Abbas Mustan - Our next is not just a family film
April 10, 2008 2:05:22 PM IST
Joginder Tuteja, Bollywood Trade News Network
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RACE has done a business of more than 50 crores in two weeks flat but that hasn't changed the way director duo Abbas-Mustan conduct themselves. Still being their humble self in spite of delivering the biggest money spinner of their close to two decades career, Abbas-Mustan are now busy in getting their production plans in place.
"Currently we are concentrating on the films with Rumi Jaffrey and Rohit Jugraj. First to come on floors would be Rumi's film", informs Abbas. What is the film all about? "Honestly, Rumi's subject belongs to the kind that has never been seen before in a Hindi film. It is not just a family film; instead the script has got various ingredients to it which bring on a unique flavor", continues the filmmaker.
Can he shed some more light on the subject? "See, I can't talk much about it since a) I would want audience to experience the unique plot that the film carries and b) It is difficult to really describe the movie in a sentence or two. Rest assured, Rumi has got a brilliant plot in hand and we are sure he would do a great job on the film."
While the film's cast is expected to be finalized by the month of May, another film, which is making headlines, is the one to be directed by Rohit Jugraj. Some reports in the past have indicated that the director of JAMES and SUPERSTAR is adapting Hollywood hit CHARLIE'S ANGELS for his next film.
"Absolutely untrue", says an amused looking Abbas, "I don't know how and from where do such rumors originate. Rohit's film has nothing to do with CHARLIE'S ANGELS. Yet again, the film boasts of a brilliant plot and seeing Rohit's potential in SUPERSTAR makes us firmly believe that he is one young film maker to watch out for."
Meanwhile the director duo continues to work on the script of their next film. "While we are busy with our production plans, we are also working on the script of out next directorial venture. It will be some while before we get back behind the camera."
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