Bosco Martis

Bosco Martis Biography

Bosco Martis is an ace choreographer of Bollywood at present, who in association with Caesar Gonsalves forms the successful duo choreographers - Bosco-Caesar. The National award winning successful duo has choreographed over 200 songs, belonging to 75 movies and the popular song, "Senorita" in Hrithik Roshan starrer Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara” bagged them both National awards and Filmfare awards for the best choreography work. They together appeared in dance reality show of kids titled - Chak Dhoom Dhoom which groomed many blossoming young stars. Lakshya, Sur: The Melody of Life, Kuch na kaho, Bunty aur Babli, Yeh Tara, 3 Idiots, Bluff Master, Mere Brother Ki Dulhan, Ek Main Aur Ekk Tu, Love aaj kal, Gunday, Agent Vinod, Mein tera hero etc are some of their fine choreographed songs.  They have also choreographed some south Indian projects.

Though they have been offered many reality shows to appear as judges, they were busy with Bollywood commitments. Yet it was through the show, Chak Dhoom Dhoom they came to limelight in a small period. Dus bahane (Dus) and Seekh le (Munna bhai M.B.B.S) were their earliest big songs. Yet it took almost a decade for this dancing duo to get name in Bollywood. Now the duo forms a successful team to choreograph Bollywood songs and has worked with almost all fine dancers and actors from the industry.

Bosco Martis was born on November 27, 1974 in Mumbai and Caesar Gonsalves was his classmate at St. Joseph's School, Juhu. They together studied at Mithibai College for graduation as well and their friendship grew over years, resulting in the formation of a successful duo in choreography. They started as background dancers of Farah Khan, later choreographed stage shows for Shaan and Sagarika and also choreographed the popular pop song of Raageshwari’s Oye Shava. Ad film director Prahlad Kakkar watched the video and offered them to go some ad films and it helped them to land in movies with Hrithik Roshan starrer Mission Kashmir in 2000.

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Updated: July 09, 2014