Phullwanti Title Track | Lavani Choreography | Navratri Dance Series 2024
Here's one from the 4th edition of our 'Nritya ke Navrang' series. Sharing my performance on the popular Phullwanti title track! This vibrant Lavani choreography, infused with Kathak, brings the energetic pulse of Maharashtra's folk dance to life. Originally performed by Prajakta Mali (seen essaying the title role in the Marathi film), this song (sung by Arya Ambekar) beautifully blends tradition with modern flair, and the choreography highlights the elegance and intensity of Lavani through expressions, footwork and graceful body movements.
Lavani is all about storytelling through rhythm, and my performance is designed to capture the spirit of the song—full of passion, power, and femininity. I wanted the energy of music, vibe of expressions and the entire choreography to come together and create a truly dynamic experience.
Check out the video to see the magic unfold! 🎶💃
Rakita Rakita Dance Cover - Jagame Thandhiram | Dhanush Birthday Special | Priya Adivarekar
As Superstar Dhanush celebrates his 38th birthday this year, I thought it would be exciting to recreate his recent chartbuster 'Rakita Rakita' from 'Jagame Thandhiram'. While the euphoria surrounding his birthday has hit a peak - with #HappyBirthdayDhanush trending all day on social media and fans pouring their hearts out with incredible wishes - we thought of presenting our own humble, heartfelt surprise. The video was shot at home due to the covid-19 restrictions, and this is also the first time that I've tried wearing a 'Tamil Veshti' (if I've got the method or draping wrong, my apologies. But, I would love to keep trying and improvise). I truly enjoyed every bit of recreating this foot tapping number.
Here's my fun MASS attempt, and I truly hope you guys enjoy it. Let's Rakita!!
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Shaam Shaandaar - Shaandaar
Look at those moves! I mean - JUST LOOK AT THOSE MOVES. While Shaandaar may not be one of your favourite films starring the actor, we were thankful to the almighty (and the choreographer) for giving us a glimpse of the Kapoor boy's impeccable moves. In a red hot jacket, the actor makes a smashing entry and literally OWNS the dance floor with his flawless performance. The song - Shaam Shaandaar, continues to be a hot favourite during the wedding season, and needless to say, we can't help but shake a leg à la Jagjinder Joginder!
Admit it! No one could have done that doggie step the way Shahid has. During an earlier interview, choreographers Bosco - Caeser had confessed to us that it was Shahid's enthusiasm and dedication that made it easier for them to try something unique. The actor is always game for something fun and the fact that he enjoyed performing on this number translated on screen. Everybody was in love with the quirky moves and the way Shahid had added extra charm to it. Even we couldn't stop ourselves from doing the doggie dance on repeat.
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Recreating The World of Mughal-e-Azam | In conversation with Mayuri Upadhya
A trained professional dancer, Mayuri had charmed the audience with her beautiful choreography in Mirzya last year and had also conceptualised, choreographer the inauguration for Make in India week 2016. She went on to bag her first musical, Mughal-E-Azam, in the same year. Right from the first season, she has mesmerised the audience with sounds of ghungroo in the play. Mayuri went on to win hearts, and earned accolades, appreciation for her work. We caught up with the artist in between rehearsals for the ongoing second season of the play. In an exclusive chat, Mayuri Upadhyay gives us get an insight into the journey of recreating the choreography for a magnum opus - Mughal-E-Azam, on stage.
What were your first thoughts when you got the opportunity to choreograph the musical?
How has the journey of choreographing a grand musical like Mughal-E-Azam been?
What is the most challenging and unique element that you have incorporated in your choreography for this musical?
Which role do you enjoy the most, Dancer or Choreographer?



















