Skip to main content

Tom Cruise'll be back India with Family

Hollywood Super Star Tom Cruise came, saw and charmed Indian moviegoers with a special screening of Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol. And Now, Tom Cruise is readying for another rendezvous – this time, a personal one – with India.

His MI:4 co-star, actor Anil Kapoor, admits that he invited Tom back for a vacation, a request repeated by industrialist Mukesh Ambani, who suggested that Anil bring him down “for a holiday.”

Confirms Anil, “Tom has also said that now, he will visit the country with his family. But it will be a private trip where he can spend some quality time. He is very keen to have a quiet holiday in India.”

Anil says his Hollywood co-star hasn’t been able to take time off for almost five years now. “He told me that he’s been shooting films back-to- back,” says Anil, who admits he isn’t aware of the exact dates of Tom’s visit.


Tell him that the rumours hint at a return next year and he says: “Let’s see. Whenever he is free, he will take a call. But he promised he’s definitely coming back.”



Ask why wife Katie Holmes and daughter Suri didn’t come along for the ride to India this time around, and Anil Kapoor says, “It becomes difficult for women and kids to manage with such a hectic schedule. That’s the reason why, I think, they didn’t come,” he says.

For the time being, Anil is happy with the feedback that MI:4 is getting. "My son Harsh had told me, ‘dad, if you don’t do the film, all your agents will shun you," he says.


He adds, “US media are saying that I’ve planned my career (following Slumdog Millionaire, 2008, and TV show 24) well. But I say, what planning? Everything has fallen into my lap.”

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

Rani Mukherjee's sexy in her bikini

Bollywood Actress Rani Mukherjee's sexy in her bikini In Dil Bole Hadippa Believe it or not, but the whole ‘bikini top ‘n’ skimpy shorts’ avatar in short — flaunting Rani Mukerji’s hot new bod wasn’t her idea. Not even the producer or director had anything to do with it. After she realised how much she had toned up (to play a male cricketer in Dil Bole Hadippa!), Rani just happened to discuss this idea with her designer friend Manish Malhotra. And from there on it was Manish’s game plan, after all, he’s transformed many a Bollywood girl in to glam queens. He suggested that it would be a pity to waste such a well-toned body by not showing it off. That’s how the idea of a special song was born. And is she looking hot? Talk about her ‘shapely’ success, and Rani says, “Believe me, I didn’t starve at all. I love my food, especially rice and sweets. There was no way I was giving up all that. So, I just worked out harder and was occasionally allowed my ‘cheat’ meals of rice, sweets, etc. ...

Shahid Kapoor: I'm waiting for someone special

Bollywood’s man with lightening in his feet, Shahid Kapoor seems pretty chilled out and unfazed by controversies in real life. In town to shoot for an untitled film opposite Anushka Sharma, Shahid seems very comfortable in his skin. While he’s reluctant to discuss about his private life or his rumoured amours with Priyanka Chopra, Vidya Balan and Sania Mirza, the teen heartthrob says he’s “learnt to take all the rumours with a pinch of salt” and claims he’s just a “regular” young guy after pack-up. Excerpts from an exclusive interview: Kaminey and Dil Bole Hadippa... are set to hit the screens. Yeah. Their release dates are pretty close to each other. Kaminey will hit the screens this month, while Dil Bole Hadippa is slated for a September release. Both are very different films and I’m excited as well as a little nervous. The levels of expectations increase after your previous films have done well at the BO. Jab We Met was a turning point in my career. After Vivaah, I sat home for six ...

Aamir Khan: I love Sachin Tendulkar's intensity

What is amazing about Sachin Tendulkar is that for 20 years he has been able to maintain a level. There has been no dip in his abilities, his application or his passion for the game. I would say very few people could last this long. I've played cricket and believe me, you can't get out of bed for one week after one gruelling match. I saw him for the first time in 1988 when I was shooting at the Brabourne Stadium and he wasn't playing for the Indian team yet. The team was practising at the nets and I was chatting with Kapil Dev, Dilip Vengsarkar and a few others. At a distance I could see this kid batting. I was surprised to see that he was middling the ball; he looked so small, and so young. I was zapped. I wondered who this little boy was, who was being allowed to practise at the nets with the Indian cricket team. So I asked Kapil and Vengsarkar, “Who's he? How come I don't know?” They told me he was a new guy called Sachin Tendulkar, who was being seriously consi...