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Prabhudheva readies for his first dahi handi celebrations

And that’s after he choreographed the item song Go go Govinda, which is inspired by the popular Janmashtmi event.

Updated on: Aug 10, 2012 04:11 PM IST
Hindustan Times | By , Mumbai
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Almost everyone has already seen the Prabhudheva-choreographed dahi-handi song, Go Go Govinda.. from the movie Oh My God (OMG). And though Prabhu and Sonakshi Sinha are seen dancing like pros to the Janmashtmi themed song, it’s interesting to note that the choreographer-director has never seen dahi-handi celebrations.

Choreographer-Prabhudeva
Choreographer-Prabhudeva

When Akshay Kumar and the makers of OMG requested Prabhu to choreograph the item song, he began to work on it with the help of his friends, who gave him inputs about the festival. When contacted, Prabhu says, “Yes, it’s true that when I was shooting for the song, I had never seen a dahi-handi event in my life. But I have heard a lot about it from my friends.”

For someone who has never been a part of the actual celebrations, Prabhu seems to have done a neat job. “Prabhu sir has always lived in Chennai, and has never experienced the festival. But that was never a hindrance while he was choreographing the song,” agrees an insider close to him.

 
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Prashant Singh is an Assistant Editor with HT Cafe. Besides bringing out the edition on a daily basis, he also extensively writes on Bollywood.

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