June 30, 2008 4:21:53 PM IST Bollywood Trade News Network
The much-appreciated on screen pair Boman Irani and Shabana Azmi returns back together on screen with their forthcoming release SORRY BHAI. They were last seen in HONEYMOON TRAVELS PVT. LTD
Shabana Azmi a well known figure in the Bollywood industry and popular amongst the younger and older crowd will be seen as Boman Irani's wife in Onir's next SORRY BHAI which has been shot in Mauritius.
After having a sensational kissing scene in their previous film, their chemistry was well favored and created a lot of buzz in the industry. Boman Irani and Shabana Azmi are paired once more opposite each other in Onir's Sorry Bhai to give their finest performance all over again.
Onir was looking for such a pair who would be the parents in his film SORRY BHAI. He needed someone who could project onscreen chemistry flawlessly. 'Boman and Shabana make a very cute onscreen couple and I think this is the main essence for them to look excellent in a film' says Onir.
In SORRY BHAI, Shabana and Boman once again play Husband and wife as in HONEYMOON TRAVELS PVT. LTD. Sorry Bhai is about a happy family, the parents and their two sons, each of them have their own values in the changing times but they all dote on each other. Boman and Shabana head for their elder son's (Sanjay) wedding along with their younger son (Sharman) who is a scientist. Soon after that Sharman and his elder brother's fiancee (Chitrangada) find themselves drawn towards each other that they try to hide but a series of events forces them to admit their feelings for each other.
Onir's SORRY BHAI has been shot at dazzling locations in Mauritius with Shabana Azmi, Boman Irani, Sanjay Suri, Chitrangdha and Sharman Joshi in the cast. With fresh music from Gaurav Dayal, Ashwini Malik beautifully scripts the film; Anita Dongre has done the styling. The Presenter for the film is Vashu Bhagnani of Puja Films and Produced and Directed by Onir of Anticlock Films.
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