<p>“This is not the first time I am working with Salman. I've worked with him even earlier when I used to be an assistant with Ganesh Acharya. But now he has changed; today he is technically stronger. He also gives his inputs for steps,” said Shabina Khan Ansari.<br /><br />Dabangg, a film set in a small town of Uttar Pradesh, will feature Salman in the role of a cop. His younger brother and actor Arbaaz Khan has produced the film while Abhinav Kashyap is the director. The film is slated for a September release. <br /><br />Shabina has choreographed two songs in the film, a romantic track and a hardcore dance number. She gave Salman steps suiting his character.<br /><br />“I created steps for Salman keeping in mind his character and image. He is playing a cop, so I didn't want his moves to be professional like a dancer's. He plays a straightforward person in the film; we kept all that in mind,” said the choreographer.<br /><br />“Even Salman really pushed himself. Everyone liked his dancing in Wanted; so he wanted to improve upon that,” she added. So what's the strong point in Salman's dancing? “It's his style,” said Shabina.<br /><br />“He has his own way of doing steps. Even if I teach him something, he will do it in his own way. But it actually comes out to be nice and the audiences love it,” she added.<br />Dabangg also stars Sonakshi Sinha, daughter of veteran actor Shatrughan Sinha. However, she doesn't get to shake a leg in the film.<br /><br />“Sonakshi will not be seen dancing in the film. Her character doesn't demand that, but even in the romantic song, where you see her moving a little, you can see rhythm in her body. She has a music sense and I'm sure she will be a great dancer,” said Shabina.</p>
<p>“This is not the first time I am working with Salman. I've worked with him even earlier when I used to be an assistant with Ganesh Acharya. But now he has changed; today he is technically stronger. He also gives his inputs for steps,” said Shabina Khan Ansari.<br /><br />Dabangg, a film set in a small town of Uttar Pradesh, will feature Salman in the role of a cop. His younger brother and actor Arbaaz Khan has produced the film while Abhinav Kashyap is the director. The film is slated for a September release. <br /><br />Shabina has choreographed two songs in the film, a romantic track and a hardcore dance number. She gave Salman steps suiting his character.<br /><br />“I created steps for Salman keeping in mind his character and image. He is playing a cop, so I didn't want his moves to be professional like a dancer's. He plays a straightforward person in the film; we kept all that in mind,” said the choreographer.<br /><br />“Even Salman really pushed himself. Everyone liked his dancing in Wanted; so he wanted to improve upon that,” she added. So what's the strong point in Salman's dancing? “It's his style,” said Shabina.<br /><br />“He has his own way of doing steps. Even if I teach him something, he will do it in his own way. But it actually comes out to be nice and the audiences love it,” she added.<br />Dabangg also stars Sonakshi Sinha, daughter of veteran actor Shatrughan Sinha. However, she doesn't get to shake a leg in the film.<br /><br />“Sonakshi will not be seen dancing in the film. Her character doesn't demand that, but even in the romantic song, where you see her moving a little, you can see rhythm in her body. She has a music sense and I'm sure she will be a great dancer,” said Shabina.</p>