The song is picturised on Sona and Prabhu. Photo: MiD DAY
Prabhu Deva may be the master of moves but even that didn't stop the choreographer-turned-director from injuring himself during a recent shoot session.
And Prabhu was not alone. Even Sonakshi Sinha hurt herself along with him while filming for an upcoming dance number Go Govinda at the Kamalistan Studio.
The song is picturised on Sona and Prabhu. Our source from the sets says, “The song is full of energy and knowing Prabhu sir, one can say that his tracks are always high voltage. Sonakshi is a part of the song and while shooting, the energy levels increased so much that she sprained her neck.
At the end of the song, Prabhu sir also had a major problem on his wrists. Thankfully, they were attended to immediately and managed to complete the song.” After all, no pain, no gain!
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