Rohit Shetty pays tribute to Veeru Devgan in an emotional message and calls her "guru"

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Filmmaker Rohit Shetty paid an emotional tribute Friday to veteran choreographer of action Veeru Devgan, who died a few days ago, calling him his "guru".

Recalling Devgan for her precious life lessons, Shetty spoke to Instagram and wrote, "It takes real fathers to turn their boys into heroes." I started doing stunts to the age of 16 and at age 45. And I know that a man who will always be proud of me in heaven is my guru, my father, Veeru Devgan. "

He said that Devgan himself had learned to "be honest with your work and the job will be honest with you" and take the appropriate safety measures "before making a waterfall".
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Veeru Devgan, who directed action sequences for films such as Himmatwala, Mr. India, Khatron Ke Khiladi, Phool Aur Kaante, Dilwale and Laal Badshah died Monday at this place. He was 85 years old.

Along with this post, Rohit shared a video of himself doing a bicycle waterfall in Bangkok, where he is currently shooting for his Akshay Kumar-starrer Sooryavanshi .

"The waterfall rehearsals before Akshay does the shooting.Do not try this stunt.All the drivers of the cars are professional stunts and the stunts are performed in a controlled environment", he added.

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