Emotional Madhuri Dixit pays tribute to the late Saroj Khan about Guru Purnima: I will miss your ‘Perrrfect’

Madhuri Dixit is still coming to terms with the passing of Saroj Khan. After all, the duo created on-screen magic with numerous songs like Ek Do Teen and Tamma Tamma. While the actress had opened up, shared her thoughts on the death of the ace choreographer, the actress wrote an emotional note on Guru Purnima’s occasions. Madhuri recalled several memorable moments with Saroj from their early days, including the first time they met with the song. where they created the hook step together.

“I still can’t believe Master Chi doesn’t exist anymore. Losing a friend, philosopher and guide like her is devastating. It was difficult for me to express my grief in words. I spoke to her daughter when she was in the hospital and she told me that Saroj hee would be fine. Two days later, she was gone, “begins his post. “The bond of Guru-shishya that we share, the assurance that she would be my mother on sets, I will miss everything. Today, on the occasion of Guru Purnima, I pay tribute to her,” he added.

“No one can make women look as beautiful, desirable, and sensual on screen as she does. She made it all look like poetry on the move,” Madhuri wrote. “Saroj Khan was a game changer in the industry. She was the rebel in the male-dominated profession. There were hard aspects to her personality and I think it is because life has been quite uneven for her,” he added.

“Saroj ji taught me how to do a romance with the camera when we worked on Ek Do Teen,” Madhuri revealed. Speaking about Tamma Tamma’s hook step, Madhuri added: “Her Nazakat, the aadayein, the elegance of each movement, was fascinated. She knew we would do many songs together. So we decided not to repeat any of the movements. She agreed to create steps of hook that people will identify with each song. We created so many movements without knowing what they are called. Who knew that Tamma’s step was Tamma Dab? I will miss inventing hook steps with it. ”

“She was also close to my family and this loss is deeply personal. There is no one like her and there will be no other like her. Saroj hee, I will miss everything about you. I will miss your ‘Perrrfect’!” She concluded her post.

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I still can’t believe Master Chi doesn’t exist anymore. Losing a friend, philosopher, and guide like her is devastating. It was difficult for me to leave my sorrow in words. I spoke to her daughter when she was in the hospital and she said that Saroj hee would be fine. Two days later, she was gone. ⁣⁣ The Guru-shishya bond we share, the assurance that she would be my mother on set, I will miss everything. Today, on the occasion of Guru Purnima, I pay tribute to her. ⁣⁣ ⁣ No one can make women look as beautiful, desirable, and sensual on screen as she does. She made it all seem like poetry in motion. Moved by her, I said, “Saroji ji, agar aap shakkar hoti na, I would add you to my cup of tea and drink it.” She would laugh heartily at this. I will miss that playful laugh. ⁣ The first time I met her was while shooting for Maine Rab Se of Karma. Saroj ji asked me so many questions, one of them was ‘Where did you learn to dance?’ Unfortunately, our sequence was removed from the song. I will miss your many questions. O Saroj Khan was a game changer in the industry. She was the rebel in the male dominated profession. There were difficult aspects to her personality and I think it’s because life has been quite uneven for her. I will miss that determined and headstrong woman. ⁣⁣ Dancing in front of the camera and dancing on stage are two different things. Saroj hee taught me how to do a romance with the camera when we worked on Ek Do Teen. Such was the popularity of the song that Filmfare had to create the Best Choreography category to honor Saroj ji. I will miss your resolve to push the envelope all the time. ⁣⁣ ⁣ Su Nazakat, the aadayein, the elegance of every movement, was fascinated. I knew we would do a lot of songs together. So we decided not to repeat any of the movements. She agreed to create hook steps that people will identify with each song. We create so many movements without knowing what they are called. Who knew Tamma Tamma’s step was Dab? I will miss inventing hook steps with it. ⁣ She was also close to my family and this loss is very personal. There is no one like her and there will be no other like her. Saroj hee, I will miss everything about you. I will miss your ‘Perrrfect’!

A post shared by Madhuri Dixit (@madhuridixitnene) on July 5, 2020 at 5:18 am PDT

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