Jehaad vs Qurbaan? The better title?

From waht we know, its a thriller based on global terrorism.

We have differnet tidbits.

The terrorists in the movie play nonsteretypical terrorist, meaning engineers, professors, doctors.

One source said that its about a man (saif) who marries a U.S citizen (Kareena) for her visa status to move to the U.S. And there seh finds out her husband's involved in terrorist activities.

Saif claims that he plays a "jehaadi" while vivek plays a moderate muslim.

Not much is known about the movie. Rensil outright denied that it has anything to do with Arlington Road like the media claimed. He said that the reason the media is drawing these similarities is because they want to incite some response from the makers.

So which title would have been better? Jehaad, which was very controvertial and Rensil felt it was sending out the wrong message, or Qurbaan, which perhaps lacks the impact the previous title had?

I want some other title. I'm not liking the sound of Qurbaan...

jehaad does NOT mean that, feazah..!

Jihad is simply the process of "exerting the best efforts," involving some form of "struggle" and "resistance," to achieve a particular goal. In other words, jihad is the struggle against, or resistance to, something for the sake of a goal. The meaning of the word is independent of the nature of the invested efforts or the sought goal.
Contrary to common belief, the word "jihad" does not necessarily imply any violent effort, let alone "war" and such instances of extreme violence. It is a general term that can mean violent as well as peaceful actions, depending on the context in which it is used, as we shall indeed see later. Similarly, "jihad" as a generic word can be used even when the sought goals are not Islamic, i.e. in non-religious contexts.

for more, see below..!

Desu told me once but I'm soo forgetful! LOL

also, see wikipedia for more explanations..!

they do cover quite in detail also the so-called 'holy-war' version in detail...!!