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Imtiaz Ali breaks silence over unannounced film with Shahid Kapoor

A few months ago, reports were doing the rounds that Imtiaz Ali and Shahid Kapoor, who first teamed up for the super-hit film Jab We Met in 2007, would reteam again for an experimental movie. But before cinephiles could know more about the untitled project, it came to light that it’s been shelved forever.

However, if Imtiaz Ali is to be believed, he never planned such film with Shahid. The director says when people ask him about the film with the actor, he advises them to go to ask the person who spoke about it.


"I never announced a film. I never said I am making a film. I never said I am working with Shahid Kapoor. So now when people ask me that the film is not happening, I reply, ‘Which film?’ I never said it. Go talk to the person who spoke about it. There’s no truth to it,” says the director.

The director adds, "There will be more news like this because the fact is, I keep meeting actors because some of them I have worked with and there are going to be friendships, we meet, there is always going to be some speculation."

After the dismal performance of his last film Jab Harry Met Sejal (2017) with Shah Rukh Khan and Anushka Sharma, Ali’s fans have been waiting for his new project. But looks like the director is yet to finalize his next directorial venture.

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UK censor clears Vijay’s ‘Jana Nayagan’ as India release remains uncertain

Highlights

  • British Board of Film Classification clears Jana Nayagan with a 15 rating
  • Film approved in the UK despite certification delays in India
  • BBFC flags strong violence, sexual violence references, and injury detail
  • Madras High Court seeks records as CBFC clearance remains pending

UK clearance comes through

While Jana Nayagan remains embroiled in a certification dispute in India, the British Board of Film Classification (BBFC) has cleared Vijay’s final film for release in the UK. The BBFC classified the film as suitable for audiences aged 15 and above on January 6, a day before the Madras High Court resumed hearings on the stalled CBFC process.

The clearance comes as producers await a decision in India ahead of the film’s planned January 9 release.

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