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Shahid Kapoor has done his bit for the publicity of “Milenge Milenge” and producer Boney Kapoor says now the film’s release depends upon leading lady Kareena Kapoor. “Yes, now the release would depend entirely on when Kareena allots the dates to shoot the (promotional) music video. I’ve slotted the release for the last week of June or the first week of July,” Boney Kapoor said. “I’m hopeful that Bebo’s portions of the music video and other publicity footage would be shot and ready. So yes, the release is now in Bebo’s hands,” he added. “Let’s put this way. I don’t want to put Bebo under any discomfort. She’s a girl I’ve watched grow in front of my eyes and I’m very protective of her,” said Boney. Shahid shot the promotinal music video for the film with choreographer Ahmed Khan March 26. The track written by Sameer Anjaan and composed by Himesh Reshammiya is titled “Sab kuch khatam hokar bhi tere mere darmiyaan kuch to baqi hai…” Boney insists it’s a marketing strategy to feature Shahid and Kareena separately in the promotional video. However, the fact of the matter is, Kareena for whatever reasons of her own, decided not to do any collaborative marketing of “Milenge Milenge” with her ex-boyfriend Shahid.
Kareena says Karenge Karenge for ‘Milenge Milenge’
Kareena Kapoor has said to be cooperating with the makers of her forthcoming movie ‘Milenge Milenge’ with ex-beau Shahid Kapoor. IndiaGlitz gives you the latest on this. After all the humbug about her denial in the project with Shahid as the hero, sources say that Kareena has thrashed all those reports and says she will like to complete the movie and has no problems whatsoever with Shahid. The professional actress she is has extended her cooperation to producer Boney Kapoor and director the movie, Satish Kaushik by giving them bulk dates and also allotting time for the promotional video of the movie. Once the movie is complete, it will be the first release of Kareena with Shahid after their much publicized break-up.
R. Madhavan: TV gives mileage to films
R. Madhavan, who started his career with TV show 'Banegi Apni Baat' and has since been a popular name and face in Indian showbiz, feels that TV enhances the impact of films when they are aired on the medium and gives them mileage to run for a longer time. Madhavan's latest bilingual film 'Saala Khadoos' is to be aired on Sony MAX on Sunday. Ahead of this, he shared his views on the evolution of the TV industry in an email interview with IANS. He said: "The number of people watching any film on TV gives a lot more mileage in terms of number of the people seeing it. Therefore, the impact of the film and people involved in the film gets extremely enhanced. "I'm extremely excited for the premiere of 'Saala Khadoos' as I now get a chance to show the film to the world on a particular day on a channel. In fact, most of films have done really well on television and have been running for the past 15 years." Directed by Sudha Kongara, "Saala Khadoos", which released on January 29, tells the story of an aggressive boxing coach (Madhavan) who finds a protege in a young girl (Ritika Singh) from the fishing community and pushes her into becoming a successful boxer. Madhavan believes it's "the most commercial film" he has featured in, barring "3 Idiots". "It's ('Saala Khadoos' is) my baby. In all my films, if you notice, I have very important roles for the female leads as well and 'Saala Khadoos' is right up there, now that Ritika has got the National Award for this film as well," he said. Asked whether he is planning to return on the small screen with any show, Madhavan said: "Yes I'm very excited, and have been invited for quite a few reality shows, but most of them involved dancing. "They required me to come as judge for the dance show and dance as well, which is something that I can't do as I have two left feet, so I'm looking for something that I can do -- like a mini-series like '24' or something that is of limited in terms of episodes and high impact." Madhavan, who has mostly been recognised in Bollywood for his chocolate boy image in films like "Rehna Hai Tere Dil Mein" and "Tanu Weds Manu", says he next wants to challenge himself with more versatile roles. "I'm very flattered with the chocolate boy image, but I have kind of outgrown it in my mind surely and definitely in my body. So, I'm trying to see how many other roles I can do before I hang-up my shoes," he said. Madhavan is even ready for a sequel of 2009 blockbuster '3 Idiots', which was directed by Rajkumar Hirani. "Who would not wish to work with Rajkumar Hirani? There is a no-brainer that anyone would want to work with him. I do hope he has a script for me... Like a '3 Idiots' sequel would be outstanding. To work with a legend like Hirani is a privilege," he said.