Farah Khan’s journey in the film industry is a tale of remarkable evolution from a celebrated choreographer to a successful director and producer.
In a candid revelation, she shared insights about her experience working in South Indian cinema.
Farah Khan talked about working with a famous director, Mani Ratnam. She said that the way they work in the South film industry is different from Bollywood. In Bollywood, things are more relaxed, but in the South, it’s very organized and disciplined, like an army working together.
Remembering her time around 1994-95, Farah mentioned choreographing many Telugu songs with Nagarjuna. She added that he was the first person to pay her more money for her work as a choreographer. Back then, for each song, Farah said she might have charged about 10,000 or 15,000 rupees. This was a big deal for her and showed her growing importance and value in the industry.
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