Madhuri Dixit Gets Devastated With The Sudden Demise Of Ace Choreographer Saroj Khan

One of the finest dancers of Bollywood, Madhuri Dixit gets devastated after hearing the death news of her guru Saroj Khan. This ace choreographer breathed her last today morning and died of cardiac arrest in Gurunanak hospital.

Madhuri Dixit took to her Instagram and reminisced all her bond with Saroj Khan and goes teary-eyed…

Madhuri dropped a few images and showed off her love towards her dear guru… From throwback pics to the current candid clicks, Saroj and Madhuri are seen holding each other and smiling heartfully.

Madhuri also penned down a heartfelt note and doled out that, she is devastated and loss of words today!!! She also said that Saroj Khan was part of her journey since the beginning as she not only taught to dance but so much more… She also uttered that, it is her personal loss and sent her heartfelt condolences to Saroj Khan's family.

Madhuri Dixit also took to her Twitter account and shared her grief…

In this post, Madhuri doled out that, she will be always grateful for Saroj Khan's work in helping her reach her full potential in dance. RIP Saroj ji…

Staring from "Ek Do Teen…" to "Dole Ra Dola…", Saroj Khan made Madhuri rock with her awesome dancing skills and made these songs remain classic on the big screens. Saroj Khan last choreographed Madhuri Dixit for Karan Johar's 'Kalank' movie which was released in 2019.

Well, we Hans India also bring out the words of Saroj Khan which she doled out about her favourite student Madhuri Dixit in her recent interview…

"Madhuri could pick up dance steps easily. She was a trained Kathak dancer and learnt for 12 years. But, the problem was she couldn't shake her hip. In Kathak, you don't shake your hip. The first film we did together was Subhas Ghai's Uttar Dakshin. From there our journey started and I started teaching her. She was a little slow in the beginning but she got the heck of it. Madhuri used to copy me to the T. Ek Do Teen was the best performance of Madhuri and it established her as a dancer. We have many sweet memories. I can't pinpoint any one of them. They will always remain fresh in my heart. Madhuri is a naughty girl. Sometimes, I used to stumble while speaking in English and she would come quietly and correct me in my ears. We both had this joke among us. Later, if she had any films, she would call me and give details about the producer making the film. She would ask me to do the songs for her. That time the fashion was one master in a picture. Now, it has changed."

RIP Saroj Khan… You will always be remembered for your great work!!!