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Hrithik Roshan - Bollywood-News.IN Every Bollywood Producer wants a cast and director that will deliver a blockbuster. Bollywood Producer Sajid Nadiadwala has managed to get two very Talented Star Together. Sajid has signed Imtiaz Ali and Hrithik Roshan for his Next Film. Some Source says, “Sajid Nadiadwala is the biggest producer in Bollywood today. After Housefull, he will be making the Hindi remake of South superhit Kick starring Salman Khan. His mega venture with Hrithik and Imtiaz follows Kick. Incidentally, Sajid had signed Imtiaz immediately after Jab We Met and they have been planning the film for four years. Now, Hrithik Roshan has given the go ahead and the film will be the most expensive Bollywood production. The budget will be over Rs 100 crore as it’s a genre that has never been attempted before. It is a drama-based film and has its emotional moments. It will start as soon as Imtiaz is done with his film Rockstar with Ranbir and in all likelihood, the film...

After Imtiaz Ali completes post-production of Love Aaj Kal, a Saif Ali Khan Deepika Padukone starrer, Eros International has signed the director for their next. Hrithik Roshan has been approached for the film. An industry source reveals, "Eros International signed Hrithik Roshan a couple of years back for an English film to be produced with Carving Dreams. But even after repeated story sessions, the project never took off. Now, Eros has gone back to Hrithik and want to make a film with him in the lead." The source further adds, "Eros is co-producing Saif Ali Khan's home production Love Aaj Kal and are so impressed with the film's director Imtiaz Ali that they thought he'd be an ideal choice for direct a movie with Hrithik starring. A few days back, Imtiaz gave Hrithik a lengthy narration. Apparently Hrithik Roshan loved the idea and is game for a project with the Jab We Met maker. Other paperwork is being okayed for the same project."

Bollywood Star Amitabh Bachchan may not think of Slumdog very highly but the rest of the Bollywood does. Its based on this Indian diplomat Vikas Swaroop’s book Q & A and people are wondering why no Indian filmmaker came up with that kinda film from India. Why did it have to be a foreigner who walked away with credits of making a very ‘Indian’ film? Here’s what the biggies of Indian Film Industry had to say: Govind Nihalani: “I very much wanted to adapt Vikas Swaroop’s “Q & A” into a film. I met the author and he told me the film rights had already been sold to Film Four even before the book was published. The matter ended there.” Santosh Sivan: “I haven’t seen the film. But from what I’ve read about it, “Slumdog Millionaire” is quite a different sensibility and perspective of portraying the extremes. ” Dibakar Banerjee: “I haven’t read Vikas Swaroop’s novel, but if I had read it and liked it, of course I’d have made it. At the moment I’m negotiating th...