Kareena Kapoor Khan’s GORI TERE PYAAR MEIN is currently running in theatres. Meanwhile there is some competition in the making in-house as well, what with BULLETT RAJA coming this Friday and taking over the space of GORI TERE PYAAR MEIN.
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Isn’t it one clash that could have been best avoided?
‘Naah, there is no competition here,’ smiles Kareena, ‘These are two totally different films. Mine is a romantic comedy and Saif’s is an action affair. Good for audience naa, they would see two different kind of films in back to back weeks.’
In the times when a risque comedy like GRAND MASTI has managed to score 100 crore and an adult romantic/violent drama like GOLIYON KI RAASLEELA RAM-LEELA is all set to reach that mark, Puneet Malhotra’s GORI TERE PYAAR MEIN is a film that has been designed for the family audience.
For Kareena too, it was fun to be in the relatively easy world of GORI TERE PYAAR MEIN after a couple of back to back heavy duty films like SATYAGRAHA and HEROINE.
‘Yes, I think after these two films where I really had intense roles to play, shooting for this one was a lot of fun. It is in a space in which audience like to see me where I am in this desi avtar. I enjoyed working in it,’ says Kareena.
The Karan Johar production had its own share of casting hassles before she came on board. Wasn’t that ever a deterrent?
‘See, every film may go through such a phase; it’s normal. Also, any actor has a right to say no to a role. Even I have said no to so many films. A film may sometimes work for one actor and not work for another. I respect the stand that anyone takes on it,’ says Kareena in a matter of fact tone before signing off.
