Madhuri Dixit pays emotional tribute to late Saroj Khan on Guru Purnima – “There’s no one like her & there won’t be another like her” | Madhuri Dixit became emotional after remembering Saroj Khan, said- ‘Take care of me like a mother, she will always be missed’ – Bollywood News in Hindi

Veteran choreographer Saroj Khan passed away on 3 July in Mumbai due to cardiac arrest. 71-year-old Saroj Khan choreographed more than 2,000 songs in a career spanning over four decades in Bollywood. But all the credit goes to Saroj Khan for making Bollywood actress Madhuri Dixit the dancing queen. Madhuri and Saroj’s jodi has been one of the hit pair of Bollywood. In such a situation, the death of Saroj Khan is no less than a shock for Madhuri Dixit. Madhuri Dixit is broken on the death of her ‘guru’ Saroj Khan. After expressing the pain of Saroj Khan’s departure on social media, Madhuri now wrote an emotional post remembering her ‘guru’ Saroj Khan on the occasion of Guru Purnima (Guru Purnima was celebrated across the country on Sunday).

Madhuri Dixit wrote an emotional post for Saroj Khan

Madhuri, who was the most loved one in Saroj’s life, told on social media how much she loved and respected Saroj Khan. Madhuri wrote in her post, “I still can’t believe that Masterji is no more in this world. It is painful to lose a friend and mentor like him. It was difficult for me to put my sorrow into words. I spoke to his daughter when Saroj ji was in the hospital and she had said that Saroj ji would be fine. After two days she left the world.

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Our guru-disciple bond, he takes care of me like my mother on the sets, I will miss everything. Today, on the occasion of Guru Purnima, I want to pay tribute to him. No one can make a woman look as beautiful, attractive and soulful as she used to show. She used to mold everything like a poem. I was in awe of them. I told him, ‘Saroj ji, if you were sugar, I would have put you in tea and drink it.’ She used to laugh out loud at this. I will miss his laughter.”

Saroj Khan was a strong willed woman

Madhuri further wrote, “Saroj ji used to ask me many questions like ‘Why did you learn dance?’ I will miss his questions. Saroj ji changed a lot in the film world. She was a rebel in a profession dominated by men. He had a bit of a flair in his personality but I think he had a lot of ups and downs in his life. I will always miss a determined and strong-willed woman like her.”

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I still can’t believe master ji is no more. Losing a friend, philosopher & guide like her is devastating. It was difficult for me to put down my grief in words. I had spoken to her daughter when she was in the hospital & she told me that Saroj ji would be fine. Two days later, she was gone.⁣⁣ ⁣ The Guru-shishya bond that we shared, the assurance that she would be my mother on the sets, I’ll miss everything. Today on the occasion of Guru Purnima, I pay my tribute to her. ⁣⁣ ⁣ Nobody can make women look so beautiful, desirable & sensuous on-screen like her. She made everything look like poetry in motion. Smitten by her, I had told her, “Saroji ji, agar aap shakkar hoti na, I would add you in my cup of tea & drink it.” She would laugh heartily at this. I’ll miss that playful laughter.⁣ ⁣ The first time I met her was while shooting for Maine Rab Se from Karma. Saroj ji asked me so many questions, one being ‘Where did you learn to dance?’ Unfortunately, our sequence was removed from the song. I’ll miss her many questions.⁣ ⁣ Saroj Khan was a game changer in the industry. She was the rebel in the male-dominated profession. There were rough edges to her personality & I feel that’s because life had been pretty uneven to her. I’ll miss that determined & headstrong woman.⁣⁣ ⁣ Dancing in front of the camera & dancing on stage are two different things. Saroj ji taught me how to romance the camera when we worked on Ek Do Teen. Such was the song’s popularity that Filmfare had to create the Best Choreography category to honour Saroj ji. I’ll miss her resolve to push the envelope all the time. ⁣⁣ ⁣ Her Nazakat, the aadayein, the elegance of every move, I was besotted. 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 every song. We created so many movements with no knowledge about what they are called. Who knew Tamma Tamma step was Dab? I’lll miss inventing hook steps with her.⁣ ⁣ She was close to my family as well & this loss is deeply personal. There’s no one like her & there won’t be another like her. Saroj ji, I’ll miss everything about you. I’ll miss your ‘Perrrfect’!

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

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Let us inform that Saroj had worked on many evergreen songs like Dhak-Dhak, Dola Re Dola, Ek Do Teen, Choli Ke Peech Kya Hai with Madhuri in her career.