/> Now that Tees Maar Khan is over and done with Farah Khan is all set indulge in her first love, choreography. She's been asked by Aamir Khan to choreograph a song for Delhi Belly a film that for all practical purposes director Abhinay Deo completed a year ago.

But then Aamir has his own unique method of editing packaging and marketing his productions. That Delhi Belly is being given a touch of Farah Khan's choreographic magic would surprise many, and most certainly Abhinay Deo.

Now that his wife Kiran Rao's directorial debut Dhobi Ghat is on releaseAamir Khan's attention is now turning towards the post-production work of his next release Delhi Belly.A project as special to Aamir as Dhobi Ghat since it stars his nephew Imran Khan. The quirky film about a prodigal's return to the Capital has been described as a sex comedy.

Delhi Belly was completed by Abhinay Deo last year. Deo then moved on to his next project Game for producers Farhan Akhtar and Ritesh Sidhwani, leaving the fate of Delhi Belly in his enormously capable producer's hands.

The song choreographed by Farah Khan in Delhi Belly would be filmed on Imran Khan. Apparently Aamir wants the same feeling of youthful vibrancy in it that Farah had created for Aamir in the Pehla nasha number in Jo Jeeta Wohi Sikandar.

Pehla nasha was the first song that Farha ever choreographed. After Jo Jeeta Wohi Sikandar she has choreographed only twice for Aamir, in Sarfarosh and Dil Chahta Hai.

Confirming her professional reunion with Aamir after ten years Farah says, "Yes next month I'm doing a song for Aamir's Delhi Belly because he has asked me to. I am meeting him this week to decide everything."

So does this mean Farah is returning to choreography in a big way?

Retorts Farah, "Not at all!I don't actively do choreography any more. Only a song here or there for friends. Besides Aamir' song I will be doing the Housefull numbers for my brother Sajid and of course my husband Shirish Kunder's Joker. That's it for now. No more choreography this year. I'm busy writing my next script."