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'May the Heavens Dance To Your Tune, Masterji': Priyanka Chopra
Priyanka Chopra paid her tribute to Bollywood's legendary choreographer Saroj Khan, who passed away on Friday. She shared a post on Twitter remembering legendary choreographer Saroj Khan.
Another tragedy struck Bollywood as veteran choreographer Saroj Khan passed away from cardiac arrest. She was 71. The three-time National Award winner was not keeping well for some time. She was admitted to Guru Nanak Hospital in Bandra on June 20 after she complained of breathing issues. She was suffering from multiple health issues, but had tested negative for COVID-19.
Many of her colleagues from the film industry expressed their grief on social media as soon as the news broke. Bollywood actor Priyanka Chopra penned an emotional note in the memory of ace choreographer Saroj Khan.
Priyanka Chopra remembers Saroj Khan:
Priyanka Chopra paid her tribute to Bollywood's legendary choreographer Saroj Khan, who passed away on Friday. She shared a post on Twitter remembering legendary choreographer Saroj Khan. In her post, Priyanka recalled the time when she got the opportunity to work with Saroj Khan in the Dharma Productions film Agneepath (2012).
The Bajirao Mastani actor called Saroj Khan an “institute that defined an era of dancing with abandon, emotion and passion.”
She defined an era of dancing with emotion and passion.
https://twitter.com/priyankachopra/status/1279106703355600897
Priyanka shared, “Many of my teenage dreams came true when she choreographed me in Agneepath. Taskmaster, perfectionist, innovator, trendsetter, genius… Saroj ji was many things to many people. To me, she’ll always be an institution that defined an era of dancing with abandon, emotion & passion. Gun Gun Guna Re… May the heavens dance to your tune Masterji… RIPSarojKhan”
Saroj Khan:
One of the most prominent choreographers in Hindi cinema, Saroj Khan, who was fondly called as “Masterji” in the industry, has worked in over 2000 songs. Her most famous collaborations were with Madhuri Dixit for (“Dhak dhak karne laga”) and Sridevi (“Hawa hawai”) among many others.
Her recent work includes “Tabaah ho gaye” in last year’s “Kalank”, picturised on Madhuri.
May her soul Rest in Peace.
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