Juhi (Chawla) and Shah Rukh are like my own children:Aziz mirza

IN Aziz Mirza’s next film Shahid is in the lead.

Aziz Mirza said that “My new film, for which we’ve found no suitable title as yet, is set in a foreign city. I made a conscious decision to move out of Mumbai this time,”

There have been rumors all around tinsel town about how Aziz and his protege Shah Rukh have drifted and separated apart.

Aziz is genuinely surprised and shocked at the rumors.

“Not at all. Juhi (Chawla) and Shah Rukh are like my own children. How can I move away from them? The only reason why Shah Rukh is not in my new film is because this role required a young boy, just out of college.”

“In fact the minute Juhi heard the role she said she could see a younger Shah Rukh in it. That’s how Shahid Kapoor came in.” Well all the very best Shahid, we wish you too become an overnight star.

Kareena will work with Shahid again

“Shahid and I have worked together in several films, and we’ve shared some wonderful onscreen chemistry in Jab We Met. So if a good script comes our way, we’ll do it!, says Kareena

Actors Kareena Kapoor and Shahid Kapur may have broken up, but they have managed to create a magic of sorts in their recently released film.

Shahid and I have worked together in several films, and we’ve shared some wonderful onscreen chemistry in Jab We Met.

So if a good script comes our way, we’ll do it!” Now that’s as professional an actor can get. But Bebo, too, believes that ‘the show must go on’!

Shahid Kapur’s brotherly feelings

We aren’t going to tell tales of broken hearts. But we are going to tell tales of mending dils, and one such heart is that of SHAHID KAPUR, or so we assume, Anyway, giving company to bade bhaiya these days is Shahid’s kid-brother ISHAN, and the two we hear, absolutely dote on each other.

Ishan, just like big brother SK is a very well-behaved kid and amuses himself with gizmos of all shapes and sizes throughout the days.

And when Shahid isn’t promoting Jab We Met, we think he’s enjoying himself in gizmo-land, too