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Amruta Khanvilkar Marks 15 Years of Wajle Ki Bara
Amruta Khanvilkar is celebrating 15 years of her famous Marathi song “Wajle Ki Bara.”
The song appeared in the 2010 film Natarang.
People still dance to it today.
Amruta will perform it with Dipali Borkar on India’s Best Dancer Season 5.
She said Dipali’s energy reminded her of childhood.
Amruta praised Ajay-Atul for helping Marathi music reach audiences in India and other countries.
She also said she still gets nervous before dancing in front of judges.
The episode will air on Sony Entertainment Television.
Amruta Khanvilkar will revisit her popular song “Wajle Ki Bara” on India’s Best Dancer Season 5.
She will perform the Marathi track with contestant Dipali Borkar in an upcoming episode.
Khanvilkar credited composer duo Ajay-Atul with taking Marathi music across India and abroad.
She said the song remains popular 15 years after its release in the film Natarang.
Despite her experience, Khanvilkar said she still feels nervous performing before the show’s judges.
- Who
- Actress and dancer Amruta Khanvilkar, contestant Dipali Borkar, and composer duo Ajay-Atul are central to the story.
- What
- Khanvilkar will perform and discuss the 15-year journey of “Wajle Ki Bara.”
- Where
- On India’s Best Dancer Season 5, broadcast on Sony Entertainment Television.
- When
- The performance is planned for an upcoming episode; the song has completed 15 years.
- Why
- The episode celebrates the spirit of “India Wala Dance” and the song’s enduring popularity.
Key facts
- Song
- “Wajle Ki Bara”
- Song anniversary
- 15 years
- Film
- Natarang, a 2010 Marathi-language drama
- Performance partner
- India’s Best Dancer Season 5 contestant Dipali Borkar
- Composer duo
- Ajay-Atul
- Broadcaster
- Sony Entertainment Television
- Original film director
- Ravi Jadhav
Quotes
Amruta Khanvilkar
Actress and dancer discussing the song’s enduring popularity
“But Terence Sir, Javed Sir, Karisma Ma’am, and Geeta Maa, aap logon ke saamne dance karna matlab, chahe gaana mera ho ya doosre ka ho, aaj bhi mere pet mein ek gud-gud si hoti hai. Toh once a contestant, once a dancer, always a dancer and a contestant!”
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“I feel Dipali is such an asset to this show. I am so glad that I am dancing with her today. Her energy reminded me of my childhood.”
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Sources
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