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IAAC & IBDF Bring You the Best of Bollywood Dance! Bringing the best choreographers from Bollywood under one roof, the Institute of Bollywood Dance and Film provides workshops and classes directed by Rujuta Vaidya, disciple of the legendary Saroj Khan! For two weekends only in NJ and NYC, you too can learn moves from some of the greatest Bollywood films with choreographer Saroj Khan and team. Workshops will be held in Edison NJ, Sept 21-23; and Manhattan, NY, Sept 28 - 30th 2012 Meet Saroj Khan and the team, get your picture taken with her. Spend an afternoon learning from the legendary Masterji! Click on the links below for more information and to sign up before space runs out!    Saroj KhanBollywood's legendary choreographer, MasterJi Saroj Khan has choreographed more than 200 films with stars such as Madhuri Dixit, Shahrukh Khan, Aishwarya Rai, Preity Zinta, and many more! Her most famous include: Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge, Devdas, Taal, Khamoshi, Pardes, Swades, Hum Dil Chuke Sanam, Veer Zaara, Guru, and Jab We Met... to name a few. Come learn from the master herself!   Rujuta VaidyaIBDF workshops are under the instruction of Rujuta Vaidya, whose rich experience most recently includes choreographing Priyanka Chopra's Singing Debut for the NFL as seen on Thursday Night Football, as well as Britney Spears' Circus Tour, A.R. Rahman's Academy Awards/Oscars presentation, Disney films, Hollywood films and more!   Join us in New Jersey!IBDF is excited to launch their debut event by bringing a master dance intensive workshop Sept. 21st - 23rd by Saroj Khan to Edison, New Jersey.  Signup before time runs out!: NJ Join us in NYC!IBDF is excited to launch their debut event by bringing a master dance intensive workshop Sept. 28 - 30th by Saroj Khan to Manhattan, NY! Signup: Friday NYC Signup: Sat & Sun NYC      Sign up through the Indo American Arts Council and receive $10 off the registration fee!    Connect with IBDF!With a wide variety of workshops welcoming all ages, our workshops are geared towards everyone - from those who just love to dance (but are not necessarily trained dancers), to professional dancers looking to further pursue a career in the spotlight. We also encourage couples to come together to enjoy a fun night out!   Our goal is to teach you the many styles of popular Indian dance encompassing the essence of Bollywood. Join us! TODAY AT THE IAAC   August 2012 Summer-Fall 2012: IAAC Amazing Soiree Series Venues: various Sep 21-23, 2012 Dance Workshops with Bollywood legend Saroj Khan Edison, New Jersey Sep 28-30, 2012 Dance Workshops with Bollywood legend Saroj Khan Manhattan, NY September 30, 2012 Rekha Surya in Concert Rubin Museum of Art, NYC. October 9, 2012 Soiree Series # 3 ART: Soiree with Artist Natvar Bhavsar Home & Studio of Natvar Bhavsar in Soho, NYC. October 24, 2012 Soiree Series # 4 Theatre: Samrat Chakrabarti & Sanjiv Jhaveri's "Bumbug The Musical" Anita Trehan's home in the Wall Street area. November 2012 Rashmee Sharma's ROSHNI Venue: TBA November 7, 2012 Soiree #5 Dance: Dancer Preeti Vasudevan Home of Sanyu & Sudhir Desai, NYC. January 15-24th, 2013 Dakshina Darshanam Exploring 22 Centuries of the Heritage of Southern India. April 5-May 12, 2013 Erasing Borders Exhibition of Contemporary Indian Art of the Diaspora Flushing Town Hall, Queens, NY. May 1-5, 2013 13th Annual New York Indian Film Festival(NYIFF) Venue: TBA. August 2013 Erasing Borders Festival of Indian Dance Venue TBA October 26-November 11, 2013 Erasing Borders Exhibition of Contemporary Indian Art of the Diaspora Queens Museum of Art, Flushing Meadows, Flushing, Queens, NY.

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