Saroj Khan

Rasha Thadani, Raveena Tandon's daughter, debuted in 'Azaad'. Her dance in 'Uyi Amma' gained attention. Rasha credits choreographer Bosco Martis for his guidance. Raveena helped her study expressions of legendary actresses. A fan recognized her as the 'Uyi Amma girl'. She starred alongside Amaan Devgan in Abhishek Kapoor's film. The film however, did not do well at the box office.

Bollywood star Govinda learned dancing from Saroj Khan, who supported him despite his inability to pay initially. Years later, he sent her Rs 24,000 as 'Gurudakshina' and paid Rs 4 lakh for her medical treatment.

Neena Gupta emphasizes that remaking the iconic 'Choli Ke Peeche' from Khal Nayak should be approached with caution, as its original essence and impact can't be replicated. The song, known for Madhuri Dixit's performance and its bold lyrics, remains a timeless classic despite earlier controversies. Gupta asserts the song is perfect as is and should remain untouched.

Bollywood icons Akshay Kumar and Shilpa Shetty delighted fans by recreating their popular ‘90s dance number, Chura Ke Dil Mera. They shared laughs while attempting to match their original choreography. Akshay is enjoying recent cinematic success and has a packed schedule with several highly anticipated film releases slated for 2025.

On the 7th anniversary of Sridevi’s passing, filmmaker Pankaj Parashar, who has directed the legendary actress in Chaalbaaz (1989) and Meri Biwi Ka Jawaab Nahin (2004), spoke to ETimes, reminiscing about her unparalleled talent, dedication, and impact on Indian cinema. Comparing her to Sachin Tendulkar, Parashar talked about her early start in the industry and the immense hard work that set her apart.

Social media is flooded with love for Saroj Khan - fans are dearly missing her and Bollywood celebrities have been sharing fond moments with the ace choreographer. Saroj Khan’s family updated her Instagram account with a note of gratitude, “Thank you for all your messages and for keeping Mummy in your prayers. Given the current COVID-19 situation, there will be no prayer meet. Whenever the situation improves, we will meet and celebrate the life of Saroj Khan.” Last post by Saroj Khan on Instagram was a note for late Sushant Singh Rajput.

Saroj Khan bid adieu to the world as she breathed her last at the age of 71. She had choreographed almost all the leading ladies of Bollywood had a glorious career spanning over four decades. Saroj Khan had followed her passion for dance since a very young age and had become an assistant by the age of 13.

Ace choreographer Saroj Khan (aged 71) passed away today (July 3) in Mumbai. The National award winning choreographer has choreographed over 2000 songs in a career span of 40 years and has appeared on many TV shows as well. Tamil TV celebs Gayathri Raghuram, Radikaa Sarathkumar, Khushbu Sundar, Brinda Gopal and others have expressed their grief over Saroj Khan’s demise.

Joining the world in mourning the demise of Saroj Khan, Telugu celebs have paid their condolences on their social media handles.

Madhuri Dixit, who shared a close bond with late choreographer Saroj Khan, recently took to social media to share a throwback video where they can be seen having a candid conversation over their iconic song 'Ek Do Teen' from 'Tezaab'.

The multilingual actress remembered how Saroj Khan was the choreographer for her Hindi film

Bollywood lost yet another legend as ace choreographer Saroj Khan, breathed her last today. The 71 year old prolific choreographer, was reportedly laid to rest at a cemetery in Malad. “We buried her at around 7 am. The prayer meeting will be held after three days,” the veteran choreographer’s daughter, Sukaina Khan told PTI.

TV actress Amrapali Gupta, who has played quite a number of negative roles in shows like Qubool Hai, Adhuri Kahaani Hamari and Ishqbaaaz, is saddened by the news of Saroj Khan’s demise.

Saroj Khan and Madhuri Dixit’s creation of ‘Ek Do Teen’ is still remembered as an iconic number, while Masterji’s energetic choreography of the song ‘Tamma Tamma’ from 90s was much loved. Over the years, several of these songs were remixed and recreated for the big screen, for which Saroj Khan often expressed displeasure.

Bollywood lost a celebrated choreographer as Saroj Khan passed away last week. Interestingly, her glorious journey in Bollywood was to be turned into a film. Speaking to a news portal, late Saroj Khan’s daughter Sukaina revealed that a few people had approached the ace choreographer for a biopic but she dismissed the idea. However during her last days, Saroj Khan had reportedly stated that she was keen that Remo D’Souza should direct the film, since he was a dancer and would understand her journey.

Award winning choreographer Saroj Khan learnt 'Tuttemporary' -- combination of tutting and contemporary, from a contestant when she became part of "Dance India Dance Season 6" for a special episode.

Remembering her special experience with the ace choreographer, TV actress Nisha Rawal shared a picture of Rs 100 note which was given to her by Saroj Khan when she had participated in Nach Baliye 5 along with husband Karan Mehra.

Bollywood’s beloved ‘Masterji’ Saroj Khan, 71, passed away in Mumbai today (July 3) due to cardiac arrest.

Bollywood' legendary choreographer Saroj Khan passed away due to cardiac arrest in Mumbai. "She passed away due to cardiac arrest at around 2.30 am at the hospital," Saroj Khan's nephew Manish Jagwani told news agency PTI. B-town celebs have taken to their social media to mourn the loss of the ace choreographer.