Success Stories from Miracle On Wheels
Real lives transformed through dignity, dance, and determination
Syed Ashiq Pasha – Uttar Pradesh - Dancer and Choreographer
Syed Ashiq Pasha, world’s first professional wheelchair-bound Bharatanatyam dancer and instructor at the prestigious “Miracle on Wheels,” he specializes in teaching and performing a multitude of dance forms through innovative wheelchair techniques. Being the senior-most disciple of Guru Syed Sallauddin Pasha, his artistic prowess has graced stages across the globe, garnering international recognition and acclaim for his exceptional and inspiring performances.
Sushmita – Bangalore - Dancer
I cannot hear or speak, and I’m a slow learner. I struggled to find job opportunities and felt defeated. Then Miracle on Wheels welcomed me. They didn’t just teach me to dance—they gave me a stage to shine on. Today, I perform across India and internationally. My voice may be silent, but my dance speaks for me.
Hanumantamma – Bellary - Dancer
A government bus dragged me nearly a kilometer in a horrific accident. I was in a coma for months. When I regained consciousness, I had lost one leg and needed multiple surgeries. I thought my life was over. Then Dr. Pasha and Mahiraa entered my life. They gave me shelter, supported my education, and trained me in dance at Miracle on Wheels. Today, I dance while I study and have performed in Dubai, Singapore, and all over India. I am no longer broken—I am unstoppable.
Anas Rabbani – Delhi - Dancer
My hands and legs shake. I cannot speak fluently, and I struggled to even hold a spoon. No one gave me a job because of my disabilities. I longed to dance and to earn a living. Miracle on Wheels gave me both. Today, I work with dignity, earn a respectable salary, and support not only myself but also my family. Thank you, Miracle on Wheels, for turning my life around.