After debating and brainstorming for a long time, Karan Johar has locked in three possible titles for his Stepmom remake. The producer is ... ;s title encouraged him to go with a mix of English and Hindi. Karan says, "It can be in Hindi or English. We are looking at various options. Stepmom is ... : Latest Bollywood|Kollywood|Tollywood| News Karan Johar Wanted To Go With A Hinglish Title For Stepmom ...

... friends Shahrukh Khan and Karan Johar finally have an issue to disagree upon. According to reports, when Shahrukh Khan ... numerologists and astrologers told them that the date was not favourable and since Karan is a firm believer of numerology, he expressed his reservations ... decided previously. Industry sources suggest that Karan Johar does not want to take any chances as ‘My Name Is Khan’ ...

... wallet containing credit cards was stolen in London While Karan Johar is known to be one of the savviest filmmakers in B- ... wanted to use his plastic money. A source says, "Karan prefers to utilise credit cards rather than cash ... restaurants. It was while he was at one of these places that his wallet was stolen. Karan was in a state of shock when he discovered the theft. But he is in the habit ...

... starting at Filmistan Studio in last week of August. Karan Johar, the Bollywood filmmaker, orders waterproof ... water for his upcoming Hindi film My Name Is Khan. Karan is anxious, as this will be a difficult and intricate scene. The whole set ... days. This will be one of the most important parts of the film. Karan is very worried about the unit’s health so everyone except for Shahrukh and Kajol ...

... 8217; boasted of some innovative writing that resulted in composer duo Salim-Sulaiman rooting for him and making attaching him to Karan Johar’s Dharma Productions with films like Koochie Koochie Hota ... is so soothing yet haunting and Salim’s voice is magical. I really want to thank Karan, Rensil and Salim-Sulaiman for this. The lyrics of Ali Maula are a little ...

Sydney, Bollywood filmmaker Karan Johar’s Hindi remake of “Stepmom” will be shot in Sydney and will create 200 jobs for people in the Australian city, said Virginia Judge, minister assisting the Premier on the Arts. “This movie will take Sydney to Bollywood and an audience of more than one billion people. This is the first Australian Read more