Karan Johar who is infamously called the modern king of nepotism of Bollywood has created some of the biggest blockbusters of the last 2 decades especially his first 5 back to back King Khan movies earning more than 1000 crore and winning 25 Filmfare awards and 3 National awards. The music from each of these commercial blockbusters are among the highest selling albums in their respective years of release. KJo’s magnum opus was the mega blockbuster “Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham” (K3G) which brought Big B and his wife Jaya Bachchan together on screen after 20 years. KJo’s muse Shahrukh Khan and his leading lady Kajol were at the heart of the movie's story with a younger love story with Hrithik and Kareena. Hrithik and Kareena were supposed to debut together in “Kaho Na Pyar Hai” but Kareena decided to debut with Abhishek Bachchan in Refugee. KJo cast the two future stars together for his movie before their debut movies were released. K3G also was supposed to star Waheeda Rehman, Abhishek Bachchan and Jugal Hansraj. Waheeda who was playing Big B’s mother in the movie shot a couple of scenes but had to back out when her husband passed away during shooting. Small B and Masoom Hansraj both shot their cameo scenes in UK but the scenes didnt make it to the final cut. Rani Mukherji also returned for her second special appearance in a KJo movie. Rani Mukherji’s song “Aati Kya Khandala” and Tina’s theme from “Kuch Kuch Hota Hai” both appeared during her scenes in the movie. KJo’s superglossy NRI baiting Masala flick K3G was among the biggest blockbusters of the year and was full of some Iconic and some over the top scenes and dialogues. The big differentiator for K3G was its music for which KJo hired 3 music directors (Jatin Lalit, Sandesh Shandilya and Aadesh Shrivastava) to compose Ballads, Pop and Bhangra songs. This was among the earliest mainstream blockbusters to successfully use multiple composers on its soundtrack.
The album opens with Lata Mangeshkar’s iconic alaap before a haunting chorus and Jatin Lalit’s Bansuri, Strings and Percussion infused melody kicks in on the movie’s prayer like masterpiece “Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham”. This song is the heart of the movie and its melody is the foundation of the soundtrack which keeps playing in the background with Lata’s immaculate vocals. This version of the song plays during the movie’s opening sequence highlighting the family’s bond and love. Alka Yagnik's sweet voice opens the festive dance number “Bole Chudiyan” b
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What a clown🤡🤡 he is yar, complete RED FLAG🚩🚩🚩
Also, the way he told teja how he won’t nominate Bichukle ever but later his name was Bichukle. How much fattu can he be?
Malvika Raaj, who essayed the character of young 'Pooja' or 'Poo' in the film is all set to make her big debut in an action entertainer after 20 years.
Titled 'Squad', the film will see the young actress performing some high octane action scenes. The film also stars Rinzing Denzongpa, son of veteran actor Danny Denzongpa. She is excited about the film's story as she says, "I am really excited for the film to reach the audience. The film revolves around a little Indian girl, who we rescue and bring back to our country amid all odds."
The film, which became the first Indian film to be shot in Belarus, will be available to stream on ZEE5 from November 12.
