Salman Khan and Randhir Kapoor
After completing their Malta shooting schedule of Bharat, Salman Khan and Katrina Kaif to head to Abu Dhabi for romanctic sequences, stated a report. Meanwhile, Randhir Kapoor gave an emotional statement on the sale of iconic RK Studio.
Bharat: After Malta, Salman Khan and Katrina Kaif to shoot for romantic sequences in Abu Dhabi?
Salman Khan and Katrina Kaif have won hearts with their very first still from their forthcoming film Bharat. Interestingly, Salman's first look of Bharat was a romantic sequence of a song from the film. The scene was shot in Malta and if the latest reports are to believed Salman and Katrina will head to Abu Dhabi for their next shooting schedule. He has wrapped the shooting schedule of Malta and returned Mumbai yesterday.
As per the latest report of Filmfare, after wrapping their shooting in Malta, Salman and Katrina will shoot for some romantic and action sequences in Abu Dhabi. The report of Filmfare stated that the next shooting schedule of Bharat is in the UAE capital. Report further stated that the shooting will start in September.
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Iconic RK Studio on sale: Randhir Kapoor gets emotional, says with a very heavy heart, we have decided to let it go
Kapoor’s who are also known as the Bollywood’s first family recently announced to sell the iconic RK Studio, which was built by late Raj Kapoor. This is was announced after a joint decision of Kapoor family. The famous 2-acre RK studio is in Mumbai’s Chembur suburb. Many of the blockbuster hits of Hrishikesh Mukherjee, Manmohan Desai and Prakash Mehra were filmed at RK studio.
Kapoor’s who are also known as the Bollywood’s first family recently announced to sell the iconic RK Studio, which was built by late Raj Kapoor. This is was announced after a joint decision of Kapoor family. The famous 2-acre RK studio is in Mumbai’s Chembur suburb. Many of the blockbuster hits of Hrishikesh Mukherjee, Manmohan Desai and Prakash Mehra were filmed at RK studio.
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Karan Johar tells Ayushmann Khurrana how to keep extra marital affairs at bay
Bollywood actor-singer Ayushmann Khurrana recently in an interaction with Karan Johar on his talk show ''Calling Karan'' asked him for some advice on how to keep extra-marital affairs, and the filmmaker was quick to give suggestions.
This happened as part of the second season of ISHQ 104.8 FM's popular show "Calling Karan".
Ayushmann, worried about how women approach him for extra marital affair, asked Karan: "How should I say no to women who call me for extra marital affairs? Politely turning them down that you know I am a married man... How should I do this?"
Karan had a quick solution to Ayushmann's problem, read a statement.
"For the girls in the world to know that there are men like you too that actually want to give an alarm sound to those who are hitting on you, do so by saying that 'Listen I am married'. Well it's very simple, it's the oldest trick in the world, Ayushmann.
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Directors have to learn conning when actors don't get along, says Vishal Bhardwaj
Vishal Bhardwaj forthcoming project titled "Pataakha" features Sanya Malhotra and Radhika Madan. Talking about multistarrer films, Bhardwaj said that there have been times when actors working in his films have not got along with each other and in a situation like this, all he had to do was "learn the art of conning."
His latest directorial "Pataakha" features Sanya Malhotra and Radhika Madan and is about two sisters constantly fighting with each other.
When asked if it has ever happened that like his characters on screen, actors have been at loggerheads too, Vishal told reporters, "Even if that happened I will of course not tell you the truth. It has happened. And I had this fear with Sanya and Radhika also.
"That if jealousy creeps in between them then my life will become difficult here also. But their relationship was so beautiful and healthy. I was fortunate to have both of them. Both of them are beautiful human beings. I enjoyed a lot working with them."
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