‘Hamara Bajaj is not the final title’
Actor-producer John Abraham has said that Hamara Bajaj is only a working title for his next production as he is now tired of litigations. Bajaj Auto had dragged John's production company to court over the title of the film earlier this year. Clarifying his stand on the matter, John said, “Hamara Bajaj, first of all, is a working title. We are tired of people filing cases on us and we don't want another litigation on our head from any motor cycling manufacturer. So it's a working title.” John's last production Madras Cafe sparked protests across the world even before it got released as Tamil groups claimed that the film portrays the liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (lTTE) in poor light. A Public Interest litigation was also filed against the film seeking a ban on it. Meanwhile, talking about Hamara Bajaj, John said those who loved his debut production Vicky Donor, will enjoy this too.
I like it when it gets difficult, whether in acting or dancing. Whenever something gets difficult, I know this is my axis point to growth. The modular I live by is that the finest steel must go through the hottest fire
— Hrithik Roshan
Filmmaker Ajay Bahl's bold film B.A. Pass will now be remade in Malayalam and Telugu, says the director. It is already being dubbed in Telugu.
“I have received calls from two producers for the remake rights. We are still negotiating with the price and in the next two to three weeks, we will be in a position to talk much about it,” said Bahl.
Gomez denied Russian visa
Singer Selena Gomez was forced to cancel four shows in Russia after she was denied a visa to enter the country, according to Billboard.
Gomez was going to perform in Minsk, Belarus and Kiev, Ukraine this weekend and in St Petersburg and Moscow next weekend.
Russian authorities did not specify why the singer was refused a visa but it could have happened as some Russian authorities are aggressively enforcing laws banning gay rights propaganda.
Recently, Russian officials had threatened to prosecute singers lady Gaga and Madonna for encouraging gay rights during their performances.