Happy Birthday Ahmed Khan: Here are 5 popular songs by Ahmed Khan that remains unforgettable

As acclaimed choreographer, director, and producer Ahmed Khan celebrates his birthday today, it’s the perfect time to look back at some of his most unforgettable contributions to Indian cinema. Known for his distinctive style, energetic moves, and creative vision, Ahmed Khan has choreographed numerous chart-topping songs that continue to resonate with audiences. From the electrifying “Dus Bahane” and the vibrant “Baaghi” tracks like “Cham Cham,” to the stylish ‘Slow Motion’, ‘Shehar Ki Ladki’, Jumme ki Raat and many more his work has left an indelible mark on Bollywood’s musical landscape.

Here are five popular songs choreographed by Ahmed Khan that continue to remain iconic over the years.

Jumme Ki Raat (Kick)

Jumme Ki Raat from the film Kick, starring Salman Khan and Jacqueline Fernandez, is one of the most energetic and memorable dance numbers in recent Bollywood history. Choreographed by the talented Ahmed Khan, the song stands out for its dynamic moves, catchy beats, and high-energy visuals. Known for bringing a unique blend of style and rhythm to his work, Ahmed Khan elevated the song with his signature choreography, creating steps that became instant fan favorites especially Salman Khan’s hook step with the collar. The choreography played a key role in making “Jumme Ki Raat” a chartbuster and a staple at parties and celebrations.

Ai Rama (Rangeela)

“Aai Rama” from the iconic film Rangeela is a standout track that perfectly captures the vibrant spirit of the 90s. Choreographed by a young Ahmed Khan, the song features Urmila Matondkar in one of her most memorable performances. With its lively beats and colorful visuals, Ahmed Khan’s choreography added a fresh, energetic style that complemented A.R. Rahman’s music is beautiful. His innovative dance moves brought a new flair to Bollywood choreography at the time, helping Rangeela set a new trend in song picturization. “Aai Rama” remains a classic example of Ahmed Khan’s early brilliance and creative vision.

Dhan te Nan (Kaminey)

“Dhan Te Nan” from the film Kaminey, starring Shahid Kapoor, is one of the most high-energy and impactful songs of its time. Choreographed by Ahmed Khan, the track became an instant hit for its edgy vibe, powerful beats, and intense visuals. Ahmed Khan’s choreography brought a raw, street-style energy to the song that perfectly matched the film’s gritty tone and Shahid Kapoor’s character. The bold moves, dramatic lighting, and fast-paced rhythm made “Dhan Te Nan” a standout track, showcasing Ahmed Khan’s ability to blend choreography seamlessly with storytelling and mood.

Guzaarish (Ghajini)

“Guzaarish” from the film Ghajini, starring Aamir Khan and Asin, is a romantic and visually stunning track that beautifully captures the essence of love and longing. Choreographed by Ahmed Khan, the song stands out for its graceful movements and elegant presentation. His choreography blends emotion with simplicity, allowing the chemistry between the lead actors to shine through. Set against vibrant backdrops and supported by A.R. Rahman’s soulful music, Ahmed Khan’s work in “Guzaarish” adds depth to the narrative, making it one of the most memorable romantic sequences in the film.

Whistle Baja (Heropanti)

“Whistle Baja” from the film Heropanti is a lively and upbeat track that introduced audiences to Tiger Shroff’s impressive dance skills. Choreographed by Ahmed Khan, the song quickly became popular for its catchy tune, energetic moves, and youthful vibe. Ahmed Khan’s choreography perfectly matched the fresh tone of the film, combining traditional flute elements with modern dance styles. His creative steps and dynamic staging played a key role in making the song a hit, setting the stage for Tiger Shroff’s arrival as a promising new action-dance star in Bollywood.