When I saw Ranveer Singh a decade ago, I was like 'he doesn't look like a movie star at all, he should not be in the movies'. Sitting across from Ranveer, Karan said, 'This is the age when the actor is appreciated. The two even worked together in Simmba, which went on to make over ₹400 crore worldwide.īut did you know that Karan Johar admitted that when he first saw Ranveer Singh, he was convinced that the actor didn't have it in him to become a successful star in Bollywood? Karan admitted this in a chat with Ranveer, as a part of Film Companion's Tape Cast series. So, we create a Meluha every time we put our vision on celluloid, and I think that would be any filmmaker's answer.' The book narrates the story of Shiva, a Tibetan refugee who is taken to Meluha as the king of Meluha believes in the legend that an outsider will be their saviour.Karan Johar is one of the most successful producers in Bollywood, and Ranveer Singh is among the most popular and critically acclaimed mainstream stars of his generation. Asked what is his Meluha, the perfect land, Karan said: 'Every movie I make, becomes my Meluha because to me, every film is therapeutic. It will probably be the greatest challenge that Dharma Productions has ever taken on,' KJo added. you will get a first draft and second draft. 'It is not a film that you can commission to a writer and it will be ready in two or three months. 'Internally, we have gone through the processes of really finding out exactly who the perfect team would be to write the script, because adapting this book is really a daunting task and (so is) putting it out on the celluloid,' he said. Karan admits finalising the team for the film and handling the whole project will be a tough challenge.

The second book of his trilogy was titled Secret of the Nagas.

Tripathi's Oath of the Vayuputras is expected to be on stands by March 2013. I would say it would be a game-changer for Dharma Productions,' the 40-year-old said on Thursday at the launch of the cover page of the third book of writer Amish Tripathi's Shiva trilogy, Oath of the Vayuputras.

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