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Prabhu Deva Most Humble Person In Bollywood: Farah Khan

Darpan News Desk, 08 Sep, 2016 11:32 AM
  • Prabhu Deva Most Humble Person In Bollywood: Farah Khan
Choreographer-director Farah Khan has lauded film director and actor Prabhu Deva, saying he is the most humble person in Bollywood.
 
"I am Prabhu's biggest fan. I think he knows that I started my career watching him dancing. He is multi-talented. First, he was a dancer and then became a choreographer, hero, and director. I think he is the sweetest and humble person in the entire film industry." she expressed at the trailer launch of film "Tutak Tutak Tutiya".
 
As actor Sonu Sood prepares for the release of his maiden production venture, Tutak Tutak Tutiya, Farah was present to release the trailer of the film.
 
 
 
"I have choreographed him (Prabhu Deva) in Sapne. It was so satisfying to me that I could have taken a retirement after that," she added.
 
Farah has done a special appearance in the film .She would be seen sharing screen space with Action Jackson.
 
The "Happy New Year" helmer also heaped praise on actor turned producer Sonu Sood. "Sonu is the nicest, most handsome and fittest actor in the film industry. I wish him all the best for his new venture." 

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