Bajrangi Bhaijaan thread #1 Updates - Page 95

Kareena on the sets

Nice to see her back there !!

Originally posted by: Rumple_Crumple

So excited for this Kashmir Schedule...
There is a romantic song between Salman and Kareena too..

As we told you earlier about Bajrangi Bhaijaan' to be shot in picturesque landscape of Kashmir, we got hold on the site pics.

Look at the amazing the amazing view. A romantic song featuring Salman and Kareena will will be shot at this location. And we would love to see Bhaijaan Salman romance Kareena in the snow-laden valleys of Kashmir.

Are you excited to catch a glimpse of the song?

Kashmir schedule is postponed apparently :(

Originally posted by: Rumple_Crumple

Kashmir schedule is postponed apparently :(

They should hurry

Kashmir Site Pics looks Simply Beautiful & amazing ❤️. But I wonder How they gonna shoot there from 1st week of April(as mentioned ) as Once again the place got affected by Flood disaster / natural calamity

Kabir continues with mission Kashmir
By Roshmila Bhattacharya, Mumbai Mirror | Apr 1, 2015, 12.00 AM IST

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Salman Khan and Kareena Kapoor shooting for Bajrangi Bhaijaan in Delhi (above), Kabir Khan (inset)
The director will take off for the flood-hit valley next week for a 40-day schedule of Bajrangi Bhaijaan, his actors will follow a week later.

Kabir Khan flies out to Kashmir on April 8 for 40 days. A week later, his Bajrangi Bhaijaaan actors will follow. Flash floods are not going to scare away Salman Khan, Kareena Kapoor and Nawazuddin Siddiqui who will visit the valley at different stages during the shoot.

Talk about inclement weather and Kabir says dismissively, "The skies are clearing up. And if the weather does get bad, we'll delay the shoot by four-five days, it can't last for a month-and-a-half. It takes time to set up and I'm not going to relocate. Of course, if there are floods again we won't be able to shoot."

But the director has been talking to his local line-producer there who has assured him that the situation on the ground is under control."

People are just scared because of the last floods and are over-reacting. The media is adding to the fear psychosis and doing a great disservice to the people there. If tourists shy away and producers who wanted to shoot their films in the valley, change their plans, it will hurt the poor locals," he says.

Reiterating his views, the former Chief Minister of J&K, Omar Abdullah, tweeted last evening: The Tourism industry had a disastrous Autumn and a really bad winter because of the floods. Finally things were looking up in April. Now because of the recent rains and accompanying news stories hotels are reporting up to 40% cancellations which is a disaster for them Those of you with bookings to visit Kashmir please please don't rush to cancel (sic)."

Reportedly, the locals have been looking forward to Salman Khan's visit for months because a big Bollywood star like him can give tourism a boost. "Not just Salman, it's time for film business to return to Kashmir," insists Kabir, adding, "I filmed Phantom in Pahalgam earlier with local talent and expertise. It was a wonderful experience which is why I decided to go back to the valley for the last schedule of Bajrangi Bhaijaan."

But apparently, after the floods, prices of basic commodieties and travel have escalated. Won't this inflate the film's budget?

"If the budget does go up, so be it,"he shrugs. "My story demands this location and I'm committed to filming in Kashmir. Period

It will definitely release on Eid.