Gurusum Weekly

Bullett Raja has flopped at the box office. After taking a barely average start at the box office, the film didn't show much of a growth over the weekend. The weekdays saw further dip in collections, hence making it crystal clear that neither was audience much excited about stepping in while those who eventually did weren't quite enthusiastic in sharing positive word of mouth. Eventually, it turned out to be a 'thanda' affair at the box office with just about 35 crore coming at the end of first week. Now these are the kind of collections that should have ideally been accumulated by the film over the weekend! The verdict was more or less out soon after the film released and as a result the promotional effort too came to a standstill. Saif, who doesn't believe in over-promoting a film when the writing is clear on the wall, went silent. Sonakshi moved on to R... Rajkumar. Jimmy was busy with shooting of his films and Tigmanshu wasn't heard much either. As a result...

It is time to catch Saif Ali Khan get into a lot more action. You are bringing in a good deal of blood and gore in 'Go Goa Gone', isn't it? It is a very fine line actually. To digest a film like this, you have to be video game savvy. Like if someone's head blows up then it can be interesting but also disgusting. There is blood out there it has to come across as funny. If you can achieve something funny with gore then it is a challenge well met. I believe we have managed to achieve that here. Some out there did try to spoil the party though by raising objections against you striking a pose with a cigar. Search me! I believe films should not be intertwined with these kind of political things. Isn't it strange that some out there start bringing attention to themselves only around the time when your film is about to be released? I think it is cheap attention that they are trying to fetch. If this people really care about smoking then why not fight the tobacco companies...

Actor Saif Ali Khan might have locked lips with his actresses in films such as Hum Tum and Salaam Namaste, but the actor claims that he really doesn't like to kiss in his films. While on a chat show, Saif said that he doesn't like to kiss on-screen, because kissing scenes are not required in Hindi films and also because he feels that they are not done right. He further added that Indian culture is not about kissing in public as even cops intervene when they spot a couple kissing in cars on streets. Saif will be next seen playing a rustic outlaw named Raja Mishra in Tigmanshu Dhulia's Bullett Raja, which also stars Sonakshi Sinha, Jimmy Sheirgill, Gulshan Grover, Ravi Kishan, Chunkey Pandey and Vidyut Jammwal.

Ever since the trailer of Saif Ali Khan 's upcoming film Bullett Raja has been unveiled, the film has been drawing comparisons with Salman Khan 's Dabangg for its North Indian flavor and massy dialogues. However, in an interview, when asked if Bullett Raja would be Saif's Dabangg, the Nawab said that it is unfair to compareBullett Raja with Dabangg as the Salman starrer was a more larger-than-life entertainer whereas Bullett Raja is an entertaining version of an UP gangster movie. Saif added that ifBullett Raja turns out to be half as successful as Dabangg, he would be very happy indeed. Directed by Tigmanshu Dhulia, Bullett Raja also stars Sonakshi Sinha, Jimmy Sheirgill, Vidyut Jammwal, Gulshan Grover, Chunkey Pandey and other actors.

Sajid Nadiadwala is gearing up for his next production venture titled Phantom and with this project, he'll be collaborating for the first time with director Kabir Khan and Saif Ali Khan and Katrina Kaif . Talking about his association with the film's drector and main leads, Nadiadwala says, “This time, we have put our belief in Kabir Khan and we are pleased to work with Saif, Katrina and Kabir for the first time.” The cast and crew of the film are presently in Beirut shooting for the movie, which is based on veteran crime reporter S. Hussain Zaidi's yet to be released book.

For Saif Ali Khan , who had played a character loosely based on iconic British spy James Bond in Agent Vinod , visiting the actual headquarters of the Secret Service, where the fictional Bond reportedly works, would be like a dream come true and filmmaker Sajid Khan should be thanked for providing Saif with this opportunity. Sources attached to the unit of Sajid Khan's upcoming filmHumshakals revealed that the team that has been currently shooting in London for the movie, had got special permission to shoot in the MI6 (Military Intelligence) building, which is located in the south western part of central London, on the bank of the River Thames. Usually, the location is not available for film shoots due to security reasons, but somehow, Khan managed to get the required approval for a day. A source said, “The MI6 building is an iconic building and hence because of the security reasons, they do not let anyone enter the building. Being very fascinated towards the building, Sajid was ...

The first look of Kabir Khan 's upcoming directorial venture, for which he is presently shooting in Beirut, Lebanon has been unveiled. The flick, which is tentatively titled Daniyal Khan, stars Saif Ali Khan and Katrina Kaif in the lead roles and the duo are seen performing action sequences in the film's first look. The picture shows Kat and Saif in a combat position, with the Nawab of Pataudi holding a gun and two armed soldiers behind them. This is Kaif's second film with Kabir after Ek Tha Tiger, in which too she performed some high-octane stunts. The film has been produced by Sajid Nadiadwala and its script has been penned by veteran crime reporter S. Hussain Zadi. Reportedly, the film will revolve around the 26/11 attacks and Saif will be seen playing the role of a secret agent in the movie.

In the poster of upcoming film Bullett Raja , Saif Ali Khan is seen pulling a rickshaw on which Sonakshi Sinha is sitting, but what many might not know is that Saif enjoyed pulling the rickshaw so much that he actually carried on doing it even after the scene was shot! A source attached to the film said, “They were shooting in the Dalhousie area. It was a scene where Sonakshi steps out from a tram where Saif follows her and offers to give her a ride on a hand-pulled rickshaw. They had so much fun while shooting that Saif didn't even hear when the director called out for a cut in the scene. It was a very pleasant sight to see both the actors enjoying themselves so much.”

Director-actor Tigmanshu Dhulia is gearing up for the release of his upcoming directorial venture Bullett Raja, which has been shot extensively in Uttar Pradesh and Kolkata. Reportedly, Dhulia loves shooting at historical places, but never got an opportunity to make such a place a part of his story. However, he fulfilled his wishes with Bullett Raja, as he worked around a sequence with symbolic references to the freedom struggle in India. A major sequence of the film has been shot at Kakori, the same place where freedom fighter Chandrashekhar Azad led a major train robbery during the British rule in India. Tigmanshu always wanted to shoot at Kakori and he made the most of it with his film Bullett Raja. A source close to the team says, “Kakori train bypass is a beautiful location to shoot as it is not densely populated. We did extensive recce to make a note of the train arriving pattern. The crew used to be informed 15 minutes in advance, to avoid any kind of damage or causality. The sa...