Her kids are barely three, but they've already started chiggy-wiggying. And Farah Khan can't help feeling like the proud mommy when she sees the three somersaulting all over the place. But she has no intentions of forcing them to follow her steps. The choreographer, filmmaker and Just Dance judge, talks to CS about her little ones and the importance of dance in her life:u00a0

Who: Farah Khan
What: Talking about dance, her saviour and stress-buster

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Little champs
My three-year-old kids have already taken to dancing, especially my son Czar. Lightning strikes him when he listens to music, and within seconds he is jumping all around. He is a fantastic performer and a complete showman. Sometimes he is so excited that he completely takes control and my daughters have to be like those chorus dancers in the background. I haven't enrolled them in any classes and I don't intend to either. I think that classes curb creativity, as they only teach a set of dance steps. I would want my kids to feel free and express themselves in whatever way they'd like to, while dancing.

Dancing queen
I am told that I took to dancing when I was two. I would play Helenji's songs and dance to them. I would force everyone to see me perform; I wouldn't even spare the guests in my house. I had a very traumatic childhood. If it weren't for dance, I would have gotten into drugs and spoilt my entire life. Dance has been my saviour; it is something that helped me look at life in a positive way. What pushed me into dancing as a profession was Micheal Jackson's Thriller. I was so awed by that video that I always wanted to be a choreographer. So I know that I'm in the right line.