INTERVIEW: SHARING THE MAGIC OF GUZAARISH WITH HRITHIK AND AISH

Since attending a special screening of the first look of Guzaarish, BollySpice has been captivated by the magic of this film. Devdas. Black. Saawariya. A Sanjay Leela Bhansali project arrives under the weight of expectation. That expectation is doubled when the film reunites Hrithik Roshan and Aishwarya Rai Bachchan with the box office ka hit formula that sparkled in Dhoom 2 and Jodha Akbar. We went head-to-head with the lead actors in London, to talk new cinema and old relationships, building a character, and why - though Guzaarish might be many things - it is not a 'masala'.

What was it like to work on a Sanjay Leela Bhansali production?

Hrithik: Mr Bhansali is just a creative genius. In fact, the first time when he came over to the house to narrate the script to me I was all ready to decline, because I thought I was yet not good enough to be part of his vision. But he took me through the narrative, and in five minutes he made me laugh, he made me cry, and I just heard myself blurt out the words 'I have to do this film. When do you want to start?' Working with him has been magical. It has been fantastic, it is infectious. It just makes you want to give your best, and if the best is not good enough he makes you want to do better, and he makes you not want to give up.

After Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam and Devdas, this is now your third film with Bhansali. How was the experience on this occasion?

Aishwarya: I knew we would enjoy this experience from the word go, simply because of the way we approach our work. Sanjay is a very dear friend, a very special director in my life, and yes I agree that I am blessed to have got the opportunity to work with him again for the third time in my career. He is not dictatorial about his work. The atmosphere stems from passion. We love doing what we do, and I think that is what we all share in common. We are obsessively passionate about cinema and about finding that magical moment. That is what you are trying to bring into a scene, that magical spontaneity. Since we all have that in common it was easy to enjoy the process of working together, and co-incidentally, this is my third film with Hrithik and my third film with Sanjay. Individually, I have great working equations with them and I am glad we all came together. Each character has been so memorable and so special, and Sofia is certainly a beautiful character for me to have had the opportunity to essay.

Guzaarish marks the third time that you have worked as co-stars. Has anything changed in the way you collaborate on a project?

Hrithik: I think it is just the same as it was when we gave our first shot together years and years ago. That's what is beautiful about this equation, it has just maintained.

Aishwarya: We just pick it up and take it from where we left off. It's a new film, a new character, and a clean slate, and here we are onboard. We enjoy doing what we do, and I think this is what translates.

Was it difficult to play this particular character Hrithik?

Hrithik: Well, It is a very bright film. It is the happiest character I have played, because of the deep contrast of the backdrop of the intensity of the tragedy, which is why the laughter and the smiles carry much more meaning: to be able to smile while being in such a tragic situation. If you see the pictures, the banners, and the hoardings, you can see the contrast of life with all its problems, and the smiles that you have to conquer them with. That is what this film is about.

Aishwarya, your releases this year Raavan, Robot and Action Replayy seem to be experimenting with a range of different genres and characters...

Aishwarya: Actually, I have been doing this every year for the last couple of years where I have been trying to bring a different Aishwarya to my audiences with each release. Though it is not in our control, you aspire to do that when you have accepted your films for the year. Sometimes different things can unfold and schedules can change, but I am glad that it has been going to plan where I have been able to share a different character with each successive release. Having said that, it is what we as actors enjoy doing. This time it is so visibly obvious because the releases have come fairly close in succession. But this has been the pattern right since Devdas where there has been a different character each time. So here Hrithik is playing Ethan after Akbar which is a very different character to last time. Our audiences like this, and we as actors like to experience this also.

Hrithik: Monotony is something that kills passion. As artists it is our duty and mission to explore different aspects of character.

From the first look of the project, Guzaarish seems to contain a little bit of everything. Would you say this is a Bollywood 'masala' film?

Hrithik: I would not term it as a 'masala' film. What I would say is that it is some kind of wonderful. You will have a smile on your face and a tear in your eye. It is timeless

Aishwarya: It is a film that cannot be slotted. It is a beautiful slice of life and an experience.

Have your partners Susanne Roshan and Abhishek Bachchan seen the film?

Aishwarya: Not yet. Even we have not seen the final cut. Tomorrow is the night where we will all get to see it for the first time in Mumbai.

GUZAARISH HAS BEEN A GIFT TO ME - HRITHIK ROSHAN

just ask how he is today, and Hrithik Roshan, who stars in Sanjay Leela Bhansali's Guzaarish, is "Still flying! My spirits are up because of all of the feedback. I am really happy!" Hrithik plays Ethan Mascarenhas, a quadriplegic, who spreads joy and happiness to his radio show's listeners and to all the people in his life. After fourteen years of being confined to a wheelchair, Ethan makes a choice and a guzaarish (request). To see what his request is, what his nurse Sofia (played by Aishwarya Rai Bachchan) does and the answer to his request, you need to get to the theater now. His pride in the film and the fact that he feels blessed to have played this role is very evident when you talk with Hrithik. Throughout our chat his voice rang with conviction and went through joy, seriousness, happiness, excitement, and laughing. He talked about how Guzaarish has changed him, about what makes his chemistry with Aishwarya Rai Bachchan so great, and even about the scene that made him run away from the set. Hrithik's passion for his answers, for his role as Ethan and for his film made one of the most inspiring conversations I have ever had.

What were your first thoughts when you heard the script?

I remember the day when he [Bhansali] came over to the house and sat down, and in five minutes he took me through the concept of the film. It just took those five minutes, because within that little time he made me laugh and made me cry, and instinctively, my heart just blurted out the words, 'When do you want to start? I have to do this film. We have to make this film'. It was that powerful, just within even five minutes. The rest now is history.

What research did you have to do for your role as Ethan?

The most important, I would say weapon or ammunition, or the fuel for an actor is information. Of course, Mr. Bhansali, had done a lot of research himself, which he had taken and applied to his script. A lot of the work was already done within the world of the film. I started off meeting all the doctors first and then all the people who have been through a tragedy like this. All the quadriplegics that have become such good close friends of mine now - who I take care of and who take care of me in return; I don't know who takes more care of who (laughs). Through spending time with them, I really understood, and not just understood, but I learned so much, you know. It was a real gift in my life to have gone through this experience. To learn, to just understand the world around us, to understand us as human beings, to understand why we need to go through struggle and pain and suffering to finally come out to a beautiful and brighter place in life. To finally see the world for what it is, to rise above the physical realm and believe in more than what meets the eye. We attach so much to the physical realm with our egos and stuff like that. There is so much more to life, if you just rise above a little and have a little bit of that spirituality in your perspective it's a beautiful world. After this journey, all the little bickering, the irritations, the complaining, the egos being affected by somebody saying something about you; all that, it's just disappeared from my life. It has been a real gift to me and I think that is the gift that is within this film for the people. Hopefully, even if 3% or even 2% absorb that and apply that, I will consider myself successful and happy.

How difficult was it to play the scenes as a quadriplegic, where you only had your eyes and your voice? How did you get yourself into the place where you could not use your body language to get across his emotion?

First of all, honestly, I think any actor who is even a little sensitive and honest would have done as good or a better job than this, because once you look into the eyes of a man who has been through a journey like this, once you understand that story and go through that journey with him, it is impossible for you not to want to give your best. It is impossible for you not to rise above that level and emote what you have been through yourself, along with those stories. For me, Ethan is the not the work of a good actor. I was a medium to pass on a message, I think. That is the way I see it. It was somebody else's vision and it was the essence of the stories of all these people who have been through these tragedies. I think it is their blessings, you know. For some reason I was chosen for this, I just feel I was chosen, actually blessed. I feel really, really overwhelmed now and happy to see my parents proud of me, to see my actor friends come and congratulate me with such whole heartedness, which I have never seen in the industry. It's, you know, some kind of wonderful I truly believe that!

What surprised you most about working with Mr. Bhansali?

Actually, there were a lot of revelations about him that I was not aware of. He's an incredibly sensitive man. He's super-talented. The level of his passion is so high that it is infectious; you just imbibe it and want to give back your best. Sometimes even better than your best: you are going to do things you did not think you were capable of. He just doesn't give up. It's just such a courageous thing to do, even after an unsuccessful film, to still believe in your vision, to believe in your world and not get disillusioned. Not follow the crowd, but to stick by what you believe in, that is some kind of courage. There is something to learn in this experience and in the courage Mr. Bhansali has shown. To find out what you are about, that is pure genius. Aesthetically, he is incredible. If you ask me, it is completely a one-man show and the man is Mr. Bhansali, in all honesty. An actor is just a color in the painting. He chose me as one of the colors, but he is the man who envisioned it and he is the man who expressed it.

His films are like a painting; at least that is how I see them.

Yes, and you know it is so easy to add an item song to make the film run, but that is not what he is about. I don't know, I am at a loss for words. I just hope everyone understands what I am saying. It is incredible. I am just empowered, knowing that I had the experience to work with him.

What do you think you and Aishwarya Rai Bachchan bring out in each other as actors to make your movies together so good?

First of all, there is deep respect, and above that there is a very good friendship. If you don't like the people you are working with you are not going to be able to create anything of any worth. Of course, she is super-talented. Above all that though, what really comes through, from my perspective, is she is a selfless actor. I think as artists we all should be selfless. We should just give even if you are standing in a background in a corner. I think everyone in this cast gave. We all shared the same level of passion. Somewhere, I think, for Aishwarya, her approach to her art is very similar to mine and so we understand each other. It is so beautiful when I can ask for feedback or I can ask for suggestions or I can ask for help or even acknowledgment and vice versa. Between two artists, if you have that open ended communication, there is no way you are not going to create something beautiful. I think that is what translated eventually.

The hardest thing about playing this role?

Umm, I really can't segregate because as I said I feel I was just a medium (laughs). Ethan was somebody else; he came, he lived, he thought, and he left. I think through my journey with all the characters I have played I have always been inclined to doing characters I would look up to. From each character that I have played, I think I have imbibed in my own life the good qualities, which I saw in that character. With Ethan, I think it was not just imbibing, he just changed me as a person.

At the beginning it seemed the hardest, but eventually it became the easiest: I was never more comfortable with any other character more that I have been with Ethan. I really can't say whether any shot or anything was the most difficult. But, yeah, the most challenging one, the thing that scared me, was the climax speech. To end the film with a 10-minute dialog could be disastrous (laughs). I remember the day when we were shooting that scene and I arrived on the set. We had to begin, and I made an excuse and I ran away (laughs) - I went home! I did. I went home and I locked myself up in my bathroom and I said, I don't know how to do this. How am I going to graph this out? It is just too difficult. There is no way I can graph this out. So, then I decided okay, I am not going to do that, I am going to go there and just leap into it. Hopefully with the blessings of all these wonderful people I have met and, you know, just trust in something that is beyond my understanding, something good will eventually come through because I believe in this so much. The next day I went and just poured my heart out. It is commendable of Mr. Bhansali to write such a beautiful scene and to hold your attention for 10 minutes, it is his pure genius. Pure genius.

I love every note of the music of the film, which Mr. Bhansali wrote as well.

Ooh, the music of the film. I am a fan! I am a fan of Mr. Bhansali. Once you see the film it grows even more and then a bit more and then it just takes over. I don't think any other man in the world could have justified the music of the film as Mr. Bhansali has. He just knew it so well; he knew the emotions so well. The music of this film will stay with me for the rest of my life.

You said on Radio Zindagi that Guzaarish has changed how you see the world. What did you mean by that?

Well, in life we go through so many experiences, good and bad. What I learned from my experiences is that those chapters in your life where there is struggle, there is pain, there is loss, there is failure; those are actually your gifts. You have to have those chapters in your life then finally evolve above them and rise above. They eventually become the wind beneath your wings. That is something that I learned through this film, and it has changed my perception of the world. I think all your experiences are gifts, if you can just understand them and know that they are there to do some good for you. Every time you feel the aggression to change something that is not in your control, something that has happened because of a million moments that have aligned together in nature to create that one specific moment of whatever, devastation or tragedy, it is futile, it is unintelligent, it is foolish. What you have to do is find the strength to accept it and smile. Make it your friend and know that something good will come out of this. It is like that fly moment in the film. He can't shoo the fly away, he can't, he tries, and he can't. What does he do? What choice does he have? What choice do we have in our lives? You can't fight. When you can't fight make it your friend. He makes the fly his friend and he watches the TV with the fly. Life goes on and it is such a beautiful moment. That is something that I have learned again and it has changed me.

What does your fans support mean to you?

Right now I am just overwhelmed with the love that has been pouring in. It is my duty to just take enough to motivate me and encourage me for the next 20 years, the rest I have to deflect towards Mr. Bhansali and towards God. I actually want to say so much, but I think I can sum it all up in these two words: Thank you! I keep saying this but I have to say again and again, just thank you. Thank you for the love, for the feedback, for the support, for the encouragement, the motivation. Their feedback, positive or negative, is my access point to growth. How else am I going to get better? So please, even if the work is not good I would like to tell them to let me know, let me know, because I will accept it without any ego and I will try and promise to do better and hopefully give them entertainment for years to come, Hopefully through that I will deserve their love for years to come. I just want to thank them from the bottom of my heart, really!

Manisha Koirala’s parents speak about her divorce

Manisha Koirala:
might not have thought that her hasty comment about wanting divorce would spread like a fire in the jungle and media, reporters, friends, family would chased her crazily to enquire about the truth. She had to pay a heavy price for her remark updated on Facebook. Now her parents are coming forward to clear the weather about her divorce.

Her mother Sushma Koirala charged the media for making the issue big out of nothing which actually was nothing than a normal squabble between a husband and a wife.

"There might have been some minor dispute between the two which is normal in a married life but it has not reached to that extent as reported by the media."

"Manisha is busy with her work and is in Goa currently to attend a film festival where she has become a judge. Everything will be fine as soon as she returns home in a few days. I haven't spoken her about the matter, but so far as I understand it is not serious," Sushma told over phone.

"It is not a big deal. I don't want to blame the media and say that it was totally false. I hope that things will move towards positive direction," she added.

It was also reported that Manisha after marriage spent most of the time at her parents’ place.

Manisha and Samrat’s marriage are hardly five months old and crack in their relationship is already in the limelight.

Katrina is half Barbie, half Sheila!

Katrina Kaif now has a Barbie modelled on her. Last year, the actor was a part of the iconic doll’s 50th birthday celebrations, and the single piece Barbie, launched recently, will have replicas out on the shelves by next year. Katrina is visibly excited about being Barbie’s chosen one from Bollywood. For her, it’s a great way to connect with kids who form a large part of her audience, as Barbie has been an important part of every child’s growing years.

She says, “My six sisters and I shared a couple of dolls between us. We had our tea parties and our fights too. I remember one time, when my sister, the one who’s a year older than me, and I were tugging at a doll and ripped her arm off. That Barbie was never replaced. It remains one of my most poignant memories.”

Meanwhile, Katrina is gearing up for the release of her next film, Farah Khan’s much-anticipated Tees Maar Khan (TMK). “These days, I’m being called Barbie and Sheila, half and half,” she laughs, referring to the sizzling song from the film, ‘Sheila ki jawaani…’. “Yes, I’ve worn a half-sari, but the song is not so much about clothes as it is about the attitude. That’s Farah’s strength,” she points out. It’s an item song featuring a struggling actor with big Bollywood dreams.

Did Sheila bring back any memories of her struggling days? “Nooo,” she chuckles. “It’s a tongue-in-cheek take on our item songs and Sheila is a naïve and not-too-clever girl. There was no emotional connect. But I had a blast shooting it and the train sequences.”

Rumours have it that she’s done a Chaiya chaiya… atop a train. “I didn’t,” she retorts. “But there are key visuals of the train and the climax was shot around it with me hanging out and Akshay (Kumar) supporting my weight. No, I wasn’t apprehensive because action scenes with Akshay are always safe. He’s experienced and careful and I trust him immensely. In fact, Akshay and I have had an amazing run at the box-office with films such as Namaste London (2007) and Singh Is Kingg (2008) and I hope it continues with TMK. It would be a great way to end the year!”

The Christmas release, however, has thrown Katrina’s holiday plans for a six. “I’ve made no plans since TMK opens on December 24 and I may be required to do a bit of work promoting it during the New Year too,” she reasons. “So Christmas will be here this year. May be one of my sisters will join me.”

Will she be seen on reality shows to promote the film; KBC, MasterChef, or Bigg Boss? “Maybe one or two, but we won’t overdo it. I have no idea which ones we’ll be on.”

There’s talk of a sequel? “It’s the current fad and Farah’s call,” she says. “I’d love to work with her again. But for now, the only sequel I’m doing is Dostana 2 and I’m really excited about it.” No Race 2? “No,” she clarifies. “Remember I was killed in a car crash at the end of Part 1? And since the follow-up has no ghost track, I really can’t make a spirited comeback.” Touché!

‘Break Ke Baad’ recovers production cost before release

Imran Khan and Deepika Padukone starrer ‘Break Ke Baad’, which hits the screens Friday, has already recovered its production and marketing cost by selling satellite rights.

The total money invested in the film is Rs.18 crore. Co-produced by Kunal Kohli Productions and Reliance Big Pictures, the movie is releasing across 750 screens in India.

‘It’s true that ‘Break Ke Baad’ has already recovered its production cost including marketing costs. Being a hyped project, the digital rights (satellite, music and video) were sold at a lucrative price,’ said Priti Shahani of Reliance Big Pictures.

‘Break Ke Baad’ also had marketing tie ups with brands like Kit Kat and Close Up. The brands have spent close to Rs.2 crore on TV spends in prime slots for the movie.

Directed by debutant Danish Aslam, the romantic comedy about space in relationships, also stars Sharmila Tagore, Navin Nischol, Shahana Goswami and Lilette Dubey.

”Break Ke Baad’ is the youngest film of the season. The youngsters of today will definitely be able to relate to ‘Break Ke Baad’. It’s a fresh, fun film,’ said Kohli.

Katie Waissel: X Factor Contestant Shattered At Granny's Revelations

Katie Waissel, one of the probable winners of the reality show ‘X-factor’, is going through a critical family crisis these days. The root of all her plight goes back to her 81-year-old grandmother Sheila Vogel-Coupe, who has publicly admitted that she is a prostitute and is not ashamed of it.

The family is totally devastated by this awkward revelation by the oldest member. Sheila says that she loves to have sex and make men happy and so enjoys doing it as a prostitute and she is proud of it. The lady, who got married twice and got widowed twice, says that there is nothing to feel ashamed about it.

Katie’s sister Natalie was quoted saying that they were totally shocked on hearing this and they have disowned her. But, Sheila says that the family is over-reacting on such a simple issue and Katie’s mom and her daughter Diana has behaved very badly with her. She says that it is Diana, who wants her daughter Katie to win ‘X-Factor’ and is using the news to get some public sympathy for her daughter.

However, Sheila sounded very caring and loving towards her granddaughter Katie saying that she also wants her to win because Katie has inherited the singing talent from her.

Sheila has claimed sleeping with a guy as young as 23 years of age and also with a man of 66 years. She said that she started this profession two years back because she started feeling very lonely after the death of her husband Noel Coupe in 2004.

The lady says that men are satisfied with her service and for this she maintains her body by undergoing regular exercise under the guidance of her trainer. She said that her family’s behavior has hurt her very much as she expected an unconditional love and support from them.

Shah Rukh Khan

Shah Rukh Khan

Personal Profile (Personal Biography)






Nick Name: SRK
Commonly Known Name: King Khan
Date of Birth (Birthday): 2 November, 1965
Zodiac Sign: Scorpio
Height: 5' 9
Eye Color: Black
Hair Color: Black
Birth Place: New Delhi
Religion: Islam
Education: Masters in Mass Communication from Jamiya Miliya Islamiya, New Delhi
Marital Status: Married
Languages: Hindi, English
Contact Address: Mannat, Band Stand, Bandra (West), Mumbai 400050, India.

Family Background
Mother's Name: Fatima Begum
Sister(s): Shehnaaz
Spouse: Gauri Khan
Son: Aryaan
Daughter: Suhana

Film Background (Filmography)
Film Career: Started his career from TV Serials -Idiot, Circus, Fauji, In Which Annie Gives It Those Ones
Debut Film: Raju Ban Gaya Gentleman
Famous Movies: Paheli, Silsiilay, Kaal, Swades, Veer-Zaara, Main Hoon Na, Yeh Lamhe Judaai Ke, Kal Ho Naa Ho, Chalte Chalte, Saathiya, Shakti: The Power, Hum Tumhare Hain Sanam, Devdas, Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham, Asoka, One 2 Ka 4, Gaja Gamini, Mohabbatein, Har Dil Jo Pyar Karega, Josh, Hey Ram, Phir Bhi Dil Hai Hindustani, Baadshah, Kuch Kuch Hota Hai, Dil Se, Achanak, Duplicate, Dil To Pagal Hai, Yes Boss, Koyla, Gudgudee, Pardes, Dushman Duniya Ka, Army, Chaahat, English Babu Desi Mem, Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge, Guddu, Karan Arjun, Oh Darling! Yeh Hai India, Ram Jaane, Trimurti, Zamana Deewana, Anjaam, Baazigar, Darr, Kabhi Haan Kabhi Naa, King Uncle, Dil Aashna Hai, Chamatkar, Deewana, Maya Memsaab, Raju Ban Gaya Gentleman
Latest Movies: Paheli, Silsiilay, Kaal
Upcoming Movies: Baiju Aur Tansen, Happy New Year, Kabhi Alvida Na Kehna, Don, Munnabhai Meets Mahatma Gandhi
Other Facts: first hit - Deewana with the late Divya Bharati

Favourites
Favourite Dish/ Recipes: Tandoori Chicken
Favourite Drink: Pepsi, Cola
Favourite Actor: Amitabh Bachan, Dilip Kumar, Rishi Kapoor, Amir Khan, Akshay Kumar
Favourite Actress: Mumtaz
Likes: doing several things simultaneously - reading, playing with the computer, making love

Shahrukh Khan : Biography

Shahrukh Khan the most saleable actor in the business today. Crazy fans or canny distributor. His name is the guarantee. He hedges his bets by working only with best banners and top heroines. But the flip side is that he's also willing to take risk for friends. Aditya Chopra And Karan Johar were untested entities when he signed on for Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge and Kuch Kuch Hota Hai. Farah Khan directing his upcoming home production film Main Hoon Na is a first timer too. Shahrukh Khan was born on 2nd november 1965. He was brought up in Delhi. He had done his schooling from 'St. Columba's school' and from 'Jamia Millia Islamia' he had done Mass Communication. Shahrukh started his career on a TV serial called "Fauji" which has given him instant recognition. He also acted in another TV soap called "Circus". His debut film was Deewana which open the doors of film industry for him. He was playing a second hero in it but his work was appreciated. After that there was no looking back. Shah Rukh Khan has won several awards for his outstanding performance in Darr (1994), Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge (1995), Dil To Pagal Hai (1997), Kuch Kuch Hota Hai (1998), Baadshah (1999) ...etc. He also formed a popular screen couple with Kajol. He's now a successful producer too with Chalte Chalte. His production company "Dreamz Unlimited" is shared with other two people... one is actress, friend, co-star Juhi Chawla and another is director and friend Aziz Mirza. He is being called 'King Khan' and 'Badshah of Bollywood'. his films are like ISI mark. He has reached to the position of choice where his films flops or hits their release is an awaited affair. Things which makes him apart from other actors are his average looks, fast speech, soulful eyes, dimples on checks, thick lips and most imp is his saying 'I'm the best'. He feels acting is making unbelievable believable. He feels he become a better actor after acting in his two films which are also close to his heart... Dil Se and Kal Ho Naa Ho. While studying he fell in love with Gauri Chibba who was then studying in Loreto Delhi. He later married her before coming into films. The most talented and hard working actor known to have an inflated ego, for which he works hard to keep it floating. He is having two children a son "Aryaan" and a daughter. He loves his children very much.These day he had started reading books on science as he dont want to be sound like a stupid dad, when they'll ask him which is bigger, Uranus or Saturn. He teaches them one new thing everyday. it could be names of Fidel Castro, Michael Schumacher, Osama Bin Laden or a place a name. He is planning to read maths in another two/three years. He feels for the younger generation that should follow his zest for life and love of doing the best they can. They should believes that there is a purpose in life that you supposed to fulfill follows it wholeheartedly. And never give up when you stumble and not taken seriously.

Shahrukh Khan: Movies

Paheli ( Shah Rukh Khan, Rani Mukherjee, Juhi Chawla, Amitabh Bachchan, Sunil Shetty, Anupam Kher), Swades ( Shah Rukh Khan, Gayatri Joshi, Kishori Ballal, Master Smit Sheth), Veer Zaara ( Shah Rukh Khan, Preity Zinta, Rani Mukherjee), Main Hoon Na ( Shah Rukh Khan, Sunil Shetty, Amrita Rao, Naseeruddin Shah, Sushmita Sen, Zayed Khan), Kal Ho Na Ho ( Shah Rukh Khan, Preity Zinta, Saif Ali Khan), Chalte Chalte ( Shah Rukh Khan, Rani Mukherjee), Hum Tumhare Hain Sanam ( Shah Rukh Khan, Madhuri Dixit, Salman Khan), Devdaas ( Shah Rukh Khan, Aishwarya Rai, Madhuri Dixit), Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham ( Amitabh Bachchan, Jaya Bachchan, Shah Rukh Khan, Hrithik Roshan, Kajol, Kareena Kapoor), Asoka ( Shah Rukh Khan, Kareena Kapoor, Danny Denzongpa, Hrishitaa Bhatt, Rahul Dev), One 2 Ka 4 ( Shah Rukh Khan, Juhi Chawla, Jackie Shroff), Mohabbatein ( Amitabh Bachchan, Shah Rukh Khan, Uday Chopra, Jugal Hansraj, Jimmy Shergill, Shamita Shetty, Kim Sharma, Preeti Jhangiani, Aishwarya Rai), Kuch Kuch Hota Hai ( Shah Rukh Khan, Kajol, Rani Mukherjee, Salman Khan), Dilwale Dulhaniya Le Jayenge ( Shah Rukh Khan, Kajol), Pardes ( Shah Rukh Khan, Mahima Chaudhary, Amrish Puri), Koyla ( Shah Rukh Khan, Madhuri Dixit), Dil To Pagal Hai ( Shah Rukh Khan, Madhuri Dixit, Karisma Kapoor, Akshay Kumar), Phir Bhi Dil Hai Hindustani ( Shah Rukh Khan, Juhi Chawla, Shakti Kapoor), Hey Ram ( Kamal Haasan, Rani Mukherjee, Shah Rukh Khan, Naseeruddin Shah), Josh ( Shah Rukh Khan, Aishwarya Rai, Priya Gill, Chandrachur Singh, Sharad Kapoor), Baadshah ( Shah Rukh Khan, Twinkle Khanna, Rakhee Gulzar, Amrish Puri, Johnny Lever).