AKA www.indiafm.com
   
 
 
 News  l  Features  l  Top 100 Movies  l  Trailers & Clips  l  Reviews  l  Previews  l  Movie Calendar  l  VFX  l  Awards  l  User Quizzes  l  Never-Ending Quiz  l  Showtimes
 
 
  IN NEWS Sort by : Whats New - Most Rated - Most Popular - Most Emailed

Classic remade yet again…Phir Sholay Click here to add this article to My Clips

By IndiaFM News Bureau, December 18, 2006 - 07:31 IST

Ajay Chandok is another addition to the directors in the Indian film industry who are inspired by Ramesh Sippy’s timeless masterpiece Sholay. He has recently begun working on this own version of the story – which goes by the name Phir Sholay.

Even after 30 years of its release, Ramesh Sippy’s Sholay continues to inspire the masses as well as industry professionals. Ram Gopal Varma was the first such person in queue.

After contemplating on the perfect cast for the remake, he has finally started working on the characters, placing special emphasis on the infamous Gabbar, which is going to be played by Mr. Bachchan. Following Ramu’s footsteps was the queen of the silver screen Ekta Kapoor, who announced a Bhojpuri version of Sholay. Ekta’s film, which is going to be directed by Mahesh Pandey, also places the limelight on Gabbar.

Ajay Chandok has just completed work on Nehle Pe Dehla (now re-titled as Jimmy aur Johny) with Sanjay Dutt, Saif and Bipasha Basu. He refuses to reveal anything about Phir Sholay yet. However, it has been reported that Arbaaz Khan, Javed Jaffery, Aashish Chowdhary and Akshay Kapoor will be seen in the lead.

As all the three versions of Sholay are very much awaited, only time will tell if any of them can make it up to the benchmark set by Sippy’s original.






Bookmark and Share
 
  Comments View Comments   |   Comments Post Comments  
 


 
 

 
TOP STORIES    

 
BOLLYWOOD SEARCH







[ Contact Us ][ Feedback ][ Privacy ][ Advertise ][ Add to Favorites ][ BrandingBrands.net ][ Hungama.com ][ HungamaMobile.com ][ GamingHungama.com ]

To get in touch with us, call on +91-22-24903344 or fax us at +91-22-24903355.