Spicezee Bureau
Mumbai: Bollywood actress Kajol, who is all set to embrace motherhood for the second time, is still a dedicated artist, for the lively actress recently completed a four-day long song shoot for Siddharth Malhotra’s ‘Stepmom’ without any sigh!
News has it that the filmmakers have bought the right of Elvis Presley’s ‘Jailhouse Rock’, on which Kajol will be performing Presley-like energetic gyrations.
However, given her pregnancy, Kajol was alarmed about the outcome of such high energy dance moves on her health. Talking to a news daily, a close source said, “When the choreographers Bosco and Ceaser showed her the steps during rehearsal, she was apprehensive initially. She requested them to tone down the pace.”
“The choreographers, respecting her wish, changed the sequence. But as the shoot progressed, she got into the groove. As it is one of her favourite songs, she gave in impulsively to the rhythm and the tempo of the song. By the end, she was practically doing what the choreographers had originally planned for her.”
“People on the sets surrounded her protectively. There was a sequence where she was supposed to dance on a piano. Kajol was unconcerned, but the unit took precautions and were ready to launch into action in case of any problems. The director also suggested that they do away with the piano sequence, but Kajol managed to do it in two takes.”
When enquired, Siddharth Malhotra, the director said, “None of the actors have compromised at all on any steps in the song...seeing is believing, that’s all I can say...they’ve completely had a blast and hopefully all you guys will feel the same when you see the song.”
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