Will Sallu win or Duggu?
For her next, Farah Khan is likely to choose between Salman Khan and Hrithik Roshan to essay the lead role
Considering Tees Maar Khan did not set the box-office cash registers ringing, will Farah Khan go back to casting Shah Rukh Khan in her next? After all, the actor had proved to be lucky for her both in Main Hoon Na and Om Shanti Om.
Plus, her recent patch-up with Khan at an awards ceremony also supports this argument.
Alternatively, for all you know, Farah may end up surprising everyone by repeating Akshay Kumar in her next.
While rumours do their bit, we hear, Farah's next film will be co-produced by UTV and her company Three's Company. Grapevine also has it that the film will star either Salman Khan or Hrithik Roshan.
Coincidentally, these two actors were in the news (and how!) for their verbal combat over Guzaarish two months ago.
At an event, Salman had commented on the film and said, "Arre, usme toh makhi udd rahi thi, lekin koi machhar bhi nahi gaya dekhne. Arre, koi kutta bhi nahin gaya." (Mumbai Mirror, December 2, 2010).
Hrithik had shot back, "It's not heroic to laugh or make fun of a filmmaker just because his box-office collections are not up there with yours.
Guzaarish is a super success in its own way. In my opinion a hero never gloats. When you are super successful, it should in fact make you more gracious and loving." (Mumbai Mirror, December 3, 2010)
Not so long ago, Mumbai Mirror (February 8, 2011) had hinted on Farah's shift towards Hrithik, when she upset the broadcasters of Entertainment Ke Liye Kuch Bhi Karega by signing the dance reality show Show Me you Can Dance, which has Hrithik as one of its judges.
Who Farah chooses to cast will become apparent with time but her vision for the film is clear. Farah wants to stick to her original style of filmmaking even in her new project.
It will be a film based on dance and will have a lot of action sequences as well.
Farah, we hear, has almost finished the first half of the script of her new film. She is now working on the second half. When contacted, Farah said, "I will think of casting once the dialogue draft is ready."
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