Which Shraddha Kapoor Film Includes Iconic Choreography Scenes?

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Bella
Bella
2025-08-25 11:56:18
If you just want a quick pick: 'Baaghi' is the one that most people point to for iconic choreography because it mixes stylized dance moments with intense action choreography. I also want to mention 'Ek Villain' — the song 'Galliyan' has been replayed a ton because its movement and framing are so evocative.

My tip: watch the song clips on a good screen and listen for how the music and movement lock together; you’ll see why fans call those scenes iconic.
Leah
Leah
2025-08-25 18:15:24
I tend to pick films apart like I’m cataloguing treasures, and when someone asks about iconic choreography involving Shraddha Kapoor, I point straight to 'Ek Villain' and 'Aashiqui 2' in different ways.

'Ek Villain' has that hauntingly beautiful song 'Galliyan' — the movements are simple but emotionally resonant, and Shraddha's chemistry in the sequence makes it feel choreographed to the heart rather than to show off steps. On the other hand, 'Aashiqui 2' leans heavily on performance-driven staging: the musical moments, the way camera and staging create space around the performers, make its sequences linger long after the credits. Both films showcase different kinds of choreography: one intimate and mood-driven, the other more performance-oriented.

If you want spectacle, go for the scenes in 'Aashiqui 2'; if you want emotion through movement, rewatch 'Galliyan' from 'Ek Villain'. Both are worth a revisit with headphones on.
Finn
Finn
2025-08-28 04:20:38
I get a little giddy whenever this comes up: for me the film that really sticks out for iconic choreography is 'Baaghi'.

I fell into this movie partly for the action, and partly because Shraddha's presence brings a softer, almost lyrical contrast to the high-octane fight choreography. The film mixes dance numbers and martial-arts set pieces in a way that feels kinetic and memorable — not just the steps, but the way the camera follows movement and how the performers sell each beat. If you love choreography that isn't just about perfect sync but about energy and attitude, 'Baaghi' nails it.

Also, if you're into dissecting choreography, watch the transition scenes: a light, romantic song can flip into a power-driven moment, and Shraddha's scenes help sell that shift. It’s one of those films I watch when I want to study how dance and action can coexist without stepping on each other’s toes.
Zion
Zion
2025-08-30 16:03:50
As someone who still pauses music videos to rewatch a few frames of choreography, I’d say 'Ek Villain' is the film where Shraddha Kapoor’s choreography scenes feel most iconic to me. The song 'Galliyan' especially — it’s not about flashiness; it’s about a choreographic language that pairs very tightly with the mood of the scene. I remember watching it late at night and being struck by how a few restrained moves, camera framing, and Shraddha’s expressions created an unforgettable moment.

That said, I also love how 'Baaghi' brings a whole different vocabulary: it’s not classical dance choreography but high-energy movement and fight-dance hybrid sequences. If you enjoy variety, watch both back-to-back — 'Ek Villain' for emotion and intimacy, 'Baaghi' for bravado and physicality. Personally I end up rewinding the same 30 seconds more often than I should, just to catch a detail or a step I loved.
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