Saroj Khan's Death: Subhash Ghai says "Parivartan aaega, Saroj Khan nai aaengi"

Bollywood has lost its most renowned choreographer, Saroj Khan on July 3, 2020. The choreographer was 71-years-old when she suffered from a cardiac arrest and lost her life. A number of celebrities have come forward to share condolences for the ace choreographer’s death. Subhash Ghai is one of the celebrities who has expressed his feelings about Khan’s death on social media. He recently shared a video on his Instagram and shared his feeling about the same.

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Subhash Ghai's tribute for Saroj Khan

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Subhash Ghai took to his Instagram to share a video of the impact of Saroj Khan’s death in the Hindi film industry. He expresses his views about The Mother of Dance/Choreography in India and how she changed the film industry. In the same context, Ghai says that changes will keep coming but then “Saroj Khan” does not. He also mentioned that Saroj Khan was the only person responsible for keeping Classical dance style alive in the industry. He shared the video and captioned it with, “AN ERA HAS GONE absolutely my personal loss. an integral part of our Mukta”. 

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Subhash Ghai has also shared a tribute for Saroj Khan post on his Twitter account. He shared a picture of the ace choreographer. Similarly, other celebrities from the industry have also shared a number of posts for Saroj Khan. her death has certainly shaken the entire media industry. Here are some posts by other Bollywood star on Saroj Khan’s death. 

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Bollywood reacts to Saroj Khan's death

More about Saroj Khan

Saroj Khan had been in the industry for over 40 years. She had choreographed more than 2000 dance numbers to date. She had been a part of some iconic films and was known for her choreography for songs like Ek Do Teen and Dhak Dhak Karne Laga. She had also won three National Awards for her contribution to Devdas, Sringaram, and Jab We Met. She was also a part of a number of reality dance shows including Nach Baliye, Ustaadon Ka Ustaad, Boogie Woogie and many more. 

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