Rajit Dev praises Vaibhavi Merchant

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Updated At : 01:31 PM Aug 31, 2020 IST

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Choreographer, director Rajit Dev was in news recently when he directed the female version of Pachtaoge song with Nora Fatehi. Rajit considers Vaibhavi Merchant as his mentor and says, “I have worked with Vaibhavi ma’am in some amazing projects… I would say my best experience was working on Befikre. We shot the whole film in Paris in three months. There used to be a time when ma’am used to fly back to India to shoot other songs of Sultaan and at the same time I would shoot montage for the songs in Befikre with director Aditya Chopra sir. I think ma’am did that because she had confidence in me.”

Speaking about his greatest take away from Vaibhavi, Rajit adds, “My greatest take away is the fact that she is so dedicated to the project and looks at the smallest details. ”

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