Item song 'Devil' from 'Kick' leaves Nargis Fakhri bruised, battered

Mumbai: “Rockstar” fame actress Nargis Fakhri may be in bed resting it out after sustaining injuries while shooting her “devil” item song with Salman Khan for Sajid Nadiadwala’s “Kick”, but she finds the experience exhilarating. [caption id=“attachment_1630431” align=“alignleft” width=“380”] Nargis Fakhri will be seen alongside Salman Khan in the song ‘Devil’ in the film ‘Kick’. PTI[/caption] “It was a devil of a song,” she said punning on the song’s title “Devil”. The song is composed by Yo Yo Honey Singh, his first for Salman and after his “Lungi dance” track for Shah Rukh Khan in “Chennai Express”. “It is a very special song. I do like Yo Yo Honey Singh’s songs. So I was super-excited about that as well. And I am blessed to have danced to it with Salman. Never mind the minor injuries.” Nargis admits it was physically an ordeal to dance to Yo Yo’s energetic beats. “It was stressful. Before the dancing, I always get so nervous and stressed. I am not very comfortable with the gyrations and thrusts. My entire physical presence becomes tense. “I was dancing with Salman with a torn meniscus, a torn ham-string and two inflamed discs. So there was a lot of pain. But I kept pushing myself because Ahmed Khan’s choreography was so very inspiring. Now I am recuperating in bed.” She had suffered similar injuries while performing the “Dhating” number with Shahid Kapoor for “Phata Poster Nikla Hero”. “For that number with Shahid as well as for this number with Salman, I didn’t allow my physique enough time and rehearsals to warm up properly. So it was a bit of deja-vu dancing. But every bit of the pain was worth it because of Salman.” Thankfully, Ahmed Khan worked the dance movements around Nargis’s comfort zone. “Ahmed was fantastic. Only he was aware if my injuries because I shared my pain only with him. He was aware of my comfort level. If a dance step didn’t come easily to me he modified the step accordingly. But on the whole I stuck to the dance movements he created. Every one on the set was patient and supportive. The vibes were fantastic.” IANS