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★ It’s rolling !
Salman Khan and Alia Bhatt have begun shooting for Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s Insha-Allah..SLB is known for kickstarting his project with a song shoot. It’s no different this time. Those in the know say the shoot is on a lavish set. They are describing it as a visual spectacle....
★ (Paper) SLB’s test for Alia-Salman !
★ EXCLUSIVE: No! Salman Khan DID NOT call Akshay Kumar to avoid clash; Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s INSHALLAH and Rohit Shetty’s SOORYAVANSHI to CLASH on Eid 2020!
May 1, 2019
The clash between Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s Inshallah starring Salman Khan and Alia Bhatt and Rohit Shetty’s Sooryavanshi, starring Akshay Kumar and Katrina Kaif, seems imminent next year on Eid. While there have been reports of Salman calling up Akshay and assuring him their films won’t clash, we have it on confirmed sources that the news is not true.
Says a trade source, “There were reports that Salman called up Akshay and told him that he would make sure that the two movies didn’t clash on Eid next year but it is not true. There was definitely no conversation between the two superstars in recent times. Nor is Salman the type of person to call up somebody, unless he or she is a very close friend, and change his movie’s release date or someone he holds dear like a Katrina Kaif requests him to change the date. When you change something as important as a release date, that too on Eid, you have to take the entire team’s point of view. It cannot be decided on a whim on a phone call and Eid is a special date for Salman. While Akshay and Salman are cordial when they meet, people are wondering where this close friendship between the two have suddenly sprung up from?”
The source adds, “Everybody knows that Eid is synonymous with Salman. Salman has maintained that he will begin working on Dabangg 3 first and then go on to shoot for Sanjay’s film which will release on Eid so this news about him backing out of the clash suddenly, seems a bit strange and one wonders where the news is coming from and why? Salman is clear that his next two biggies, Dabangg will release on Christmas in December and Inshallah will come on Eid (2020).”
According to the source, “While it’s true that both Inshallah and Sooryavanshi are hugely anticipated movies and expected to rake in the big bucks at the box office, a clash between the two movies would make a dent in their BO collections. But both are unique in their own ways. While Inshallah brings together Salman and Sanjay after 20 years in a romcom story and it will be refreshing to see Alia and Salman appear together for the first time in a movie, Rohit Shetty and Akshay are also working together for the first time in a cop universe and will have Akshay playing Chief of the Anti-Terrorism Squad, Veer Sooryavanshi. Ajay Devgn and Ranveer Singh are expected to make their appearances too.”
Akshay had announced on social media last month the release date, and said, “A bullet for a bullet! Get ready for Rohit Shetty’s Sooryavanshi on Eid 2020. Action-packed, masala intact.” But Salman’s movies have been releasing on Eid every year for the last decade. Ever since Wanted released on Eid in 2009 and went on to become a blockbuster, films like Bodyguard, Dabangg, Ek Tha Tiger, Kick, Bajrangi Bhaijaan, Sultan, Tubelight and Race 3 have released on that day and went on to become BO successes.
★ InshAllah: Salman Khan-Alia Bhatt’s film NOT postponed !
Contrary to rumours, Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s Inshallah is panning out as planned and here’s what our source said....
April 30, 2019 | Nawaz Kochra
After seeing Deepika Padukone and Ranveer Singh back to back in Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s films, we all were waiting for the ace director to opt for a fresh casting. And this year SLB did so when he announced the cast for his next Inshallah, we all were glad to see Salman Khan (who is working with Bhansali after 20 years) paired opposite Alia Bhatt. But excitement aside, we were waiting for an update on this film and a tabloid carried one today.
As per the report, it was said that Salman wanted to avert Inshallah’s clash with Rohit Shetty’s Akshay Kumar starrer Sooryavanshi. For the same, he called up Kumar and even assured to not have his film release on Eid 2020 as planned. But we have a different story, yes; a source from Inshallah‘s production team exclusively told us that this report is “untrue”. Now with this clarification, we are happy that next year’s Eid will have a double treat for fans.
We had told you earlier that both these films will release on Eid 2020, considering how every Eid belongs to Bollywood’s Bhaijan we will have to see if Khiladi Kumar and Katrina Kaif’s film gives SLB’s Insallah a tough fight at the box office. Stay tuned to CineBlitz for more such interesting updates from Bollywood.
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★ EXCLUSIVE:"Inshallah will come on EID 2020": Salman Khan !
Salman Khan in an exclusive interview with Faridoon Shahryar shared exclusive information on his next film with Sanjay Leela Bhansali. He also shared his excitement for Inshallah and what makes Sanay Leela Bhansali a special director. Don't miss!
★ "Vishal Mishra has an INCREDIBLE sense of composition": Salman Khan | Notebook | Zaheer | Pranutan !
Salman Khan in an exclusive interview with Faridoon Shahryar glowingly spoke about music composer Vishal Mishra whose music in Notebook is being praised profusely. Zaheer Iqbal and Pranutan Bahl also shared their favourite songs from the film.
★ "I'd want to keep going back to Kashmir to shoot movies”: Salman Khan | Notebook | Pranutan - Zaheer !
Salman Khan in an exclusive interview with Faridoon Shahryar talks about why Kashmir is a special place for him. He calls it better than Switzerland. He also says that he'd love to keep going back there to shoot his movies.
★ Salman Khan EXPLAINS Why LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT Turns Out to be DISASTER | Notebook | Zaheer | Pranutan !
Salman Khan, Zaheer Iqbal and Pranutan Bahl in an exclusive interview with Bollywood Hungama's Faridoon Shahryar talk about film #Notebook. Salman Khan reveals why he produced this film. He also says that in real life the love at first sight always turns out to be the disaster. Don't Miss!
★ Salman Khan's DHAMAKEDAR Rapid Fire On Shah Rukh Khan, Aamir Khan & Katrina Kaif | NOTEBOOK !
Salman Khan in an exclusive interview with Bollywood Hungama's Faridoon Shahryar plays an interesting rapid fire and answers some hilarious questions. He answers questions about #ShahRukhKhan, #AamirKhan, #KatrinaKaif, #Inshallah and #SanjayLeelaBhansali. Don't Miss!
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★ Sanjay Leela Bhansali: It's a new chapter for me as a filmmaker!
Roshmila Bhattacharya | Mar 20, 2019 Sanjay Leela Bhansali on a 20-year reunion with Salman Khan, first impression of Alia Bhatt, and how his next is a departure from his past ‘dark, intense’ films. Sanjay Leela Bhansali is not in the mood for an interview. “What’s there to talk about?” he argues, a few hours after Salman Khan and Alia Bhatt have confirmed that they are doing his next, a casting coup that will be talked about for months. He relents, eventually, and settles in to field questions: Twenty years after Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam, Salman and you are reuniting for Inshallah. Share with us the moment when he gave his nod to your film...
It was a beautiful, breezy evening. We were sitting in the lawn of his home, and as soon as the narration ended, Salman turned to me, saying, “When do we start?” It took me back to my two-and-a-half-hour narration of Khamoshi: The Musical. We were in his bedroom then and he kept looking at himself in the mirror. I was wondering if he’d even heard me, but when I finished, he told me exactly what he’d liked in the story, making me realise that he is very sharp, and one shouldn’t presume anything with him.
We’ve had a few issues in the past but whenever we met, even sporadically, we took up from where we’d left off without dwelling on the past and the difference of opinions we might have had. My fondness for him is pure, and Salman, once he offers his friendship, even if you don’t meet or talk in five years, he’s there waiting for you. He’s never told me that he’s liked a shot, a song or a film I’ve made, but has expressed his appreciation for my work to others when he didn’t need to. Has he changed in all the years that you have known him? Oh yes, today he’s a mega-star, totally inaccessible, with the cult status of Rajinikanth sir, yet deep down he’s still a simple guy with a pure heart and a noble soul. After Khamoshi, Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam and Saawariya, he and I needed to make one film together, if not 10 more. I’m glad Inshallah happened. From my understanding of him, as a man, an actor and a superstar, I know this is the right film for us to come together. I’ve been working on it for the last year-and-a-half, starting three months before Padmaavat released, to take my mind off things that were happening at the time. I wrote and reworked till I felt it was ready, then, went to him. It’s my 10th film, I want it to be my best. How different is it from the films you have made so far? It’s a younger film, the kind I’ve wanted to make for a long time after all the dark, intense, over dramatic ones. Life is not only about dark nights, it’s also about beautiful, sunshiny mornings. It’s a new chapter for me as a filmmaker. Is that why you opted for Alia? Alia is an extremely young actress with a lot of magic. She fits the role beautifully. When she was nine, she’d come with her mother (Soni Razdan) to audition for Black. I saw the sparkle in her eyes. I told Soni I wouldn’t audition her for a child’s role because I knew she was a Hindi film heroine. Later, I went to Soni and Mahesh (Bhatt) and told them I wanted their girl, but that project didn’t happen. Inshallah, this one will be a beautiful journey. And how much have you grown and evolved as a person and a filmmaker? Oh, I am so much better today. My first film didn’t do well and Sawaariya and Padmaavat were riddled by controversy, but I have got a lot of love from both the audience and the critics. My films have worked at the box-office and been celebrated at award shows and that’s taken away the initial anxiety of whether I would be seen, heard and accepted as a filmmaker. Also, working with different actors has made me all steel and iron, I don’t let anyone tell me how to make films, I tell my stories the way I want to tell them. And the hunger I was born with, the quest for excellence, still drives me to put in 10-12 hours at work every day.
Excerpts from Mumbai Mirror
