No sequel to Fan: Shah Rukh Khan
Shah Rukh Khan, who has delivered yet another success with Fan, reveals that there won't be any sequel to the film. However he is geared up to collaborate with the director of the latest release Maneesh Sharma yet again but with a different script altogether.
“The fan is dead (in the film) so I don't think there is any sequel to this movie,” said the actor who has associated with Maneesh for another film.
“Maneesh and me are working on another film which is not similar to Fan at all. It's a very different story and we will start working on it by next year. It will be a nice film.”
While critics and audience have been praising Gaurav's character in Fan, Shah Rukh says Aryan Khanna was more difficult to play.
The Oberoi Group has been recognised as one of the best employers in the ‘Aon Best Employers India – 2016’ survey. The study covered 113 companies across 12 industries, cumulatively employing around 9,50,000 employees to adjudge India's Best Employer of 2016. “It is a matter of great pride for The Oberoi Group to receive this recognition,” said Vikram Oberoi, MD.
Vir Das is working on a new skill now a days, as the funny man is gearing up for his next film Shivaay. Vir who plays Pakistani hacker in the film will be seen conversing in Urdu and now is learning the language for the same. Vir has hired a trainer to learn Urdu. He said “Its a beautiful language and one who's working in Bollywood must have its hands on over Urdu as it is the second most spoken languages that we use in our films.”
Kate to star with stepfather
Kate Hudson will star alongside her stepfather Kurt Russell in an upcoming new TV series The Barbary Coast. Hudson will also executive produce the show alongside her brother Oliver Hudson and Russell.
The Barbary Coast is inspired by the book of the same name by author Herbert Asbury which is set around the 1849 Gold Rush.
“Most people don't know the scandalous history behind San Francisco, and The Barbary Coast offers a rich portrayal of a period when success was often attained through illicit and brutal means,” producer Mark Gordon said.