Wednesday, April 30, 2008
Aamir Khan Movie (Jaane Tu)
Now Aamir Khan Speak About Our Movie Jaane Tu: - Aamir Khan is readying for his next release 'Jaane Tu', which is the launch pad of his nephew Imran, and says the biggest news about the film is that it marks the return of his cousin Mansoor Khan. When I took over as director of TZP ('Taare Zameen Par'), I needed a hands-on producer on 'Jaane Tu' so I requested Mansoor. To his credit, despite his reluctance he did not hesitate to step in," the Bollywood star writes in his blog site.
But I suspect it was because of Nasir (Hussain) sahab. Both Mansoor and I know that Nasir sahab would have wanted the two of us to stand by Imran at this important juncture in his career. So Mansoor makes a return, albeit as producer," he added about the director of such hits as 'Qayamat Se Qayamat Tak' and 'Jo Jeeta Wohi Sikander'.
Yash Raj Flop Movie Tashan
Yash Chopra and his son, Aditya) have decided to go through the divorce they have been contemplating for so long. The acrimony could extend to the next five films of the banner.
This has even led to a movie hall in Bandra, Globus, downing its shutters for a week! And Suburbia, again in Bandra, has actually put up a disgruntled board near its ticket counter saying, “Please don’t ask us for Tashan tickets. Ask Yash Raj movies!”
Multiplexes generally offer 48% of revenue to the distributor for the first week but Yash Raj’s demand is 55%.They went a notch higher for Tashan with 60% and this did not go down well with multiplex owners, who decided not to release the film.
Jackie Chan Make Record
Jackie Chan:- Hollywood star of Chinese origin Jackie Chan has tacitly admitted in his official website that he did not know how to pronounce the names of Indian film stars. Jackie Chan Make Many Face in Indian Cinema, But I did not know how to pronounce their names," Chan wrote.
Described Tamil Nadu film industry great Kamal Hassan as a "singer" and ignored questions about Bollywood thespian Amitabh Bachchan in television interviews during his Indian sojourn.
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