'Happy New Year' new schedule excites Farah (Movie Snippets)

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IANS Mumbai
Last Updated : Jan 07 2014 | 5:41 PM IST

Filmmaker Farah Khan, who is currently busy shooting her upcoming musical heist "Happy New Year", is excited about new shooting schedule, which starts Tuesday.

The actress took to Twitter to share her "nervousness" as well as eagerness to start the shoot.

"Brand new schedule starts today of 'Happy New Year'...as usual woke up half hour before the alarm in excitement and nervousness," Farah posted on the microblogging site Tuesday.

The film stars Shah Rukh Khan, Abhishek Bachchan, Sonu Sood, Boman Irani and Deepika Padukone and is slated to release during Diwali this year.

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Back to being a grown up again: SRK

The holiday season is over and superstar Shah Rukh Khan says it is time for him as well as his children, daughter Suhana and Son Aryan, to adhere to the rules.

The actor took to Twitter to announce that it was time to "be grown up again".

"End of pool nights...gym fights...'Family Guy'... Chips in bed...'Mr.Lova Lova'. Kids' holidays are over...back to being a grown up again. Hate it," Shah Rukh posted on the microblogging site Tuesday.

On the movies front, the actor is currently shooting for Farah Khan's "Happy New Year" and he will be seen with Abhishek Bachchan, Boman Irani, Sonu Sood and Deepika Padukone on the big screen.

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Kangana was first and last choice for 'Queen': Vikas Bahl

Filmmaker Vikas Bahl, who has roped in Kangana Ranaut to play the protagonist in his film "Queen", says he didn't consider any other actress to play a married girl who goes on a honeymoon without her spouse.

Bahl said: "I always wanted Kangana for the film. Kangana was the first and last choice for 'Queen' because Kangana is a very bright girl and she has added value to her role."

Known for her psychotic roles in "Woh Lamhe" and "Fashion", Kangana plays a typical Punjabi girl in the film and Bahl is confident that she will look convincing on the screen. Rajkumar Rao plays the male lead in the film.

"Kangana is apt for the role. If she plays an alcoholic woman, we feel she is alcoholic in real life. If she plays a psychotic role, we feel this is how she is in real life, and this is her beauty. Whatever she does on the screen, it looks very real and I wanted someone like that."

Kangana's last release was "Rajjo" and in the film she played the title role, but the film flopped.

--Indo Asian news Service

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First Published: Jan 07 2014 | 5:38 PM IST

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