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"Salman Khan Se Sab Darr Ke Rehte Hain."- Prince Gupta On Choreographing For Bollywood Hotties!
Dancer turned Choreographer Prince Gupta believes in talking his heart out. The fine performer who rose to fame with Dance India Dance wants to create a niche for himself in the world of dancing! Currently, assisting Choreographer and director Ahmed Khan, the dancer believes that he still has a long way to go!
While talking to Pinkvilla. com, he elaborated on his future plans! "Well, currently all my projects are with Ahmed Khan," says Prince. "But you know what, I still feel I need to master the art of choreographing in technical terms so that tomorrow if Tiger Shroff or Varun Dhawan ask me to choreograph a song for themselves, I can easily do it on my own, though I am choreographing every song of Tiger and Varun these days. I am in for Dishoom."
How difficult is it to choreograph dancers and non-dancers of Bollywood?! And he says, "Actually, it is always difficult to choreograph a dance number for those stars who excel in dancing. We have to sustain the dancing level of the respective actor. Hrithik, Tiger, Varun are all extremely great dancers. So in order to live up to their standard, it becomes a great responsibility while choreographing accordingly. For them, If we choreograph even a bar below their dance level, there are high possibilities audiences may dislike it and hence can prove to be a bad name to us as choreographers."
Ask him about the easiest and the most difficult stars he has come across while his dancing lessons, and he has a list of names to tell. "It is difficult to teach dance to John Abraham. On the other hand, Varun Dhawan and Tiger Shroff are the best dancers of today's generation of actors. Teaching Jacqueline Fernandes is also a treat. The actress is extremely down to earth and will make you comfortable and will rehearse till she gets the steps right!
Ask him about Salman Khan and he says," Salman Khan se sab darr ke rehte hain! (laughs) It's not that he will not learn the steps. He will put in his best to learn, but it's very difficult to understand whether he is liking the steps being taught or not. And No! As people say, he is not rude at all. It's just a stereotype mentality of people. The only thing is he is a little moody, that is why people have an Impression of him being rude."
Well, to this all we can say is, Pyaar Se Darr nahi lagta Saab, Dance sikhanese lagta Hai!' Right?! *Pun Intended*
