As the actor turns 38, we give you ten instances where the dancer in Shriya reigned supreme 
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Happy Birthday Shriya Saran: 10 times the actor aced the song-and-dance routine with her elegant moves

Shriya, who aspired to become a famous dancer, was trained as a child by her mother in Kathak and Rajasthani folk dance, and later trained in the Kathak style by Shovana Narayan.

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Askava (Enakku 20 Unakku 18): Shriya, along with Trisha, totally owns this youthful number bursting with energy, with her antics.
Nee Varumbodhu (Mazhai) : Shriya gets her own rain dance in her second film, and boy, does she ace it!
Theriyaama Parthuputen (Thiruvilaiyaadal Aarambam) : Shriya and Dhanush try the farcical act in quite some get-ups in this quirky track.
Kelamal Kaiyile (Azhagiya Tamizh Magan: Shriya matches up to a lively Vijay in this vivacious dance number.
Vaaji Vaaji (Sivaji): In probably the best dance performance of her career, Shriya is all style and oomph in this visual extravaganza from Shankar.
Vaa Chellam (Thoranai) : Shriya, yet again, nails this cheery, tongue-in-cheek track with her trademark swag.
Allegra (Kandasamy): Shriya comes all guns blazing in this explosive, theatre-style performance set in an auditorium.
Maalai Mangum Neram (Rowthiram) : A melodious and intimate number, made memorable by the Jiiva -Shriya duo.
Yaro En Nenjai (Kutty): Another instance of Shriya saving the day with her attitude and charming choreography.
Apple Laptop (Jaggubhai): Set in a shopping mall, the song showcases Shriya's mastery of the various dance forms like western, breakdance, hip hop, ballet, salsa, classical and Indian folk.

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