ndia’s youngest choreographer director Saurabh Prajapati has been performing some distinctive work with many good actors and singers within the business. Living proof being his nice collaboration with in style singer Monali Thakur. The duo has labored on songs like Haalo Haalo, Aamar Dugga to call a number of. Saurabh has additionally choreographed Monali’s dwell reveals. Sharing extra on their skilled bonding, Saurabh says,”It has been a unbelievable collaboration with Monali as I’ve directed her in three songs thus far. Now we each are very enthusiastic about taking pictures our subsequent in a number of days. I’ve directed and choreographed her music Haalo Haalo the place you will note her dancing for the very first time in her music video. So it’s particular for that purpose. Now we have additionally gone to a dance actuality present to advertise our music “India’s greatest dancer”. We acquired loads of love from everybody. I’ve additionally directed her in style Durga Puja Bengali music Aamaar Dugga. Third music that I’ve directed for her is a really lovely romantic music which could be very near her coronary heart known as EK Baar Phir. Subsequent one I’m directing and choreographing for her is a giant shock for everybody. It will likely be one thing which will likely be new for Monali’s followers as nicely. I’m certain everybody will love this music and her efficiency in it.”

Proper now Saurabh can’t reveal the rest on the music, preparation and planning is occurring and they are going to be taking pictures quickly.

Saurabh additionally shares how his collaboration with Monali added worth to his profession. He provides, “When two devoted, onerous working artists come collectively for something the output needs to be good. After I work with a singer for a music video it’s at all times a inventive collaboration which works on the finish. Aside from the work entrance Monali and I’ve bonded very nicely and at all times exchanged inventive suggestions. Now I can’t wait to point out the magic to the world by means of our subsequent music.”