Saroj Khan's Death: Madhuri Dixit Calls It 'A Huge Personal Loss', Kareena Kapoor Says 'There Can Never be Another'

Saroj Khan passed away early in the morning today after suffering from a cardiac arrest. She was 71 years. Touted as the dancing queen and lovingly called 'masterji' by most celebs, her death has left us and the stars heartbroken. They have shared beautiful memories with her and penned their emotions. One of the closest celebs to Saroj Khan had always been Madhuri Dixit. Madhuri Dixit and Saroj Khan's collaboration meant a sure shot hit. In fact, Khan's last choreography was 'Tabah Ho Gaye' from Kalank, on which Madhuri had performed. Needless to say, she is shocked by the news.

Madhuri took to her social media to write how this is a huge personal loss. She wrote, "I'm devastated & at an utter loss of words today! Saroj ji was part of my journey since the beginning. She taught me a lot, not just about dance but so much more. There's a rush of memories in my head thinking of this big personal loss. My heartfelt condolences to the family." See her post:

Saroj Khan had choreographed Madhuri in iconic songs like 'Ek Do Teen', 'Dhak Dhak Karne Laga', 'Choli Ke Peeche' and 'Dola Re Dola'. On the other hand, Kareena Kapoor also remembered the choreographer, who worked with her for Yeh Ishq Haye from Jab We Met. Kareena, on her Instagram post, wrote, "Master ji always told me... perrr nahin chala saktiii toh kam se kam face toh chalaaaaa. That’s what she taught me... to enjoy dancing, smile and smile through the eyes. There can never be another... Dance and expression can never be the same for us actors and for everyone who loved her... Love you master ji. Till we dance again... RIP ? #SarojKhan" Here's the post:

Rest in peace, Saroj Khan.