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Mumbai:
From King Khan to King Chan, filmmaker-choreographer Farah Khan's CV just got more impressive. The Happy New Year director choreographed Hong Kong film industry's biggest superstar Jackie Chan for his upcoming film Kung Fu Yoga in Jodhpur and said that it was a fantastic experience.
"They had me at Jackie," Farah quipped.
"It was fantastic. He is 60-year-old but behaved like a newcomer on the sets. He was there at 6.30 am. We are not used to people reporting on time. He threw a lavish party for us last night and I am looking forward to the schedule in Beijing," said Farah.
This wasn't Farah's first time with an international artiste. But for Jackie Chan and his Police Story 3: Super Cop director Stanley Tong, it was their first Bollywood style song.
"Tong is also a wonderful guy. His brief was that they wanted a huge, happy Bollywood number. I asked them about the lyrics but he said, 'Don't worry about the lyrics. Just make them dance'," added Farah. (Also Read: Farah Khan Has a New Name For Jackie Chan)
The lyrics wouldn't matter because they are in Chinese. The rest of the schedule is to be shot in Beijing where a lavish set awaits Farah and her team. Farah is known for her quirky sense of humour as far as her films go. Jackie Chan, on the other hand, is also a pioneer of sorts when it comes to Kung Fu and comedy.
"Yes, we have that in common. We both love a good laugh. Let's see. Maybe, he will say yes to a cameo in one of my films. Or at least, choreograph one of the film's action sequences," Farah signed off.
"They had me at Jackie," Farah quipped.
"It was fantastic. He is 60-year-old but behaved like a newcomer on the sets. He was there at 6.30 am. We are not used to people reporting on time. He threw a lavish party for us last night and I am looking forward to the schedule in Beijing," said Farah.
This wasn't Farah's first time with an international artiste. But for Jackie Chan and his Police Story 3: Super Cop director Stanley Tong, it was their first Bollywood style song.
"Tong is also a wonderful guy. His brief was that they wanted a huge, happy Bollywood number. I asked them about the lyrics but he said, 'Don't worry about the lyrics. Just make them dance'," added Farah. (Also Read: Farah Khan Has a New Name For Jackie Chan)
The lyrics wouldn't matter because they are in Chinese. The rest of the schedule is to be shot in Beijing where a lavish set awaits Farah and her team. Farah is known for her quirky sense of humour as far as her films go. Jackie Chan, on the other hand, is also a pioneer of sorts when it comes to Kung Fu and comedy.
"Yes, we have that in common. We both love a good laugh. Let's see. Maybe, he will say yes to a cameo in one of my films. Or at least, choreograph one of the film's action sequences," Farah signed off.
