Shah Rukh Khan goes the extra mile for an old frie...
Shah Rukh Khan goes the extra mile for an old friend
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Shah Rukh Khan has agreed to complete filming of his cameo appearance in Mudassar Aziz directed Dulha Mil Gaya, after having walked out the film that headlines Sushmita Sen and is produced by Shah Rukh's good friend Vivek Vaswani.
Shah Rukh walked out because he felt Vaswani had stretched his role beyond the original one song sequence that Shah Rukh had committed for, and was using his stretched cameo to sell the film.
Filming for the song on a cruise liner was abandoned during the last schedule because of heavy rain.
It was to resume in March but SRK, who is hosting Kya Aap Paanchvi Pass Se Tez Hain? for Star Plus starting March, had no dates and told Vaswani that he would not be able to complete the film.
Vivek Vaswani, who helped Shah Rukh when he initially arrived in Mumbai, pleaded with Shah Rukh and the large hearted Khan relented.
"Shah Rukh will now complete the film only for Vivek's sake," a source told TOI.
Besides Vivek Vaswani, Sushmita Sen too is likely to be relieved by Shah Rukh's decision.
Shah Rukh walked out because he felt Vaswani had stretched his role beyond the original one song sequence that Shah Rukh had committed for, and was using his stretched cameo to sell the film.
Filming for the song on a cruise liner was abandoned during the last schedule because of heavy rain.
It was to resume in March but SRK, who is hosting Kya Aap Paanchvi Pass Se Tez Hain? for Star Plus starting March, had no dates and told Vaswani that he would not be able to complete the film.
Vivek Vaswani, who helped Shah Rukh when he initially arrived in Mumbai, pleaded with Shah Rukh and the large hearted Khan relented.
"Shah Rukh will now complete the film only for Vivek's sake," a source told TOI.
Besides Vivek Vaswani, Sushmita Sen too is likely to be relieved by Shah Rukh's decision.
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