Father’s saying changed the life of 11th failed Prabhudeva, this is how India’s Michael Jackson became

Today, many dancing stars from South to Bollywood are bourgeois and there is more than one dance choreographer. But when it comes to ‘Dancing Guru’ then there is only one name on everyone’s lips. His name belongs to Prabhudeva, who is also known as ‘Michael Jackson of India’. Prabhudheva, who celebrates his 50th birth anniversary on April 3, started his career at the age of just 15. Initially she was a moderately attractive dancer. But soon he became the country’s top dance choreographer and actor. Prabhudeva’s father may have been a dance master in South films, but he had to face many difficulties. Once Prabhudeva had become a victim of paralysis. His body was locked in motion.

In the ‘Monday Motivation’ series, we are telling you about such an inspiring journey of Prabhu Deva. There is a saying in English that ‘Practice makes a man perfect’ and Prabhu Deva fits perfectly. Prabhudeva did not take any official training in dance from anywhere. But by dancing with father and practicing on his own, dance steps were created, which everyone follows today.

Prabhu Deva Birthday:

Prabhudeva was born on 3 April 1973 in Mysore. His father Mugur Sundar was a dance choreographer. Taking inspiration from his father, Prabhudeva started taking water in dance. He dances at Prabhudeva’s house and everyone is surprised to see his talent. Later Prabhudeva learned Bharatanatyam and some western style dance forms. Prabhudheva then debuted in films as an atka dancer. He first appeared in the role of a boy playing a flute in the 1986 Tamil film Mouna Ragam. After this she will be seen in a film as a look dancer.

First chance from Kamal Haasan’s film

Prabhu Deva got his break as a choreographer in 1989 from Kamal Haasan’s film Vetri Vizha. After this Prabhudeva never looked back. Since then, Prabhudheva has choreographed dance in more than 100 big films. After choreography, Prabhudeva also made his debut in acting and left a different mark.

Inspirational Story of Prabhu Deva Monday Motivation:

Prabhudeva’s career started at the age of 15. At some point in everyone’s life, such an opportunity or moment comes which acts as a ‘triangle shot’ for him. The moment that changes the whole life. Prabhudeva got this shutter shot when he failed in 11th standard and instead of scolding the father patted the student. Then what Prabhudheva’s father told him while patting his back, should always be with the actor and Prabhudheva became the biggest dance choreographer and ‘dancing guru’ of the country again and again.

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Papa’s talk changed my life

Prabhudeva had said about this in an interview given to ‘IDiva’, ‘I did not study and failed in 11th class. I thought my father would beat me. Was scared. But to my surprise, he patted my studies and said don’t worry. Do whatever you want in life. Even when I wanted to enter films, my father supported me. Everyone has a goal in life and in my life that signal is when my father allowed me to do whatever I want.

Jamai Dhaka in acting and direction as well

When Prabhudeva entered films, he created a stir. Everyone was crazy about his dancing style, Prabhudeva did magic in acting and direction too. Prabhudeva directed many films in his career, including films like ‘Wanted’, ‘Pokkiri’, ‘Shankar Dada’, ‘Radoi Rathore’, ‘Singh is Bling’, ‘Dabangg 3’ and ‘Radhe’. Prabhudheva made his Bollywood debut as a director with Salman starrer ‘Wanted’.

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When Bhagwandeva was paralyzed

The year 2016 brought a lot of trouble for Prabhudheva when he got paralyzed during the shooting of the song ‘Tutak Tutak Tutiya’. When Prabhudeva was dancing, he suddenly got paralyzed during a step. Prabhudeva had said that he was not able to move his body. Before he understood something and fell on the ground. Prabhudeva was then immediately taken to the hospital. The doctors told that it was temporary paralysis which was caused due to muscle strain. Today Prabhudheva is very fit and healthy and is active in films. Soon his two films will be seen in ‘Bagheera’ and ‘Flashback’.