(Laughs) Yes, the last two years were extremely busy. You have an enviable CV: you have worked with all the three Khans in the span of just one year! The effort now should be to bring choreography back as a craft. In Bollywood choreography, there was a phase when it was very artistic and then came a phase where it became commercial. I hope that the Dhoom:3 songs create a trend again. But they are dancing in two different scenarios and in two different styles. The only common factor is that both are Dhoom girls. Katrina in Kamli is giving an audition to Aamir’s character.
I have choreographed both so I have no qualms! (Laughs) Ash’s (Aishwarya Rai Bachchan) Crazy kiya re was a nightclub song.
There are some similarities between Dhoom:3’s Kamli and Dhoom:2’s Crazy kiye re. People who have worked in Happy Feet were flown down for the tap dance number! We wanted to give the songs a universal appeal. For the songs of Dhoom: 3, I have done things that I do for my musicals. The Malang song (with Aamir Khan and Katrina Kaif) took me four months. I had worked with Victor (Vijay Krishna Acharya) during Tashan. From the time I started working in Dhoom: 3, the pressure was high since we knew what we had done in Dhoom and Dhoom: 2. Your moves for Dhoom:3 have been grabbing eyeballs.
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