New Delhi:
Actress Vaani Kapoor sizzling chemistry with Hrithik Roshan in the latest War song Ghungroo has created ripples in the tinsel without everyone gushing about the new good looking pair and some comparing her with Katrina Kaif in Bang Bang.
The actress recently revealed that her efforts for the shoot did not come easy as she suffered several bruises. "I think my body endured a lot during rehearsals and the shoot. It was physically demanding and extremely challenging with swing pole and Cyr wheel section of the dance but all the sweat and bruises were definitely worth it as it gave me the opportunity to pull off something entirely new," Vaani said during the launch of the song
The song's choreographer Tushar Kalia happy with Vaani's efforts called the Befikre actress a hardworking actor and that he was amazed to see her commitment.
"She got so many bruises, she fell so many times and it was bad. Physically, it was very challenging but she never gave up and she never skipped a single day of rehearsal. It is because of her dedication, commitment and hard work that the song has come out so well! I'm really proud of what she has done in the song," he said.
Kalia added that the rehearsals for the song went up to three months as it involved doing several aerial stunts. "It's one of the most difficult songs I have ever choreographed. For the first time ever, an actress is attempting a routine that involves Cyr wheel and aerial rotating pole and both are very difficult routines to pull off even if you are a brilliant dancer," he added. Ghungroo is the first Hindi song ever to be shot at the luxurious Amalfi Coast.
Crooned by Arijit Singh and Shilpa Rao, the song has been penned by Kumaar. The song is a spin on classic song 'Ghungroo toot gaye'.
Besides peppy beat, picturesque locations and acrobatic moves performed by Vaani Kapoor will win your heart. For unversed, Ghungroo is the first Hindi song ever to be shot at the luxurious Amalfi Coast in Italy. Here, mountains plunge into the sea in a nail-biting vertical scene of precipitous crags, cliff-clinging abodes and verdant woodland.
