The film will be a total commercial - “Rohit Shetty style”, where one would get to see his signature style like cars blowing up.
“I do all those things (blowing up cars and all) for kids as they enjoy it.
It became a trademark for all films.
All this will happen in ‘Chennai Express' as well ...but not blowing up the trains,” he chuckled.
‘Chennai Express' is a story about a man who travels from Mumbai to Rameshwaram and what happens during the journey, is what the film is about.
“It is not totally a train journey film, it is something else as well and there is a reason why the name of the film is ‘Chennai Express'.
Like only 15-20 minutes of the film is in the train, it is not like where the whole film is happening inside the train.
I can't talk much about the film as it is too early,” Shetty said.
Meanwhile, Shetty is too happy with the repines his last release, ‘Bol Bachchan' (July 6), a romantic-comedy inspired by 1979 film ‘Golmaal', has received from the audience and at the box office.
‘Bol Bachchan' starring Ajay Devgn, Abhishek Bachchan, Asin and Prachi Desai, earned over Rs 100 crore at the box office.
“We were not making frame-to-frame copy of ‘Golmaal'.
When you see ‘Bol Bachchan' one can't compare it frame-by-frame with that film.
There was a reason why we took the rights (of ‘Golmaal') as there is Golmaal happening inside ‘Bol Bachchan'.
The basic idea came from Golmaal but we have made it into our own film,” Shetty said. “Critics I was dead sure they would give one or two stars and the film will do well at the box office.
I don't read reviews.
All I knew we have made a good film and we were sure people will like it.
I made a film to entertain audience and what is wrong in making people happy,” he said.
