Watch the making of Tubelight’s Radio song
Kabir Khan and Remo D’Souza present behind the camera tales of making of the Radio song from film Tubelight.
Akshata Narkar | Updated On: May 24, 2017 09:18 PM
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The social media team of Tubelight has to be applauded for posting some or the other quirky posts on its official account. A few days back, they released the much-touted Radio song and now they take us behind the camera to focus on the making of The Radio Song.
Director Kabir Khan gives an overview of the track, describing it as the foot-tapping celebratory song. He explains what the celebration is about and the significance of Radio in the song.
For this Radio number, Kabir particularly chose Remo D’Souza for choreography because he had done a great job with “Selfie Le Le Re” from Bajrangi Bhaijaan. Remo too had a good time shooting the Radio song. He particularly pointed out, how Salman Khan never comes to rehearse the song a day before and does it just 10 minutes before filming.
The Radio song is unique in itself. It has over 200 dancers and 800 junior artists dancing to the track, which is something very rare in Bollywood these days.
Watch the making video of the Radio song from Tubelight here:
