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Aamir and Kajol heat things up

Gone are the days when the quintessential rain song was mandatory for a commercial potboiler to be a rocking success. Kisses are ruling the roost, thanks to a certain Mallika Sherawat and her ilk. So, when Aamir Khan and Kajol decide to see eye to eye (since there was no Ishq lost between the two when they last worked on the film together) as lovers on screen in the May release Fanaa, what do they do considering the production house's last film rode heavy on kisses and heaving bosoms — Neal 'N' Nikki? Apparently, there is an entire song, rain et al minus the Mandakiniesque exposure wherein these two fine actors get up close and steamy. So steamy that you probably won't miss the lip-lock. Huh? Well, sources claim that that the heat is going to burn up the screens with the intense sexual play between Aamir and Kajol in this film. They give sexuality on screen a whole new meaning. Well, we wouldn't mind Kajol's first liptastic kiss on-screen considering Aamir has already been there and done that. Ajay Devgan and Kiran Rao Khan... what say?




http://epaper.timesofindia.com/

"Ajay Devgan and Kiran Rao Khan... what say?"

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Aamir........................ 😳
Kajol looks stunning!!!!!!!1........i love her eyes......

Fanaa trailers banned by music channels?
Courtesy: IndiaFM
Thursday, May 04, 2006

Kunal Kohli's forthcoming film Fanaa is amidst controversies even before its release. It was allegedly reported that some music channels have banned showing the trailers of the movie Fanaa. The reason being that Yash Raj films allegedly asked for money for showing music promos of Fanaa.

But director Kunal Kohli denied the allegations stating, "Yash Raj has never done that. It's not true. In fact the music is out and none of the channel has issues regarding anything."

Vijay Kumar, head of Yash Raj Music, adds, "There are no issues with any music channels. None of them have banned the trailers. These are just baseless rumors. Rather the sales charts clarifies that the music is a hit. These are all fake stories. Yash Raj have never asked money for showing its music promos"

thx for sharin..! i cn t wait to c dis film! luks soo interesting ..n kajol is lukin gorgeous in d picz! 😉 tnx ..x

fnx sonya... lub u.. muahhhhhhhh 🤗 🤗 🤗

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wow thankx u so much sonya..
thankx for article..pics..wow..
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Dayummmmmm Sandeeeep wuzz Fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiione wenn hee wuzz singinnn Fanaaaa...Ohh maa gawd...Iwuz drooolingg..lolll I luv tha way he wuzz movin his sholderss.hahah it wuz so cuute. in the beginign of the songg. n wen he started singing maa heart melted...hahaaa

Shooting India's easier abroad

To avoid the problems involved in getting permission to shoot in the country, filmmakers are disguising foreign locales as India

MANISHA ALMADI MIDHA

What you see as Kashmir in Fanaa will actually be Poland. The dense jungles in Krrish, again purportedly local flora and fauna, are actually all foreign locations — this time Singapore. Filmmakers have always been adding some exotica to their films in form of foreign locations, but why are they disguising foreign locales as India now?

Explains filmmaker Kunal Kohli, who had to go to Poland to complete Fanaa, ''I was refused permission to shoot in Kashmir. So, I had to look for a place that resembled Kashmir, where I had already shot some scenes. And Poland was the most comfortable to shoot.'' Adds Rakesh Roshan who had to ''head to Singapore for Krrish because I wanted a dense forest and wasn't allowed to shoot in India.''

Insiders point out the recent example of Cheeni Kum to drive home the point. Some scenes of the movie, starring Big B and Tabu, were to be shot in a Gurgaon mall last weekend. The makers had taken permission from the builder for the shooting, but the local RWA took umbrage at the last moment. ''The ego clash between the two parties led to the actors waiting endlessly in their cars, only to be driven away finally,'' he says.
These problems have been experienced by others too. ''There are too many departments that one needs to go through in India. And you are still not sure if you will get the permission! Besides, it can never be achieved without a lot of bribe exchanging hands,'' remarks film distributor Sanjay Mehta.

A situation that they don't face abroad. Says Roshan, ''The government of Singapore was very helpful.'' Suneel Darshan who had to ''take off to South Africa since I wasn't allowed to shoot at the Air Force base in Pune for Andaaz'' echoes Roshan's opinion. ''I was told to wait for four months by the defence ministry to shoot. But how could I delay my film and get my actors' dates again?"

Director Anil Sharma also admits that he wasn't allowed to ''shoot for Gadar in Lucknow because of political interference.'' While Mehta encountered trouble ''from the archeological department of Rajasthan to shoot my film Dil Kya Kare,'' he explains.

thanks sonya for all these articles....do you want comments here or do you want this thread to have only articles on fanaa??