Jahangir Ahmed started dancing from a young age and had qualified at Featherstone High School, Southall, West London, UK. The ability to dance has enabled Jahangir to forget about disability of being a deaf individual. Over the years he had freelanced at various projects in the community/Youth Group and with dance troupes as a semi professional dancer. It was only when he attended his very first dance class of his life that he realized he had the ability to dance and choreograph at Wade Robson Master Dance Class at the prestigious Pineapple Studios in London.
Dancing became apart of his everyday life and inspiration came within to become a choreographer. Watching others perform has enabled Jahangir to grasp the style quickly and fused other styles together enabling Jahangir to create unique and creative dance styles. Jahangir from a young age had the ability to learn dance routines quickly and as he progressed his ability became stronger and advance which allowed him to memorise complex dance styles easily.

I had the pleasure to choreograph a bi-lingual musical in Jan 2014 at Watermans Theatre although wasn't a paid job it was purely to show my ability and what an awesome feedback I received. Due to the choreography of the show it saved the show being a flop! I infuse various dance styles to create a unique dance piece which goes along the beat of the music. I want to create more magical dance pieces on the stages of great stories told through power of movement.