‘Small screens are far reaching’
John Abraham considers the small screen a platform which gives wider reach to films than the big screen itself.
“I think the small screen reaches out to far more people than the big screen does. I have noticed there are certain films, like Force. It became a far bigger film when it released on television than it was on screen,” John said.
The actor-producer says while TV multiplies the reach of content by several times, the medium can't be compared to cinema.
‘If Shah Rukh is releasing his film on that day, I will shift (the release date). It is unethical for me to come on the date he has already announced for his movie. We're here to make films, not create controversies.’| Rakesh Roshan
Sunny leone will be seen playing herself on the show. The sequence will be nothing short of a fun ride wherein the ardent viewers of the show will witness dance sequences and Sunny even donning the Bhabi ji look.
Things not good in Spice Girls
Melanie C, popular as Mel C, says things are awkward between the members of British pop girl group Spice Girls.
The 42-year-old decided to join Victoria Beckham in refusing to take part in a reunion of the famous girl band with Mel B, Geri Horner and Emma Bunton and has shared that not everyone took the decision well. “It's a bit awkward at the moment to be honest. It's going to be, isn't itIJ But I do know we'll get past it. We've all been through so much together, and we're these five girls who did this incredible thing and that will unite us forever,” said Mel C.
“My nightmare is that people think I'm turning down the Spice Girls because I think my own album is going to be bigger. I don't. I know it won't be," she added.