Earlier only Aamir Khan was known as a perfectionist in B-town but now Salman Khan is also turning to be another perfectionist.
Salman is also trying to raise the standard bar of his films. Currently he is working in Anees Bazmee’s ‘Ready’ and director has to keep up with expectations of Salman Khan.
A song was picturised on Sallu but when he saw that song he told for the re-shoot of the song. Salman’s dance number in ‘Wanted’ and ‘Dabang’ was outstanding and he wants to maintain that standard.
The song of Ready – ‘Pyaar Ke Naam Pe Doosre Karen Toh Raasleela Hai, Main Karoon Toh’ was choreographed by Raju Khan but Salman wants to re-shoot the song with another choreographer.
Sources revealed, “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.”
Latest news is that Farah Khan is the new choreographer for the re-shoot of the song number Character Dheela. She has also done steps for hit number ‘Munni Badnam Hui.’
A source told about the preparation for shoot of the song. It will be done in Film City. Known from 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.”
Director Aneez Bazmee confirmed it and said, ‘Well, it was a unanimous call. Kuch portions re-shoot karne hain. Kabhi kabhi aisa hota hai ki hum jo shoot karte hain, baad mein nahin jamta.”
Bazmee was also asked about choreographer he said, “Well, we haven’t finalised that yet. We have zeroed down on a couple of names, so let’s see.”
A source also revealed, “The cost of the reshoot will be anything between Rs 50-75 lakh.”
However Bhushan Kumar Producer of Ready says that no reshoot was being done on the song Character Dheela Hai. He said, “We are only shooting a music video and that would cost Rs 1 crore.”
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