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Ajay Hasn't Watched Kajol's 'Fanaa'
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With 'Golmaal' on 14th July and 'Omkaara' on 28th July, this month may well belong to the master of understatement. And both the films are as different as chalk and cheese. Whereas 'Golmaal' is a fun caper of four wastrels, Vishal Bharadwaj's 'Omkaara' (He plays the title role) is more intense and has rustic humor thrown in as well.
Ajay Devgan is an unlikely candidate for being a National Award winner, considering his father was a well known Fight Master. Having done a series of action films in the beginning of his career, Devgan Junior surprised everyone by his stellar performance in Mahesh Bhatt's 'Zakhm' (He won his first Best Actor in National Awards).
He repeated the feat with Raj Kumar Santoshi's 'The Legend of Bhagat Singh'. In 'Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam' he surprised everyone by taking all the applause in spite of coming after the first half.
Today he may not be as big a star as the Khans, Bachchans or Roshans, but still an Ajay Devgan film is an event in itself. With daughter Nysa providing a lot of comic relief in real life, he has learnt to let himself go and stays away from doing too many films at the same time.
There is a possibility that he may star with wife Kajol in a home production in the coming days, but as of now, Devgan is ready to shoot the gun at the bullish Box Office. This Othello's life is far from tragic by any chance.
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