<p>Despite being surrounded by controversies, actor, film-maker and ace dancer Prabhu Deva only wants to focus on his career. He has choreographed for around 100 movies like ‘Don — The Chase Begins Again’ (2006), Enthiran (2010) and Engeyum Kadhal (2011) and is often referred to as the Michael Jackson of India.<br /><br /></p>.<p>This year, the 39-year-old is all set for a series of releases, including the country’s first 3D dance film, ‘Any Body Can Dance’ (‘ABCD’), with other choreographers.<br /><br />Ask him why ‘ABCD’ is a revolutionary film and he says, “It is India’s first 3D Hindi dance movie. Though Lauren Gottlieb from ‘So You Think You Can Dance’ is also a part of the movie, there is no heroine. I play the lead.”<br /><br />What are the challenges of making a 3D movie in India? “It takes double the time and the technique is different. There are no pauses and cuts and objects placed in a room have to be in the right place, be it a table or a chair. Every scene has to be approved by a specialist before we proceed to the next scene. If necessary, we even have to re-shoot the entire scene. For instance, if a small fly enters the scene, it looks big on screen,” he exclaims. <br /><br />Prabhu Deva is also busy with the promotions of his directorial ‘Rowdy Rathore’. Starring Akshay Kumar and Sonakshi Sinha, the film will hit the screens soon. </p>
<p>Despite being surrounded by controversies, actor, film-maker and ace dancer Prabhu Deva only wants to focus on his career. He has choreographed for around 100 movies like ‘Don — The Chase Begins Again’ (2006), Enthiran (2010) and Engeyum Kadhal (2011) and is often referred to as the Michael Jackson of India.<br /><br /></p>.<p>This year, the 39-year-old is all set for a series of releases, including the country’s first 3D dance film, ‘Any Body Can Dance’ (‘ABCD’), with other choreographers.<br /><br />Ask him why ‘ABCD’ is a revolutionary film and he says, “It is India’s first 3D Hindi dance movie. Though Lauren Gottlieb from ‘So You Think You Can Dance’ is also a part of the movie, there is no heroine. I play the lead.”<br /><br />What are the challenges of making a 3D movie in India? “It takes double the time and the technique is different. There are no pauses and cuts and objects placed in a room have to be in the right place, be it a table or a chair. Every scene has to be approved by a specialist before we proceed to the next scene. If necessary, we even have to re-shoot the entire scene. For instance, if a small fly enters the scene, it looks big on screen,” he exclaims. <br /><br />Prabhu Deva is also busy with the promotions of his directorial ‘Rowdy Rathore’. Starring Akshay Kumar and Sonakshi Sinha, the film will hit the screens soon. </p>
