When Rangeela hit theatres in 1995, it ended up being a cultural phenomenon, with director Ram Gopal Varma's stylish vision, AR Rahman's revolutionary music and Manish Malhotra's era-defining costumes. At the heart of that change was also a young Ahmed Khan, who reset rules with his choreography. Khan, who was barely out of his teens, was given the mammoth task of choreographing Aamir Khan and take RGV's vision forward. Rangeela gave him his first Filmfare Award and a major push to his career as a choreographer.