Sensational Bollywood actress Katrina Kaif is set to pair with John Abraham in Kabir Khan's upcoming project.

 

The film is from biggie Yash Raj's production house.

 

This is Kabir Khan's second film under Yash Raj banner after Kabul Express.

 

Neil Mukesh plays the other male lead in the film. The film  will start with its shooting later this year and is expected to hit theaters in early 2009.
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Bollywood stars John Abraham and Neil Mukesh,son of singer Nitin Mukesh is said to share screen space together for the first time. The combo will be seen together in director Kabhir Khan's next film which is yet to be titled. John was already seen in Kabir's earlier film Kabul Express. In Kabir's next film there would be another hero in the film which will be potrayed by Neil. Apart from being a child artist, Neil made his debut in 2007 with the film Johnny Gaddaar. Though the film didnt do well, his role was appreciated by many. With the handsome chaps being cast together, viewers can wish for the best.

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Amitabh Bachchan is doing the narration for a Bollywood film again. This time its none other than daughter-in-law Aishwarya's upcoming historic film Jodhaa Akbar in which she plays queen Jodha. Big B who has done voice over for Ashutosh Gowariker's 'Lagaan' will be donning the narrator's role for the director's latest big budgeted epic film.  Lending voice is nothing new for the superstar who had earlier done the same job for films like Bawarchi, Tere Mere Sapne, Parineeta, Swami etc.

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New Delhi/Mumbai, Nov 23 (ANI): After flooring audiences in Dubai at a glitzy premiere, Bollywood's sports caper 'Dhan Dhana Dhan Goal' released to a terrific response across the country today.  

The film is about a rag-tag team of South Asians, who win an English soccer tournament, the latest in a string of sports-themed movies, has left the audiences spellbound. 

"Movie is good. John's has essayed his role competently. His chemistry with Bipasha is good. The film is about team work based on soccer and how the entire team puts in efforts to win," said Shantanu, a viewer. 

"The movie is very good. It's fantastic. John's acting is superb in the movie," said another viewer. 

Starring some Bollywood biggies like John Abraham, Bipasha Basu, Arshad Warsi and Boman Irani, 'Goal' focuses on an amateur footballer who hopes to play in the English Premier League but chooses to get there by first resurrecting his local club.  

"This is not just a film on football. It's a family film, which will definitely appeal to the youth. We have simplified the game in the film. I think it's the feeling of victory which you get at the end of the film, the in-stadium experience," said actor John Abraham. 

Bipasha who plays the role of a physiotherapist and John's love interest, said " The story is about an underdog team that finally wins. I have a very sweet character that fits in really well with that of the boys."  

'Goal' is shot at real football stadia in London, including the Manchester stadium, which is considered the Mecca of football. 

Bollywood has of late successfully experimented with sports themes, and the year's biggest hit is about the field hockey. (ANI)

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