Ajay Devgn Opens Up About Viral Dance Clip From 'Action Jackson', Says 'Iss Film Ka Director Tha Prabhu Deva'

Ajay Devgn has shared his thoughts on the viral dance video from his 2014 film 'Action Jackson', directed by Prabhudeva.

Ajay Devgn's film 'Singham Again' is currently running in theatres.

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New Delhi: Ajay Devgn's dance moves from his 2014 film 'Action Jackson' have recently gone viral on social media, leaving fans in splits. The song ‘Bas Teri Bas Teri’, featuring Ajay Devgn, has gone viral thanks to a simple yet memorable dance move—where the actor uses just a finger gesture as the hook step. Fans are loving this unexpected side of Ajay Devgn, who is typically known for his intense and dramatic performances.

Ajay Devgn reflected on the now-viral dancing video and the humorous behind-the-scenes encounter in a recent podcast with YouTuber Ranveer Allahbadia. The actor shared, "Iss film ka director tha Prabhudeva. Toh jab gaane aaye toh main bola Prabhu tu khud choreographer hai, main nahi karunga. Toh usne wo ungli kar di (The director of this film was Prabhu Deva. So when the songs came, I said Prabhu, you are the choreographer yourself, I will not do it. So he pointed his finger at me)”.

 

 

 

 

 

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When director Rohit Shetty joined the chat, he offered his thoughts and added some humour. He said, "During Ajay's time, there was no pressure to prove oneself in terms of dancing. Today people have that pressure. It is all made up. If one cannot dance, so be it."

About ‘Singham Again’

Ajay Devgn and Rohit Shetty are celebrating the massive success of their latest collaboration, ‘Singham Again’, which has become a major box office hit. Despite tough competition with ‘Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3’ starring Kartik Aaryan, the film has grossed Rs 183 crore nett domestically since its Diwali release.

Their next movie, ‘Golmaal 5’, is about to start production shortly, and fans can't wait for more of the dynamic actor-director duo's signature humour and action.