Saurabh Prajapati (born 24 March 1999) is an Indian choreographer, dancer and artistic director.[1] He is widely known for his performance and direction of the "Fidaai" music video starring Elli AvrRam and Salman Yusuff Khan.[2]
Early life
Saurabh Prajapati was raised in Uttar Pradesh, India. His journey began when he discovered his talent at 8 years old, leading him to attend dance classes in Uttar Pradesh.[3] He pursued his education in dance and a Diploma in Dance Foundation, being trained nationally and international at institutions like Terence Lewis' Professional Training Institute.[4]
Career
Saurabh is a choreographer in several Bollywood films and music videos.[5] He has also choreographed alongside multiple well-known artists for stage shows, feature films and music videos. Saurabh is currently holding the title of the "Youngest Dance Choreographer and Director" [6] in India with performances and appearance on various successful films and music videos.[7][8]
In 2019, he appeared as a judge on Electric Heels, a group dance competition by IIT Guwahati.[9] He has later appeared on several dance live shows as a guest.
In 2021, he directed and choreographed the music video "Fidaai" starring Elli AvrRam and Salman Yusuff Khan, which was later supported by Aamir Khan for his work.[10][11] He also starred as a choreographer alongside Yo Yo Honey Singh and Lulia Vantur for the music video and promotional videos of "Yai Re".[12]
In 2022, he worked with the rapper Badshah on curating and choreographing the Paagal Tour across India.[13]
In 2022, he directed the video of the song "Aao Naa", sung by Vishal Mishra, featuring with Terence Lewis.[14]
During The Kapil Sharma Show S1 (E168), on the "choreographers special show" featuring Geeta Kapoor, Ganesh Acharya and Terence Lewis as guests, Saurabh appeared in the episode directing Tenu Meri Umar Lag Jaave, during its promotion, including many other television live shows.[15]
He also appeared in the finale of India's Best Dancer for the live performance of Tenu Meri Umar Lag Jaave, which was also directed by him.[16]
