew Lloyd Webber's Bombay Dreams, Gareth Gates Spirit in the Sky for Comic Relief, Kula Shaker, Crispian Mills, S-Club Juniors, Soul 2 Soul, Oliver's Twist, Open House, Ruby Wax, Tops of the Pops, CBBC Xchange, Ant and Dec and BBC Family Proms in the Park.

Honey has been interested in cars from a very early age. “In fact when I was 13 years old,” she says, “I started talking about fast cars, rally driving and predicting that when I take my driving test I will pass first time! I was lucky, by the time I turned 18 I passed my driving test on the first attempt, have now taken part in various women's rally driving competitions and to this day, have enjoyed driving around in sports cars.”

Asked about her first car and her dream car, Honey replied, “When I was at school, I used to tell my friends how much I loved 2-seater cars and that my first car would be a MG Midget, my second car a Toyota MR2, my third a Mercedes open top and my fourth a Porsche.

My friends were extremely surprised when I drove into college with a bright red MG Midget! I have also owned an old Toyota MR2, a navy blue new Toyota MR2 and now a navy blue Porsche Boxster. I love Porsches. I am quite addicted to their power, speed and comfort and my next one will hopefully be a Carrera.”

Honey was not interested in number plates until she started performing at high profile events. Asked what triggered the interest she said, “I used to see many cars with interesting private number plates and slowly began to find them quite attractive.” Her passion began to grow until she felt she wanted to own one. “I wished for the right number plate to come up and it did!” Honey explains how H7 NEY came about. “Let’s put it this way - I was at the right place at the right time.

I also possess D1 VAE which I bought for my company Diva Entertainments.” We then asked Honey what her friends and family think about her personal plate. “They all love the registration. Being a Bollywood celebrity, you do get staring as they see the car registration and immediately recognise me. It gets quite embarrassing, but it does attract a lot of attention.” 

When asked about her experience of dealing with Regtransfers.co.uk, Honey replied, “I think the company is brilliant and it’s fantastic how it can bring so much joy to car enthusiasts like me. I would definitely recommend Regtransfers to family and friends.”

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