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Chandni Chowk To China
3 Mar, 2008
Chandni Chowk To China is the forth coming Bollywood film directed by Salaam-e-Ishq director Nikhil Advani. The film which is said to be an action comedy has Akshay Kumar and Deepika Padukone in the lead roles. Akshay stars as a chef who is mistaken for a martial arts expert. Also cast Mithun Chakraborty. Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy team handles the music. Warner Bros. Pictures will distribute the film which is first of its kind for a Bollywood movie. The shooting will be held in Chandhni Chowk, and various parts in China including Shanghai. Shooting is scheduled to be over by May. --MPLabels: Akshay-Kumar, Deepika-Padukone
Kambakth Ishq
18 Feb, 2008
Kambakth Ishq is directed by Sabir Khan. The film is said to be romantic thriller. The film has popular pair Akshay Kumar and Kareena Kapoor in the lead roles. The film will be mainly shot in the US. Akshey plays a US based stunt man in the film. Apart from Bollywood actors, Hollywood stars like Arnold Schwarzeneger is also said to make an appearance in the film. The film is expected to start its shooting in May and is slated for a release by the end of this year.
--MP Labels: Akshay-Kumar, Kareena
Akshay Kumar
30 Oct, 2007
Labels: Akshay-Kumar
Bhool Bhuliya
23 Oct, 2007
The Priyadarshan-directed movie, is a psycho thriller and is based on the subject which has never been taken up by any director on the screen, Akshay Kumar says. "I mean when we switch on any channel of TV we get to listen lots of stories related to ghosts, witches and supernautral powers. We have grown up listening such stories. My film is an attempt to spread an awareness that there is no existence of ghosts and what most of us believe is our superstition. The film is being released on October 12, he says. "It is not a comedy as some people are guessing it to be after watching the promos on television channels," he says. "The film is actually a tug of war between the superstition and science and an attempt to educate people about superstition," he says. "Log babon ke pass jaatey haien, jisko problem hai usko peeta jaata hai (people visit quacks and the one who is suffering is beaten). I think in an educated society such things needs to be stopped," Akshay Kumar says. The film was extensively shot in Rajasthan especially in Jaipur. Rajasthan's picturesque locales have always appealed filmmakers and in our story we need backdrop of Rajasthan. Labels: Akshay-Kumar, Reviews
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