Manipur
Like many children, Dayanand was also enamored by magic tricks as a kid. He was eager to learn the art form himself, but there was no one to teach him where he lived. So he turned to YouTube and watched video after video, learning trick after trick. Soon he was putting up small shows for his friends and family. With an urge to expand his audience, he started his own YouTube channel. As his videos spread far and wide, other YouTubers with similar interests saw his content. And soon enough, he started collaborating with YouTubers from the UK, Australia, Japan and Thailand. Once his channel started making money, he decided to give back to his art form by launching an online school for magic. Today, his school and his channel are helping keep magic alive in this world, by teaching the craft to several enthusiasts across the world.
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