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We woke up to this sad (and false) news this morning that ultimately turned out to be the figment of somebody’s hyperactive imagination. Naturally, this rumour was further stoked as it was further fuelled and propagated on WhatsApp. Yest it was falsely reported that Shakti was died in a car accident while travelling to Khandala. It was also claimed that Shakti’s family including wife Shivangi, actress Shraddha Kapoor and son Sidhant mourn the death of B-town’s ultimate baddie.
Shakti Kappor has apparently responded to this false reportage claiming his sudden death. The 57-year-old was reportedly surprised to hear about his the report of own death. ” It’s been very sad that somebody puts it on Whats App about accident and my death which not only disturbs me but more to my relatives, friends and fans as well. With God’s blessings I am fine. This news is a total fake but has disturbed me and lots of people,” Shakti Kapoor has reportedly clarified with his statement.
Veteran actor Nana Patekar, who was seen in the 2004 thriller Ab Tak Chhappan and its sequel, says he will direct the film's third part and will spend "more money on it".
"I will direct the third part of Ab Tak Chhappan," said Mr Patekar, who had earlier directed Prahaar: The Final Attack starring Madhuri Dixit.
"It will be shot in France and Istanbul, most probably. We have decided the basic structure of the third part," he added.
He also shared that the third part would be costlier than the first two parts.
"It will be a good thriller, a Die Hard kind of a project. We will spend little more money on it," the actor-filmmaker said.
"Also some nice people (big actors) will be there in the third part," he added.
Ab Tak Chhappan 2, directed by Aejaz Gulab, is set to release on February 27. It also features Gul Panag, Ashutosh Rana and Vikram Gokhale.
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Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan would not like to take any sides on the controversy surrounding the AIB roast as he feels humour is a tricky thing and will always invoke different reactions from people.
When asked about the celebrity roast involving Karan Johar, Ranveer Singh and Arjun Kapoor, the actor said that he believes in humour but has also become careful with his words as an entertainer.
"I am someone who has always believed in sense of humour. Over the years my sense of humour is rounded off, if not completely over. I have learnt to curtail it because there is always going to be a thin line when it comes to humour. It is always going to invoke radical reaction, either you are going to laugh at it or hate it," Shah Rukh told PTI in an interview.
"When you are a popular actor like I am, people listen to you. So, you need to relook at it and I am only speaking about myself here. There will always be issues and questions. I can't take any sides."
The members of the online group had to remove the video from YouTube earlier this month after some people objected to the language and jokes used in the roast. Shah Rukh, 49, said the power of choice is always with people.
"There is always freedom of expression and there is a choice you have to make. I always say that if you don't like something don't watch it. Nobody is shoving it down your throat but if you don't like something and you have watched it then live with it. There are a lot of movies that I have watched and don't like but I don't have the right to go and blame the person who made them," he said.
"The beauty of today's media is that the power of choice is in your hand, you can decide to watch or not watch something. But having said that, I think I have become very aware of the fact that I need to follow some control aspect. But I will not be able to comment on what others do, how they do or why they do," he concluded.
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After featuring in hit films like Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi,Band Baaja Baaraat and PK among others, actress Anushka Sharma is now keen to do a television show.
Anushka was present on the sets of crime-based show Savdhaan India to promote her upcoming film NH10 when she was asked about her plans to make an entry into small screen.
She said, "No, actually I haven't thought about it. But, I will always be open for every kind of creative opportunity that might come my way. So, in near future if a show that has a good story comes my way, I would be open for sure."
Directed by Navdeep Singh, NH10 is a story of couple that goes on a road trip which gets transformed into a complete nightmare, making it a fight for survival.
Apart from Anushka, the film also star Neil Bhoopalam and Darshan Kumaar in key roles and it is slated to release on March 6.
Actress Anushka Sharma feels fortunate to have worked with actor Neil Bhoopalam in her production debut NH10 as she feels his talent has influenced her performance.
In the film, the two will be seen as a couple on a road trip, which gets transformed into a complete nightmare, leaving them to fight for survival.
"Neil is one of the best actors that our country has today. I feel really fortunate that I could work with him because when you work with good actors, it has an effect on your own performance," Anushka said during the film's promotion at a college.
"I have had a great time. He is like a buddy and I feel like I have known him for years," she added.
Neil has been part of films like No One Killed Jessica, Shaitan and David. He was especially appreciated for his role as a politician in the TV series 24.
Co-produced by Eros International, Phantom Films and Anushka's Clean Slate Productions, NH10 is slated to release on March 6.
