Kriti Sanon recreated Madhuri Dixit's Tak Tak dance by turning on the fan in the freezing cold.

Kriti Sanon and Shahid Kapoor starrer Teri Badan Mein Ulja Jiya has its television premiere on July 14 on Star Gold. Madhuri Dixit talks about her experiences with the film When you were offered the film Teri Payton Mein Ulja Jiya, did you think the film would elevate you as an actor? I knew this character would be very challenging for me because I had never seen or thought about a character like this before. Yes, I've seen many robot movies, but robots that are so close to humans that even a robotics engineer wouldn't know it's a robot. She makes great strides and develops a love story with the robot. That too among Indian families. This is what attracted me to this film and I decided to take up the challenge. Well, while reading the script of this film, I was really entertained. I felt then that this film will appeal to all types of fans. Honestly, what's the best response you've had for this character? In which people remember the names of the characters. I can personally say this for my filmography, but this film has brought about a change for me. All the people I met after the film. I met her in India. Even though I met him in London. Many people told me that they should make a film with Sifra. Especially the kids call me like this today. Did you have any fear while playing this character, I thought that people will like or dislike this character because it is not easy to portray oneself as a robot while being human, but everyone. It was very happy. How much pressure was there on you to recreate Madhuri Dixit's iconic dance tak-tak in this film? At the age of 4, I saw Madhuri Dixit Madam on TV and since then I have been her biggest fan. I will copy them. I would say that this opportunity is great. I was really excited for the film's climax, especially the Tak-Tak dance sequence. My hunger and thirst were gone. I was recording the Madhuri Mem song and it was clear in my mind that I had to do it well. The way he performed in this song. It was beyond belief. I also thought it was a robot. He would do every step perfectly, copy every step of every scene, so I told the team that I wanted to do the same. If the fan is running in the film's song, if Madhuri madam's hair is flying, the fan should be running here too. We were shooting in Jaisalmer then. I wore a half sleeve choli and lehenga. It was very cold, but I installed a strong fan in it. Filmed the entire scene. We shot the whole scene in 2 to 3 hours. I want to say that the people standing in the background were shivering from the cold. There was also Dimple Mead in it. She was standing behind me and said that this woman is completely crazy. How do you do this? I could not understand. You're not cold, but to be honest, I don't feel that cold. I was so excited that I was getting energy from it. This made my body warm. I don't care what happens. It was like a dream come true for me. When the film released, it was a very special feeling for me to hear applause and whistles in the theater even for my dance number. Dimple Madam You mentioned that Dharmendra was with you in the film, Dimple ma'am is a great actor on screen but her personality off screen is also very good. I think people want to be like him right from his first film Bobby. Her style, her fashion, the way she presents herself. All this is very encouraging. Wish there were more scenes with him. Maybe this wish of mine will be fulfilled in some other film. Dharmendra sir is a very handsome man. When did we meet him on the set? He will meet you with so much love that he will lay his hand on your head. I bless you. Keep smiling. Even now he is very excited about every shot. When he gets dressed and arrives on set, he sends his pictures to his sons. Their way of life is very special. Always share the love. I think it was a great privilege to work with Dharmendra sir in the same frame. Movies come on television, television is a medium for family gatherings. I remember there was a movie on television. Even if we have seen the movie in theaters, if we like it, we will watch it again on TV with family. My dad and I used to watch Hum Aapke Hai Gone and DDLJ together on television a hundred times. If we were in our room, our parents would call us from the front saying that this movie was coming on television that we couldn't watch. Bye . Then we all eat together and watch a movie. I still feel that no other medium can reach as much as television. Having trouble getting out of character for Sifra? I am very bubbly. I talk too much. My hands move a lot while talking, my facial expressions and accent are very Delhi-like, so I always had to control all this while shooting. When did I get into the character of Sifra? Had to pay more attention to body language. I am very shy in my personal life. I keep falling and falling, whereas Shifra does everything so beautifully. She never blinked as she spoke. His smile should also be the same every time. It wasn't easy to play and sometimes I had to talk late. The climax scene was shot in three days. Your upcoming film? My Deen Patti is releasing this year. The post Kriti Sanon recreates Madhuri Dixit's Tak Tak dance by turning on the fan in freezing cold