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Salman gets creative for Chillar Party

Actor and first-time producer takes time out from his shooting schedule every day to discuss promotional plans for the film with his partners.

Updated on: Jun 21, 2011 12:30 PM IST
Hindustan Times | By , Mumbai
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Producer Salman Khan’s creative mind has been working extra shifts as far as his first co-production with UTV, Chillar Party, is concerned. As the movie, made with regular school-going kids, gears up for release, he is “completely on the ball”, ideating on promos with his ‘stars’, putting together screenings and suggesting never-seen-before shots.

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“Salman is actively working on the promotions and publicity being designed for Chillar Party. He is indeed busy with Bodyguard but it’s true that he’s taking out time every day to sit with us on the marketing and creative decisions,” asserts Vikas Bahl, the film’s co-director. “So, even if he gets an idea at six in the morning or two at night, he makes sure the thought is shared, discussed and if possible, even developed into a strategy, pronto.”

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Vikas, along with and co-director Nitesh Tiwari, has shot for promos with Salman, in which he dons the avatar of a film producer. “He really has a creative mind. He comes up with ideas every day, each better than the previous. You have to be really smart and pick the first idea that works best for you,” he smiles.

Meanwhile, Chillar Party’s first promo with Ranbir Kapoor’s item number, ‘Tayyn tayyn fish...’ has just come on air and is gathering momentum. “I’m now getting nervous,” admits Vikas. “I’m keeping my fingers crossed. Things are moving briskly. I hope everything that has started well, ends well.”

 
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