Jackie Chan will watch AKKI's CHANDNI CHOWK TO CHINA
January 3, 2009 12:43:04 PM IST
Bollywood Trade News Network
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Okay, we thought Akshay Kumar is only shaking up the Kings of Bollywood. But no... his star-power ranges from China to Hollywood. After charming the likes of Sylvester Stallone, Akshay Kumar is going to shock Jackie Chan with his stunts, somersaults et al. Yeah, apparently our favourite Jackie bhai from China has expressed a desire to watch CHANDNI CHOWK TO CHINA. Jackie is supposedly close to Gordon Liu (of KILL BILL and THE 36TH CHAMBER OF SHAOLIN fame), who plays the villain in the movie, and he's keen to watch his buddy's first stint with Bollywood.
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While Gordon's fans in China lovingly call him 'Master Killer' (gosh, that doesn't sound too loving, does it?), Akshay Kumar insists on referring to him as 'the Gordon Liu'. And here's a bit of goss that your ears will instantly lap up. Apparently, Gordon Liu was casually asked about his experience working with Nikhil Advani vis-a-vis the Quentin Tarantino. Of course, Nikhil was terribly embarrassed about even being spoken in the same breath as the Oscar winning filmmaker. But Gordon's response totally stunned them all. He revealed that Quentin Tarantino is always seen laughing on the sets, also he doesn't tell anyone with what he's about to do next. On the other hand, according to the veteran filmmaker, our very own Nikhil is always serious and all he does is work, work, and work. Aha... now that's a compliment boy, take a bow. As the Chinese do, okay?
And we're hoping that after watching Akshay Kumar in action, Jackie Chan makes a big move from 'China to Chandni Chowk'. And Jackie, don't be threatened by Akshay Kumar! Take our word for it... the boy is a lovely soul.
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