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India Best Dancer is a fan of Chiru
By: Tupaki Desk | 18 Jun 2013 5:08 PM GMT
Dancing king Prabhudeva is always regarded as the best dancer in India and he is the one who choreographed for the songs featuring some of the best dancers we have in the form of actors. Hence, he is the right person to judge the finest performers on the dancing floor.
When asked who according to him is the best dancer in the country among actors, Prabhudeva claimed he have always been a big fan of Chiranjeevi and added Jr NTR, Allu Arjun, Ram Charan and Ram are the best dancers among the young crop of heroes. When it comes to Bollywood, the dancing guru rated Hrithik Roshan as the best.
Prabhudeva made it clear there is heavy competition in the field of dance now. According to him, One out of 1000 used to dance well about a decade ago, one out of 100 have been performing well about five years ago and now everyone is dancing well. As a result, there is a lot of experimenting happening when it comes to dance movements.
The dream project of Prabhudeva is to make 'Ramayana' in Hollywood flick 'Lord Of The Rings' style. To make a film of that standard require a budget of Rs 500-plus crores, so our hotshot director wants to wait for five more years to allow the markets of Indian films to expand.
When asked who according to him is the best dancer in the country among actors, Prabhudeva claimed he have always been a big fan of Chiranjeevi and added Jr NTR, Allu Arjun, Ram Charan and Ram are the best dancers among the young crop of heroes. When it comes to Bollywood, the dancing guru rated Hrithik Roshan as the best.
Prabhudeva made it clear there is heavy competition in the field of dance now. According to him, One out of 1000 used to dance well about a decade ago, one out of 100 have been performing well about five years ago and now everyone is dancing well. As a result, there is a lot of experimenting happening when it comes to dance movements.
The dream project of Prabhudeva is to make 'Ramayana' in Hollywood flick 'Lord Of The Rings' style. To make a film of that standard require a budget of Rs 500-plus crores, so our hotshot director wants to wait for five more years to allow the markets of Indian films to expand.
