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Hindustan Times
17-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Hindustan Times
Bosco Martis wishes Janhvi Kapoor gave him credit for Chuttamalle choreography: ‘If they don't realise...'
Choreographer Bosco Martis has made many stars dance to his tune in some of the most popular songs like Kala Chashma, Jhoome Jo Pathaan, Tauba Tauba, and more. In a recent interview with BBC Asian Network, Bosco spoke about choreographers not getting their due credit and expressed disappointment over Janhvi Kapoor not acknowledging him for the hit song Chuttamalle. (Also Read: Chuttamalle from Devara Part 1: Jr NTR, Janhvi Kapoor remind fans of NTR, Sridevi in romantic song) Bosco discussed how choreographers often go unrecognised and said, "The amount of hard work that has gone in and the amount of planning and expertise it took to make the song look the way it does—when the song is released and becomes a superhit, the choreographer is forgotten. A choreographer is not celebrated when the song is showcased for the first time. A star is celebrated because they are the face of the song, and the choreographer is given the backseat and sometimes becomes invisible. I have been vocal about this because I think it's time we speak about it. It's a little disheartening sometimes to not even see your name in the list of credits." Bosco went on to praise Vicky Kaushal for acknowledging him during the promotions of Tauba Tauba and celebrating him, letting the world know about his contribution. He also appreciated Hrithik Roshan for crediting him and talking about a step Bosco gave him in Mission Kashmir. However, when asked about not receiving credit for the Devara Part 1 song Chuttamalle, which went viral due to Janhvi's moves, Bosco said, "I wish Janhvi would have spoken about it in the promotions, but that's fine, it's okay. If they don't realise it, then they don't realise it. It's a switch. I don't know, I think the correction has to be made, but there's a scientific way of doing this instead of forcing yourself and making the call and asking someone, 'Why haven't you taken my name?' or 'Why are you not talking about me?'" Anirudh Ravichander composed the song, which is titled Chuttamalle in Telugu, Dheere Dheere in Hindi, Paththavaikkum in Tamil, Swaathimutthe Sikkangaithe in Kannada, and Kanninathan Kamanottam in Malayalam. Bosco Martis choreographed the number, with vocals by Shilpa Rao. The song from Devara Part 1 features Janhvi Kapoor and Jr NTR romancing on a beach. The song became a chartbuster, with many fans being reminded of 'senior NTR and Sridevi's romance'.
News18
16-05-2025
- Entertainment
- News18
Bosco Upset Over Not Being 'Credited' For Chuttamalle Choreography: ‘Wish Janhvi Kapoor Spoke'
Last Updated: Bosco expressed his disappointment over not being acknowledged for choreographing Chuttamalle from Jr NTR and Janhvi Kapoor film Devara. Renowned choreographer Bosco Martis, known for viral Bollywood tracks like Jhoome Jo Pathaan, Kala Chashma and Tauba Tauba, is speaking out about the lack of credit given to choreographers despite their pivotal role in shaping a song's popularity. In a candid interview with BBC Asian Network, Bosco expressed his disappointment over not being acknowledged for choreographing Chuttamalle from Jr NTR and Janhvi Kapoor film Devara. The track has gained significant traction online, but Bosco revealed he hasn't been credited for it during the promotional run. 'I wish Janhvi would have spoken about it in her promotions, but fine, it's okay," Bosco said with a smile. He pointed out the contrast between how Vicky Kaushal handled a similar situation, sharing that the Tauba Tauba actor gracefully gave him credit in interviews and public appearances. Bosco further explained that the issue goes beyond just one song. 'If they don't realise it, I think, then they don't realise it. So, you do your work, and maybe it's a switch I don't know," he said while adding that many in the industry overlook the contribution of choreographers even when discussing iconic dance moves. The choreographer said that the industry needs to find a more structured and respectful approach to acknowledging behind-the-scenes talent. 'The correction has to be made. I think there's a scientific way of doing this instead of forcing yourself and making that call and talking to somebody, saying, 'You know, why have you not taken my name on the radio station or somebody talks about the dance move, why are you not talking about me?'" He suggested that a protocol should be put in place so that audiences automatically learn who choreographed a song, rather than relying on actors or directors to name-drop. 'It needs to be scientifically done, I guess. There has to be a protocol that needs to be set where people get to know about who is the choreographer instead of somebody having to endorse it," Bosco said. First Published:
Time of India
16-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Choreographer Bosco Martis expresses disappointment over lack of credit for 'Chuttamalle' song: 'I wish Janhvi Kapoor would have spoken about it'
Bosco Martis , a renowned choreographer, has been behind some of Bollywood's biggest viral hits, including 'Jhoome Jo Pathaan ', last year's chartbuster 'Tauba Tauba', and the globally acclaimed 'Kala Chashma'. In a recent conversation, he highlighted how choreographers often remain unrecognized, even though they play a crucial role in creating these popular songs. Overlooked Despite Contributions In a recent interview with BBC Asian Network, Bosco Martis discussed how choreographers often get overlooked when hit songs are mentioned. He praised Vicky Kaushal for graciously giving him credit for the popular track 'Tauba Tauba'. However, Bosco expressed disappointment that his work on 'Chuttamalle' from Devara went viral without any acknowledgment. Reflecting on this, he said with a smile. "I wish Janhvi would have spoken about it in her promotions, but fine, it's okay.", said Bosco with a smile. He added, "If they don't realise it, I think, then they don't realise it. So, you do your work, and maybe it's a switch I don't know!" The Need for Systematic Recognition by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Villas For Sale in Dubai Might Surprise You Villas In Dubai | Search Ads Get Rates Undo The choreographer highlighted that recognition for their work needs to be addressed properly. He believes there should be a systematic, scientific way to ensure credit is given, rather than having to personally reach out and question why their name isn't mentioned on radio stations or when people talk about a dance move. According to him, acknowledgment should come naturally without the need to demand it. Advocating for a Clear Protocol Bosco emphasized the importance of creating a structured system that enables audiences to recognize the contributions of those working behind the scenes. He believes this process should be handled scientifically, with a clear protocol established to inform people about who the choreographer is, rather than relying on individuals to personally endorse or promote themselves. Check out our list of the latest Hindi , English , Tamil , Telugu , Malayalam , and Kannada movies . Don't miss our picks for the best Hindi movies , best Tamil movies, and best Telugu films .
Express Tribune
22-03-2025
- Entertainment
- Express Tribune
Watch: Shah Rukh and Kohli light up IPL opening ceremony with dance
Listen to article The opening ceremony of the 18th edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL) was a spectacular event, bringing together the worlds of Bollywood and cricket, with Shah Rukh Khan playing the perfect host. The audience in Kolkata was treated to a memorable evening of entertainment, thanks to SRK's amazing hosting skills, which added a special touch to the ceremony. The highlight of the event was when Shah Rukh Khan, in his signature style, called former RCB captain Virat Kohli the "GOAT" (Greatest of All Time) and even joined him on stage for a dance on his blockbuster song 'Jhoome Jo Pathaan'. The crowd at Eden Gardens erupted with loud "Kohli Kohli" chants, which SRK joined in on, further elevating the excitement. "Virat bhai is the only player who has been associated with just one team in the entirety of the IPL. He is the OG. The GOAT of IPL," SRK said before inviting Kohli on stage. "The king of 22 yards and a billion hearts. Let's hear the loudest for the one and only the GOAT, Mr. Virat Kohli," he added, drawing cheers from the crowd. The audience went wild as 'King Kohli' and 'King Khan' danced together, with fans immediately sharing videos of the performance on social media. Before Kohli's appearance, SRK had already set the stage on fire with KKR's Rinku Singh, who joined him for a fun dance on SRK's popular track 'Lutt Putt Gaya' from his film 'Dunki'. Rinku's moves had Kohli in splits, making for a funny yet unforgettable moment. SRK's charisma was unmatched as he spoke to the crowd, saying, "Party Pathan ke ghar pe rakhoge toh mehman nawazi ke liye Pathan khud aayega aur patake bhi layega," sending the crowd into a frenzy("If you host a party at Pathan's house, Pathan himself will come to greet you and will bring fireworks as well!") The Bollywood magic continued with performances by Shreya Ghoshal, Karan Aujla, and Disha Patani, adding their star power to the IPL's opening night. After the star-studded ceremony, the players of Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) and Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) entered the stadium to kick off the opening match of the IPL tournament.
Times of Oman
10-03-2025
- Entertainment
- Times of Oman
IIFA 2025: Drones illuminate Jaipur sky with SRK's signature pose, as he wraps up award show with magical 'Chaiyya Chaiyya' performance
Jaipur: The IIFA 2025 in Jaipur, concluded on a magical note, courtesy of Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan. He showed up on the stage in style and left everyone awestruck with his performance on his blockbuster tracks ranging from 'Chaiyya Chaiyya', 'Lungi Dance', ''Jhoome Jo Pathaan', and 'Shava Shava' among others. To make the night more memorable and nostalgic for the audience in Jaipur, he also shook a leg with his 'Dil To Pagal Hai' co-star Madhuri Dixit Nene. The duo relived their old days by grooving to 'Koi Ladki Hai' song from the 1997 hit 'Dil To Pagal Hai', evoking loud cheer, whistles and non-stop claps from the spectators. His presence brought smiles to the faces of thousands of fans who waited for hours just to catch his glimpse, proving once again why he is called the 'King Khan'. Shah Rukh performing under the moonlight definitely added 'chaar chand' to the IIFA 2025 mehfil. And in no time, visuals from his performance went viral. His entry was as grand as ever. Right before he appeared on the stage, several drones lit up the sky in Jaipur as they made the formations of Shah Rukh Khan's name, his signature pose and the king's crown. Also, prior to hitting the stage, Shah Rukh made a dashing appearance on the green carpet. Dressed in a sleek all-black outfit, Shah Rukh was seen greeting the paparazzi and fans with "Adaab." While walking the green carpet, he also bumped into singer Shreya Ghoshal. The two shared a warm hug and posed for the cameras, leaving fans delighted with their sweet interaction. IIFA 2025 has wrapped up but the 25th edition of the award show will always be cherished by cinema buffs for many reasons and one of them is for sure Shah Rukh's remarkable performance.
