Saroj Khan dies, Akshara Singh, Sambhavana Seth, Kajal Raghwani and other Bhojpuri stars pay tributes
New Delhi: Condolence messages are pouring in for Bollywood choreographer Saroj Khan, who died after a cardiac arrest on Friday in Mumbai. She was 71. Saroj Khan had complained of respiratory issues in June, following which she was admitted to Mumbai’s Guru Nanak Hospital. Over the previous few weeks, she had been experiencing a number of well being points, although she had examined destructive for COVID-19. She breathed her final at round 1.30 am.
Bollywood celebs have mourned her demise with a heavy coronary heart and so has the Bhojpuri trade. Celebs like Akshara Singh, Sambhavana Seth, Kajal Raghwani and different stars took to their respective social media accounts to pay tribute to the National Award-winning choreographer.
Akshara Singh wrote, “Queen of expression and grace. An institution in herself. Saroj ma’am. RIP.”
Sambhavana, who labored with Saroj Khan throughout a actuality present ‘Dance Sangram’, wrote a prolonged put up remembering Master ji.
“I tried calling many times when I got to know you were not well but could not reach you..I wanted to meet you, hug you and help you the way you have always done for me..Got very few opportunities to work with you and those were the moments when you helped me realise my full potential..I will never forget those words – ‘Meri Madhuri ke baad meri favourite tu hai’ and gave me 500 rupees after the shoot..I Still have that token of appreciation with me..May your soul Rest In Peace Master Ji,” she wrote.
“Saroj khan was a genius choreographer, who impressed us with fabulous expressions dance moves & entertained all with her iconic work… shocked to know about Saroj ma’am demise. A big löss to the film industry. Condolences to their family. RIP Saroj khan ma’am. Legend, Om Shanti,” wrote Kajal Raghwani in her tribute to Saroj Khan.
Meanwhile, Pawan Singh posted this.
Saroj Khan’s final rites had been carried out at Malad burial floor. Few members of her household had been allowed on the burial owing to social distancing norms.
One of essentially the most prolific choreographers of the Hindi movie trade, Saroj Khan, fondly known as ‘Master ji’ in Bollywood, had known as the pictures in over 2,000 songs spanning over 4 many years.
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