What Are Akshay & Bhansali Talking About?

Sanjay Leela Bhansali is experiencing a different world while working with Akshay Kumar on ROWDY RATHORE. While it was evident that with director Prabhu Deva and Akshay Kumar on board, the film would hardly be the kind that Bhansali is associated with, it was also given that ROWDY RATHORE would be miles away from being artistic in nature.
“Think Bhansali and you end up remembering music from films like HUM DIL DE CHUKE SANAM, DEVDAS and SAAWARIYA. Each of these films has boasted of a classy element to them. Now for ROWDY RATHORE he isn’t imposing his vision on the composers. He has given them a free hand as a result of which there won’t be any hint of Bhansali touch to the songs,” informs a source attached to the film.
First step in this direction was to rope in Sajid-Wajid, who has worked with Prabhu Deva on the music of WANTED. Music there was chartbuster and with Akki joining the gang, it was time to recreate some more jalwa. Source
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Sanjay Leela Bhansali Seeks Salman’s Review On Guzaarish

The macho Salman Khan has yet again proved that he has a lion’s heart by organising a special screening of his ex-flame Aishwarya Rai’s latest film ‘Guzaarish’ for his family. Salman’s ‘Dabangg’ co-star, Sonakkshi Sinha was also present at the screening.
Reportedly, ace filmmaker Sanjay Leela Bhansali had sent a print of his latest flick to the handsome Khan seeking his feedback. And a humble soul that he is, Salman could not decline the request.
Moreover, the actor even asked Sanjay Leela Bhansali to organise extensive promotional campaigns as he believed that the film would have a slow opening but would garner eventually at the Box Office.
Talking to a news daily, an insider revealed that the filmmaker was glad to have received Salman’s suggestions and the director will follow what his friend and guide Salman asked him to do.
Salman Khan does have a big heart for sure and this is what makes him one of the most loved and respected celebs in Bollywood. Source
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