Farah Khan Hits Back at Ganesh Hegde’s Accusations

Posted by admin on Jun 5th, 2011 | 0 comments

We had already reported about how Ganesh Hedge said that Farah khan has psychiatric problems. The war of words between the two does not show any sign of stopping because Farah has decided not to shrug away these comments but lay things straight.

A close friend of Farah said, “It is strange to see the way Ganesh is going all out against her in print. There is a limit to anything. In fact it is surprising that Farah kept it all low profile and didn’t quite pay much heed to what Ganesh had to say. However, for how long can one just stay put? She now truly believes that Ganesh should put an end to this all. The more he is speaking about this, the more harm he is doing to himself. It shows his frustration.”

For those who do not know, the trouble started with the news of Ganesh replacing Farah for choreographing the songs in Ra.One that features SRK in the main lead. SRK and Farah, who were once fast friends; had a strained professional relationship in the last couple of years, which eventually led to them distancing from each other on a personal level too. Farah maintained that she was never a part of Ra. One in the first place, so the question of her being replaced does not come up. But Ganesh spoiled the party further by saying that Farah was just a token choreographer; as her assistants only teach the dance steps while she takes the back seat.

Farah says, “Come on, which world we are living in. I have moved on to directing as well as producing films. In fact I would also be acting soon. I am hardly choreographing songs anymore. As for teaching someone ‘how and what to dance’ then sorry, this is something that I have been doing professionally for 25 years now. You move on to bigger things when you climb up the ladder, isn’t it?”

Farah adds, “When you gain experience in choreography, you start concentrating on the overall visuals in addition to getting dancers to come together on the floors. You don’t start interacting with each and every one of them and teach them dance steps. It is for this reason why you have assistants.”

As far as Ganesh’s insinuations are concerned, Farah brushes them off with a laugh, “Isn’t that something that you do in every profession by the way? If you are a builder then you don’t start moving construction material from one place to another. You ensure that the building has come up right. Similarly I too am happy being a filmmaker. I have no intentions to dance and show my skills to anyone. If anyone out there is inclined to show his dancing skills despite being in the industry for so long then he is free to do that. If you are a fabulous dancer then show it to the entire world. No one stops you from doing that, right?”