Madhuri Dixit in talks for Saroj Khan’s biopic with director Hansal Mehta!

New Delhi: Saroj Khan was a legendary Indian choreographer known for her immense contribution to Bollywood. With her expressive choreography and iconic dance sequences, she revolutionized the way dance was portrayed on-screen. Her talent and dedication earned her numerous accolades and the title of ‘Masterji.’ Saroj Khan’s legacy continues to inspire dancers worldwide.

Saroj Khan’s Biopic

On July 3, 2021, T-Series announced a biopic on the life of renowned choreographer Saroj Khan, marking the first anniversary of her passing. Saroj Khan, who worked for almost four decades, sadly passed away on July 3, 2020, due to a heart attack. As per Hindustan Times, there are talks of Madhuri Dixit being considered to portray Saroj Khan in the film, although specific details about the storyline are yet to be finalized.

Saroj Khan, a prominent figure in Hindi cinema, choreographed over 3000 songs and was hailed as the first female choreographer in Bollywood. Her biopic is currently in early stages, and according to a source, the writing process is still in progress. The makers are considering casting multiple actors to portray Saroj Khan at different stages of her life. For instance, one actress might depict her younger years, while another would portray her older self. Madhuri Dixit is being considered for playing one of these roles.

Saroj Khan’s Life & Career

According to a source, the biopic on Khan’s life has a lot of material to cover due to the ups and downs her experienced. The writers are still deciding which angle to choose in order to portray her story effectively. In addition, there were talks about Madhuri Dixit being the main character in the biopic. Madhuri Dixit was approached for this role, given that Saroj Khan played a significant role in defining her career. Saroj Khan choreographed many of Madhuri’s popular songs, and they shared a close bond and understanding. This made it easier for them to communicate during the filming process.