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Dance To The Tunes Of These Choreographers This Wedding Season
From Sangeet dances to bridal entries, these wedding choreographers will take care of it all…
The idea of an Indian wedding without music and dance is unimaginable. You might not be able to get top Bollywood stars to perform on stage or serenade us with songs at your sangeet night (unless you’re a favoured Ambani cousin). Still, you can get your mother or second cousin to dance like one with the help of a wedding choreographer.
Whether it's dance performances on the Sangeet night that would set the stage on fire or bridal entries that could rival Kiara Advani’s iconic ‘Raanjha’ one, having a choreographer on board for your wedding can help you create unforgettable moments.
We’ve compiled a list of choreographers who’ve been a part of some of the most iconic weddings in recent times to make the process easier for you. Take a look…
Wedding Choreographers To Bookmark For Your Wedding
YSDC Choreography
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Led by Kamna Arora and Utsav Malhotra, YSDC has been making brides, grooms and baraatis dance to their tunes ever since the company’s inception in 2017 From the welcome dance sequence performed by Anjali Merchant at Anant Ambani and Radhika’s wedding bash to Siddharth Malhotra and Kiara Advani’s sangeet to Pulkit Samrat and Kriti Kharbanda’s wedding, the team has been a part of memorable celebrations for some of the most iconic celebrity weddings of recent times.
Anusha Wedding Choreography
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Trained by renowned Bollywood choreographer Shiamak Davar, Anusha Sahney is just the name you need if you want a Sangeet number straight out of a Bollywood movie. A former national-level roller skating champion and a social media influencer, Anusha's years of practice and expertise help her effortlessly make people groove to the beats. Amongst her many prolific clients is Taapsee Pannu who enlisted the choreographer’s help for her nuptials with Mathias Boe.
Rajendra Singh
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A favourite of all the Kapoor ladies and a dear friend of actor Neetu Singh, Rajendra Singh was the man behind choreographing the dance sequence at Ranbir Kapoor and Alia Bhatt’s Sangeet ceremony. In addition to the Kapoors, the choreographer has curated onscreen dance sequences for Kanika Kapoor and Sara Ali Khan. Whether it's an award function, a bachelorette or a big fat Indian wedding, the ace choreographer is the one to look out for.
Mithali Shetty
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Remember the viral entry of the Ambani family on the song ‘Deewangi Deewangi’ fromOm Shanti Omat Anant Ambani and Radhika Merchant’s Sangeet recently? The now viral sequence can be credited to choreographer Mithali Shetty. Talk about creating a viral moment!
Urvi Shah
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Founder of the Choreography Connect, Urvi Shah organised and managed dance performances at Kareena Kapoor's cousin Armaan Jain's wedding. After training under renowned choreographers like Terrence Lewis, Sandip Sopparkar and Tina Tambe, Urvi started her venture in 2004 and has travelled globally to guide dancers and non-dancers of all ages and ethnicities. Specialising in modern, traditional and Western dance forms, Urvi's undeterred love for dance and dedication have made her a popular name among the well-known.
Sumit Khetan
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Social media star and choreographer Sumit Khetan specialises in organising destination weddings and sangeet festivities globally. The choreographer is well-versed in dance forms like hip-hop, jazz, ballet, contemporary and salsa., If you want a memorable bridal entry or a fun family dance sequence, Sumit Khetan is your guy.
So what're you waiting for? Bookmark this list for the wedding season now!
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