Thursday, 3 July 2014

SRK attends the premiere of Lekar Hum Deewana Dil

That the whole of Kapoor clan is supporting Armaan Jain is a known fact. However, none other than B-town biggest superstar Shah Rukh Khan made sure to tweet his loving wishes to his 'lil baby Armaan Jain' on the release of his first film.
He wrote, "Wish my lil baby Armaan Jain & his team of Lekar Hum Deewana Dil a happy first step into the world of Cinema.May the film fulfill all dreams."
Not only this, Shah Rukh Khan wished Armaan and team in person, at the star-studded premiere of 'Lekar Hum Deewana Dil'. The superstar encouraged the newcomer and wished him all the best.
SRK even wiped Armaan's forehead himself. So he really treated Armaan like a lil baby. But isn't that sweet.


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Shah Rukh Khan to make 200 cr profit before Happy New Year releases


A film's promotional drive is usually a big component of its budget. But what if the campaign can be tapped to fetch massive returns? That's exactly what Shah Rukh Khan has in mind for his next home production, Happy New Year, which is gearing up for a big Diwali release.

So, while other producers are pushing their stars to give time for interviews, photo shoots and TV shows, Mirror has learnt that SRK has a new game-plan in mind. He is planning worldwide shows with the film's cast, including Deepika Padukone, Abhishek Bachchan, Sonu Sood and Boman Irani, ahead of the film's release. Director Farah Khan will also join the Happy troupe.

The preparation for the travelling mega show has already begun. The actors have been asked to allot dates in August for rehearsals, which will be conducted in SRK's office. They have already allotted dates for the shows, which will be held in September and October.

"The cast agreed to the arrangement as SRK will pay them over and above their acting fee. Around 140 professional dancers will also be hired. It's an ambitious venture which aims to be even bigger than the Temptations Reloaded concert tour," says a source close to the production house. Incidentally, the shows will be organised by the same company which put together Temptations Reloaded in October 2013. Rani Mukerji, Madhuri Dixit and Jacqueline Fernandez had performed but SRK stole the show with his lungi dance from Chennai Express.
The upcoming shows will focus on UK, US and Canada, SRK strongholds, with a few pitstops in other countries. In anticipation of the SRK blitzkrieg, organisers in the US and Canada are cancelling local shows slated around the same time. After the foreign tour, the team is also expected to perform in India.

"There will be around 25-30 shows and each is expected to fetch SRK Rs 7 crore. Going by this calculation, they could add almost Rs 200 crore to the kitty even before the film opens in the theatres," says the source.

If SRK, who has always been a trailblazer, succeeds in making sweet music this time it could open up new avenues of revenue generation for Bollywood's dream merchants.


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Tuesday, 1 July 2014

SRK Honoured with 'Legion of France' Award

MUMBAI: French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius Tuesday conferred his country's highest award - Knight of the Legion of Honour - on Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan in recognition of his outstanding contribution to cultural diversity across the world.
The function was held at the Taj Mahal Palace hotel here.
"There are different moments in life that make you feel that you are on the right track and this is one such moment. I am truly humbled to receive this honour," said Shah Rukh, thanking French President Francois Hollande and Foreign Minister Fabius for finding him "fitting for this honour".
"I am a part of the Indian film fraternity and it makes me feel proud to be recognized for the field I am most passionate about. This honour has further motivated to take Indian cinema to the next level of acceptance, love and glory. And thank you France for being so loving and appreciative of Indian films, it's extremely encouraging," he said.
Created in 1802 by Napoleon Bonaparte, the Legion of Honour is the highest award given by the France for outstanding service to the country, regardless of the nationality of the recipients.

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