Aamir Khan To Shoot A Promo Song For 'Talaash'

 Aamir Khan To Shoot A Promo Song For 'Talaash'

 Mumbai: When news came about Aamir Khan's latest film with Rani Mukerji and Kareena Kapoor being postponed, the rumour mills went into a frenzy speculating the probable causes. While a section of the press reported how director of the film Reema Kagti and Aamir had a fall-out, others spoke about him trying to push the release of the film to after 'Dhoom 3'.

Now, word is that the makers of this film are gearing up to shoot a promotional video towards the end of this month. And our sources say that this move could indicate that all is well between Reema and Aamir. The source says, "This shows that he is not only happy with the film but also doesn’t want to re-shoot any portion. With this song/video, the makers are trying to make a point that all is well among the members of the film and that the film will be releasing on November 30, as was originally scheduled."

Our source adds, "Reema and the crew are preparing to use it like the face of the film. The song will feature Aamir, Rani and Kareena Kapoor." The song will be composed by Aamir blue-eyed boy Ram Sampath. Our source also adds that all the three stars will feature in the same frame for the first time ever. The track will be choreographed by Bosco-Ceasar.

The Bol Bachchan actor feels that his audience might get offended if his film gets four or five stars

The Bol Bachchan actor feels that his audience might get offended if his film gets four or five stars 

 

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Over the years, Rohit Shetty films have become critic proof. Ever since he tasted blood with the first Golmaal film, he has been churning out blockbusters one after the other. His constant partner in crime has been actor Ajay Devgn. But for an odd Singham, that got mixed reviews, most of their films have been torn down by the critics. Their latest outing, Bol Bachchan, is no different. While the critics had a field day ripping apart their ‘tribute’ to Hrishikesh Mukherjee cult classic, Golmaal, the film has already made Rs 50 crore. Talking about the success of Bol Bachchan in a recent interview, Devgn said, “I was scared if we get four or five stars the audience might get offended. They might feel this is a very different film. What has gone wrong with Rohit Shetty?” Wethinks it is very smart of the Singham dude to say so, and we hope that he doesn’t end up erasing the memories of his powerhouse performances in Zakhm, Company, Omkara and Raincoat. Do you prefer Devgn in brainless entertainers or serious intense films?