Shah Rukh Khan and Salman Khan photographed in Mumbai
Mumbai:
Filmmaker Kabir Khan says reports of superstar Shah Rukh Khan making a cameo in Tubelight are merely rumours.
There were reports that the Fan actor was approached for a special appearance in the film which stars Salman in the lead.
When asked about this, Kabir told reporters, "When I'll get to know I'll let you know... But for now, all these are just rumours."
Tubelight marks the third collaboration of the actor-director duo, who have previously worked on blockbuster Bajrangi Bhaijaan and Ek Tha Tiger.
Tubelight also stars Chinese actress Zhu Zhu. The movie will hit the theaters on Eid next year.
Kabir was speaking at the launch of a smartphone. The director, who has helmed movies that have a strong political background, also spoke about the recent demonitisation move of the government.
When asked if the move is affecting film business, especially the recently released Rock On 2, he said, "I think it is affecting daily life, going to a film is part of daily life. The fact that there are less notes available in the market, people are not able to get their hands on 100, 500 rupee notes so it is definitely a problem."
"Jiskay paas thoda bohot hai woh film ticket pe nahi kharchana chah rahe hai. They want to cover essential things first (those who have some money, don't want to spend on movie tickets)."
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There were reports that the Fan actor was approached for a special appearance in the film which stars Salman in the lead.
When asked about this, Kabir told reporters, "When I'll get to know I'll let you know... But for now, all these are just rumours."
Tubelight marks the third collaboration of the actor-director duo, who have previously worked on blockbuster Bajrangi Bhaijaan and Ek Tha Tiger.
Tubelight also stars Chinese actress Zhu Zhu. The movie will hit the theaters on Eid next year.
Kabir was speaking at the launch of a smartphone. The director, who has helmed movies that have a strong political background, also spoke about the recent demonitisation move of the government.
When asked if the move is affecting film business, especially the recently released Rock On 2, he said, "I think it is affecting daily life, going to a film is part of daily life. The fact that there are less notes available in the market, people are not able to get their hands on 100, 500 rupee notes so it is definitely a problem."
"Jiskay paas thoda bohot hai woh film ticket pe nahi kharchana chah rahe hai. They want to cover essential things first (those who have some money, don't want to spend on movie tickets)."
(Except for the headline, this story has not been edited by NDTV staff and is published from a syndicated feed.)
