After turning director and specially after her second film Om Shanti Om, Farah Khan had decided to quit choreographing, but she made the odd exception or two for good friends like Shah Rukh Khan and Karan Johar in recent times. However, it seems that Hrithik Roshan too has managed to get the lady to agree to choreograph one of the songs for his forthcoming film Kites, being produced by father Rakesh Roshan.
Hrithik and Farah too go back a long way. They may not close friends like Farah and SRK but nonetheless share a good relationship. Farah is known to be quite fond of him as she had choreographed all the songs for his debut film, Kaho Na Pyaar Hai. She had also choreographed a song for Krrish. Leave aside Hrithik, the lady also shares a good working relationship with Rakesh. So it really did not take the Roshans much to persuade her to do choreograph the particular song for them. The song in question is to be picturised on Hrithik and Barbara Mori. It seems that even director Anurag Basu was quite unanimous about Farah being roped in. The song in question is supposed to be a romantic number. Incidentally, both Hrithik and Farah are January born and will be working on their birthdays (Jan 9th & Jan 10) for this song.
Hrithik and Farah too go back a long way. They may not close friends like Farah and SRK but nonetheless share a good relationship. Farah is known to be quite fond of him as she had choreographed all the songs for his debut film, Kaho Na Pyaar Hai. She had also choreographed a song for Krrish. Leave aside Hrithik, the lady also shares a good working relationship with Rakesh. So it really did not take the Roshans much to persuade her to do choreograph the particular song for them. The song in question is to be picturised on Hrithik and Barbara Mori. It seems that even director Anurag Basu was quite unanimous about Farah being roped in. The song in question is supposed to be a romantic number. Incidentally, both Hrithik and Farah are January born and will be working on their birthdays (Jan 9th & Jan 10) for this song.
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