Why is Salman khan upset with Sonakshi?

Apparently, Salman Khan is irked at Sonakshi Sinha for turning down Arbaaz Khan's upcoming film

 Everywhere in the world most things happen on basis of relationship be it personal or professional and our industry is no different. By now we know that the man who would give anything for his relationships is Salman Khan.

 Salman khan

He always stands up for his friends and family members and vice- versa. Salman shares a special bond with most people he has worked with, be it his directors or his actresses. One of his favourites is Sonakshi Sinha.

 

Sonakshi Sinha

  Salman gave a break to Sona in Dabangg and worked with her again in Dabangg 2. Eventually, the actress got so close to Salman’s family that she would be seen in most of the functions at the Khan residence and was part of festivals they celebrated.

However, according to sources, the relationship between the superstar and the actress seems to have strained a bit lately. Apparently, Salman is peeved with Sonakshi. The reason apparently is because she turned down a film offer from the Khan family.

“After Dabangg 2, Salman wanted Arbaaz to make a film without him. Arbaaz signed Abhishek Dongra as the debut director for his next production.

Initially, Katrina Kaif was being considered for the film but later Salman suggested Sonakshi’s name. Arbaaz offered the role to Sonakshi. But for reasons unknown, she couldn’t agree to do the film and this seems to have irked Salman, who didn’t expect her to turn down his request,” says the source.

Will Sona manage to get Salman to calm down? Sonakhi and Arbaaz were unavailable for comment.

Courtesy: Mid-Day.com 

Film's outcome doesn't affect equations, says Imran Khan

Actor Imran Khan's last release 'Once Upon A Time in Mumbai Dobaara' may not have done well, but he feels it was not a bad movie and a hit or a flop does not affect relations

'Once Upon A Time in Mumbai Dobaara' (OUATIMD), the criminal gangster saga, was released on August 15. Directed by Milan Luthria and produced by Ekta and Shobha Kapoor, the sequel to the 2010 film 'Once Upon A Time in Mumbaai' starred Akshay Kumar, Sonakshi Sinha and ImranKhan in lead roles but it failed to garner much attention.

"The release was watched very badly, we released in 1,000 screens, obviously that was a problem. According to me the film wasn't bad, I was very happy with my work but unfortunately few things are not in your hands. As an actor you can only concentrate on your work and performance, beyond that things are not in your control," Imran said. According to Imran, a "hit or a flop does not affect the relationship" with people associated with the project.

On his equation with Ekta after the outcome of 'OUATIMD', Imran says, "At this point, I don't know. She has not called me since the release of the film. I didn't feel the need to (take the initiative)." Imran had expressed his displeasure the way 'OUATIMD' was promoted. The rift between him and producer Ekta widened so much that Imran opted out of Ekta's next 'Milan Talkies' being directed by Tigmanshu Dhulia. "I opted out of 'Milan Talkies' because of personal reasons. I am very happy with my decision, it allows me to sleep peacefully at night," he said.

But some critics felt Imran was unfit for the role of a goon. However, the actor doesn't feel so and is quite okay with the opinion of other people. "I don't concern myself with the critical opinion at all. Personally, I felt that I got a very good response as an actor. At the box-office, obviously if you release with one quarter of the number of prints people will not see your film," Imran said.

"Our opening day collection for the number of screens we had was very good and for me it was an exposure to an audience which I didn't not have access to before. I have done more urban films. Here, for the first time I was doing a film and a role which was reaching out to a new audience and that audience has been opened up for me," he said.

With the bitter experience of marketing of 'OUATIMD', Imran will be careful with the way his upcoming projects are promoted. "I am careful about whom I would work with. See, when I am working with Karan Johar, I know he is a very clean person. I know that I can put my trust in him blindly. Itgives me a feeling of security and that is something I am very particular about. I want to work with good people," he said. As an actor, Imran says he is greedy and wants every one to like his every performance.

He is looking forward to the release of Johar's home production 'Gori Tere Pyaar Mein', where he is paired opposite Kareena Kapoor.

Courtesy: Mid-Day.com

SRK wants break post 'Happy New Year'

Shah Rukh Khan feels he desperately needs a break despite having loads of film offers in hand

Shah Rukh, who is currently shooting 'Happy New Year', is flooded with film offers from directors like Maneesh Sharma of 'Shuddh Desi Romance' fame, Rahul Dholakia, Anurag Kashyap, R Balki, Ashutosh Gowarikar and others.

"Not yet (doing Maneesh Sharma's film), when I do the film I will let you all know. I haven't started anything new. I am going to work on 'Happy New Year' for the next two months. There are two-four film offers... Whenever the film gets designed, I will decide accordingly," Shah Rukh said.

"I will take holiday after I finish 'Happy New Year', as last time I did not take it (holiday) after completing 'Chennai Express', I jumped on my next film. I will take a month's off and then start a new film. There is Maneesh Sharma's film on top, Rahul Dholakia's movie and few other offers on which I will take a call," he added.

Incidentally, a channel has reportedly coughed up Rs 50 crore for acquiring satellite rights of the highest revenue grosser of the year 'Chennai Express', which brought the channel a good rating. "There was a lot of responsibility. They took the film at a high price, and not at what the rumours say. It was an expensive film. We don't understand how it performs on TV but the team of the channel said they were happy and may be because of the film they are number one now," Shah Rukh said.

The 48-year-old actor further said that "Money has never been the criteria. 'Chennai Express' is over now, new films will come, records will be broken." The actor also said it is not necessary that a film doing well at box office also fares well on TV. "There are few films which do good on TV as well as theatres. Our director Rohit Shetty has a good track record on TV," he said.

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