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3:13Now PlayingFilmmaker-choreographer Farah Khan recalled working with Shah Rukh Khan and mentioned that one of the key reasons for the 'Pathaan' star's popularity is his strong work ethic. Recalling shooting 'Om Shanti Om’s song 'Dard-e-Disco', Farah revealed that SRK did not have water for two days. In an interview with News18, she said, 'I wanted a bare body shot of his in 'Main Hoon Na', but he couldn’t work on his body as he had a back injury and had to get surgery. So during Om Shanti Om, he said I promised you that the first time I remove my shirt on camera, I’ll do it for you.' She added, 'He didn’t have water for two days because it causes bloating. In Dard-e-Disco, he couldn’t even dance properly because he was cramping so much.' Further, while speaking about working on the 'Chaleya' song for 'Jawan', she revealed that King Khan insisted that he would rehearse before coming to the set. 'I just did a song for Jawan. After 32 years, he wanted to rehearse. I said ‘What is wrong with you? Are you crazy?’ He said ‘No, I am thinking that if I rehearse, I will be able to dance better’,' she recalled. Farah and Shah Rukh share a very close bond. They first teamed up in 'Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge' and their friendship spans over 30 years. During the same interview, the 'Om Shanti Om' director also revealed that SRK's kids also possess similar qualities to their dad as she shared, 'When you go to Mannat, Aryan will come and drop you to your car with Shah Rukh.' For more news and updates, stay tuned to ETimes.
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