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Great to see 9-year old competing: SRK

Nivedita Mookerji
Wednesday, February 13, 2008 10:14 IST

NEW DELHI: Actor Shah Rukh Khan, just back from the Berlin Film Festival where fans queued up to catch a glimpse of the superstar, was at his 'one-liner' best in the capital on Tuesday.

He came to the press conference riding a bicycle, and apologised to the audience: "I won't say my flight got delayed, but it takes time to come from Mumbai to Delhi on a cycle."

It was great to be in Delhi as it was his home town, he said, but added: "It's a little controversial to say that now," obviously referring to the recent violence in Mumbai against north Indians.

The actor, who jokingly referred to himself as the most famous Indian, also quipped: "I like kids more than girls." He was in Delhi to announce a new, child-oriented quiz show for a TV channel.

To a question by DNA on whether he agreed with Sania Mirza's decision not to play in India due to controversies, he said: "It's a personal decision. But it's unfortunate. She's one of the best."

He added, "Sania must have been hurt badly to have taken a decision like that."

Although celebrities and controversies often go together, the actor claimed that he was able to stay away from controversies.

His on-screen smoking may have irked the Union health minister, but Khan declined to add fuel to the fire. "If there's a ban (on smoking in films), I would comply."

On the Kolkata team that he recently bought for around Rs312 crore, Shah Rukh reiterated that he would love to have Sourav Ganguly in the team as he's a great player.

Even if he was not from Kolkata, he would have still played in his team, Khan said.

Asked why he had opted to put money in cricket rather than any other sport, Shah Rukh said he had started with cricket, but would like to invest in hockey, football, and even kho-kho and kabaddi, if needed.

Investing in sport and in better technology for films are his long-term goals. However, one had to be "sensible business-wise to make sports popular."

Even two months after the release of Aamir Khan's blockbuster Taare Zameen Par, Shah Rukh said he was yet to watch the movie. "I'll get a DVD of the film as soon as possible."

But, he himself is planning to produce a film centred around children. As for Darsheel, the child hero in Taare, the actor said: "Competition gets younger every year. And, now a 9-year-old is also competing…."

And, on the tremendous fan-following witnessed during the Berlin Film Festival, the actor thanked India for making him a 'hero' not just here but internationally.

http://www.dnaindia.com/report.asp?n...50622&pageid=2

Love play: Kahani poori filmi hai

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Love play: Kahani poori filmi hai

14 Feb 2008, 0000 hrs IST
ERAM AGHA TNN

And the winner is... DDLJ! Say cheers to love and yourself, for you helped us zero in on the most romantic scene in Bollywood in recent times.

As the day of love dawns bright and clear, we bring you the fate of the love affair that began six days ago in a poll ran by us.

While a whopping 38 per cent of our readers declared that DDLJ's Raj lords over their hearts, specifically where he asks Simran (Kajol) to Palat, Kuch Kuch Hota Hai came in a close second, garnering 19 per cent of the votes. King Khan rules?

But that's not to say the the ex real-life couple Kareena and Shahid's on-screen love saga did not strum the heartstrings. In fact, giving tough competition to Anjali and Rahul's ball-dance in the rain was Geet and Aditya's impromptu hug, with 16 per cent of our readers vouching for it.

So what made these scenes strike a chord with the viewers? Industry experts enlighten us on what all went into making the following, some of the most romantic scenes Bollywood gave its fans.

The big 'turn'around

The palat scene from Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge has reached the top echelons of romance. When the writer of the film Javed Siddiqi was informed about it, he laughed agreeing, "When we created this scene we never thought of it's stupendous success.

This scene was the climax of all the leg-pulling that happened between Raj and Simran, prior to it. There was no chance of them falling in love, most of the audience was thinking, 'what's going to happen next?'.

So Simran turning around to look at Raj was not only an answer to whatever was going on in his mind, but also to the audience who was inquisitively tuned into it." He concludes, "Palat is Raj's faith in his love, Simran."

Long live the love

Sparks flew when Rahul and Anjali took shelter from rain in KKHH . The lovestruck couple danced into the audience's hearts, as they swung to imagined lovenotes, till Kajol realised her commitment to Salman in the bling of her ring.

Cinematographer of the film Santosh Thundiyil remembers, "Shooting for this scene wasn't easy, as we always had to wait interminably for Ooty's dense fog to settle. It was chilly winters and on top of that the two stars had to be drenched for the scene!" He laughingly adds, "So you see, it wasn't so romantic in reality." But on a serious note he continues, "It's quite in contrast to the reel- and real-life short term relationships and superficial romance. The dance in shelter was indicative of longevity and deep-rootedness of love and relationship."

We met to wed

Even though their real-life capers might have gone kaput, Kareena and Shahid managed to create a memorable romantic moment on screen. Jab we Met 's director Imtiaz Ali shares, "I have seen this movie with different people, and each time this scene flashed on screen, I could hear the voluble cries, especially from the women.

Perhaps because every woman has gone through this phase. Geet seems to be abusing on their behalf!" According to him, the scene is romantic because, "It brings Geet back, who got lost in despair. And it's Aditya (Shahid) who helps her get back by encouraging her to abuse her ex."

Sense of a woman

The audience melted when Nandini (Aishwarya) discovered true love in the arms of husband Vanraj (Ajay Devgan) after globetrotting in search of Samir (Salman).

But according to cinematographer of the Hum Dil De ... Anil Mehta, "It's never a scene in isolation, but the film on the whole, that counts. It's remarkable people still remember the scene from the film."

Remembering the scene, he adds, "It was shot at night on the bridge in Budapest, so the location too added to its romanticism. More importantly, we see a woman's decision driven by the search for true love. We discover the liberty of making a choice when she has to decide with whom to spend her life. It's the high point of the film, and is extremely dramatic where there is realisation of true love."

Aur paas

Rahul (SRK again!) lured Pooja (Madhuri Dixit) towards himself with her kangan as the bait, and the audience drew a sigh! According to Tanuja Chandra, who gave the screenplay for DTPH, "The scene was really sexy, sensuality flowed without even once crossing the thin line towards vulgarity.

The chemistry between SRK and Madhuri was amazing enough to ignite the romance. One could easily sense their longing for each other, and their helplessness of being in love. Both combined to make it one of the most romantic scenes."

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/India_Buzz/Love_play_Kaha ni_poori_filmi_hai/articleshow/2779778.cms