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Abu Dhabi:

As an artist, Suhana Khan has acquired her father Shah Rukh Khan’s high quality of “absorbing and learning”, says choreographer Bosco Martis, who labored with the newcomer on her debut movie The Archies.

Suhana, 23, is making foray into movies with Netflix’s live-action musical The Archies, primarily based on the characters of the favored American comics. It is directed by Zoya Akhtar.

Bosco stated the younger actor does not carry the luggage of being the daughter of a celebrity and her method in the direction of work is optimistic.

“For me, she is an exception. Her laborious work, persistence and angle in the direction of something that’s associated to work is optimistic. She does not include the luggage that she is Shah Rukh Khan’s daughter.

“She brings her personality and comes in as a sponge. You can work around with her and she just keeps absorbing and learning. It is such a great thing for an artist. I think she has learnt it from her dad. It is fantastic,” the 48-year-old choreographer told PTI in an interview here on the sidelines of IIFA Awards and Weekend.

Bosco and his choreography partner Caesar Gonsalves have collaborated with Shah Rukh on films such as Swades, Jab Harry Met Seja”, Raees, Zero and most recently blockbuster hit Pathaan.

The Archies is produced by Akhtar and her longtime collaborator Reema Kagti under their production house Tiger Baby. The movie also marks the acting debut of late superstar Sridevi-producer Boney Kapoor’s daughter Khushi Kapoor, and megastar Amitabh Bachchan’s grandson Agastya Nanda.

Caesar, 50, said they have choreographed three songs for the upcoming movie, set in the 1950s.

“The film has a ’50s look and it is quite fun. As children, we would read ‘Archies’ and it is good to see Veronica, Betty, Archies, Jughead, and choreograph them,” he added.

On Friday night, Bosco and Caesar won the best choreography award for the title track of Bhool Bhulaiyaa 2 at the IIFA Rocks ceremony.

Bosco said recreating the track, which was earlier picturised on Akshay Kumar in the 2007 psychological comedy horror, with Kartik Aaryan was a huge challenge.

“We needed to create a distinct world and never be in comparison with the model and the way in which it was shot earlier.It got here out properly with Kartik. It was actually cool,” he stated.

The choreographer duo are teaming up with Aaryan once more within the upcoming film Satyaprem Ki Katha, directed by National Award-winning filmmaker Sameer Vidwans. Besides this, they’ve additionally choreographed songs for Nitesh Tiwari’s subsequent film Bawaal, starring Varun Dhawan and Janhvi Kapoor.