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Remo D’Souza
Remo D’Souza’s choreography is a vibrant mix of street style, precision, and showmanship. With hits like Badtameez Dil and the ABCD franchise, he has captivated audiences and inspired dancers across the country, solidifying his place as a modern dance icon in Bollywood.
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Vaibhavi Merchant
Vaibhavi Merchant is known for her graceful and expressive choreography that beautifully fuses tradition with modern flair. From Kajra Re and Dholi Taro Dhol Baaje to Kamli and Mashallah, her dance numbers are cinematic highlights that continue to inspire and trend. With a sharp eye for detail and emotion, she remains one of Bollywood’s most iconic choreographers.
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Ahmed Khan
Ahmed Khan’s choreography blends flair with innovation, making him one of Bollywood’s most impactful dance creators. From redefining style in Rangeela to choreographing power-packed numbers like Sikander, his steps have become iconic and continue to influence Bollywood’s dance circuit.
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Farah Khan Kunder
With her blend of glamour, storytelling, and precision, Farah Khan has delivered some of Bollywood’s most memorable dance numbers—like Ek Pal Ka Jeena, Disco, and Sheila Ki Jawani. Her choreography continues to inspire, trending across generations through reels and tributes.
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Ganesh Acharya
Celebrated for his high-energy style, Ganesh Acharya has delivered unforgettable choreography in songs like Chikni Chameli, Sarkai Lo Khatiya, and Tattad Tattad. His catchy, relatable steps have made him a favorite across generations, turning everyday dance into a joyful expression of rhythm and flair.
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Saroj Khan
Saroj Khan was a legendary choreographer whose work transformed Bollywood dance. Over four decades, she crafted unforgettable routines like Ek Do Teen, Dhak Dhak Karne Laga, and Dola Re Dola, blending expression and technique with unmatched grace. Her iconic collaborations with stars like Madhuri Dixit and Sridevi cemented her legacy, which continues to inspire and shape Indian dance today
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