Amy Jackson has been requested for a six-minute solo performance at the IPL opening ceremony in Hyderabad on 5ht of April Amy will dance to few songs including 'Tamma Tamma’ from Badrinath Ki Dulhania, 'Let's Nacho' and 'Kar Gayi Chull' from Kapoor & Sons movie and 'Kala Chashma' from Baar Baar Dekho, 2016. The star has also been approached for the closing show in the Telangana capital on May 21st, but she's yet to give her acceptance to it. Naach gaana might be one of a kind to Hindi movies, yet with a Bollywood performing artist as a major aspect of their cast; producers of an Indo-British film couldn't avoid meshing a move grouping into the portrayal. Amy Jackson, who had flaunted some mean moves in two or three songs of her 2015 film, Singh Is Bling, will put her deft toes to great use for Boogie Man. Amy, who plays the adoration enthusiasm of the hero's sibling, says, "Bollywood movie is really a classification over the globe. This grouping takes after a topic of Beyoncé meets Bollywood. It's a provocative, fascinating and intense translation of Bollywood movie." International choreographer Leena Patel, who has colluded with the likes of rapper will.i.am, prepared the team for the song. Amy continues 'Bollywood dance is all about having fun at the bit. I trained the steps for a few hours and picked up an intense three-minute routine in minimal time. Don’t be shocked if you happen to come across a fat Amy Jackson in a month from now. The actress is giving up on her diet and workout regime to put on around five to 10 Kgs for her next, Boogie Man. Music video creator and moviemaker Andy Morahan, who proposed the project to her at last year in 'Cannes Film Festival', asked that Amy put on some mass for a 'fuller' look in keeping with her character, Nimisha. A source says, "Amy just wrapped up Rajinikanth-starrer 2.0 and will start shooting for Boogie Man in London by mid-April. She had met a nutritionist during her recent visit to London for a fashion week." The actress is a major foodie and was excited about relinquishing a strict eating regimen. "The additional pounds don't trouble me by any means. The main thing that stressed me is that I don't put on weight effectively. I have not done any of this before and am anticipating it," she says. The film follows the tale of a British-Indian teenager, Pavan, who battles with his social legacy in current London, falling for a white 20-something performing artist show amid a '70s-themed display. He winds up noticeably fixated on her, the form and music of an apparently stylish '70s period while attempting to keep his family's conventions in place. Amy will play sweetheart to Pavan's sibling.