By: Abid, Glamsham
Monday, May 21, 2007
Ashutosh Gowariker is working at a feverish pitch. Reason being that the monsoon clouds will soon hover over Bombay, but the filmmaker still has around 30-35 days of outdoor shooting remaining for his Hrithik, Aishwarya starrer, Jodhaa Akbar. Historicals, especially those involving animals and replete with action sequences, generally take long to complete and Jodhaa Akbar is one such film.
So is Ashutosh nowadays singing the popular nursery rhyme, 'Rain rain go away. Come again another day', even before the monsoon has started?!?
While on Jodhaa Akbar, it is scheduled to release on October 12, along with Yash Raj's Laaga Chunari Mein Daag.
Monday, May 21, 2007
Ashutosh Gowariker is working at a feverish pitch. Reason being that the monsoon clouds will soon hover over Bombay, but the filmmaker still has around 30-35 days of outdoor shooting remaining for his Hrithik, Aishwarya starrer, Jodhaa Akbar. Historicals, especially those involving animals and replete with action sequences, generally take long to complete and Jodhaa Akbar is one such film.So is Ashutosh nowadays singing the popular nursery rhyme, 'Rain rain go away. Come again another day', even before the monsoon has started?!?
While on Jodhaa Akbar, it is scheduled to release on October 12, along with Yash Raj's Laaga Chunari Mein Daag.
