Salman To Rope In Farah To Reshoot Item Song

Mumbai: Bollywood actor Salman Khan has roped in choreographer Farah Khan to reshoot his  Character Dheela item song in Anees Bzmee's film Ready after going through the rushes, says a Mumbai Mirror  report.

Recently, after seeing the song Pyaar Ke Naam Pe Doosre Karen Toh Raashleela Hai, Main Karoon toh Character Dheela Hai, initially choreographed by Raju Khan, Salman was not happy and he asked for a re-shoot.

Looks like, after his latkas and jhatkas in Prabhu Devaa choreographed songs in Wanted and the successful Munni Badnaam Hui in Dabanng, the actor wants his dance numbers to keep up to the mark.

The report quotes a source: “The film Ready has worked out very well. Everybody from the cast and crew is extremely happy with it. And when you see everything after the shoot is over, there is always scope for improvement. After Dabangg, Ready should be a case of sone pe suhaga.”

And to create that extra dazzle, Farah Khan has been roped in. Buzz is that Munni Badnaam Hui maker Farah Khan is being considered to design the new steps.

The re-shoot will take place at Film City (Goregaon, East) over a span of three days.

Says a source, “Since Salman is busy with the shoot of Bodyguard at the same place, it would only be convenient to shoot it at the same venue. These days, Salman has become so workaholic and nothing seems to distract him.”

Says director Aneez Bazmee, ‘Well, it was a unanimous call. Kuch portions reshoot karne hain. Kabhi kabhi aisa hota hai ki hum jo shoot karte hain, baad mein nahin jamta.”

Bazmee also did not deny that Raju Khan would not choreograph the reshoot.

Commenting on Farah Khan being Salman's choice to step into Raju's shoes, Bazmee said, “Well, we haven't finalised that yet. We have zeroed down on a couple of names, so let's see.”

The source said: “The cost of the reshoot will be anything between Rs 50-75 lakh.”

Producer of Ready, Bhushan Kumar however maintained that no reshoot was being done on the Character Dheela Hai song. “We are only shooting a music video and that would cost Rs 1 crore,” he quipped.