Kaabil by Sanjay Gupta (*ing Hrithik Roshan & Yami Gautam)

It's been 12 years since Hrithik Roshan romanced Kareena Kapoor on the silver screen. The once-upon-a-time popular on-screen pair teamed up together for Yaadein (2001), Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham (2001) and Main Prem Ki Deewani Hoon (2003). But since then two have never worked together. Buzz has it that the two fell in love on the sets of Subhash Ghai's Yaadein but since Hrithik was already married, the two decided to part ways amicably. However, if things go well, the two will yet again unite for a film.

According to a report published in Mumbai Mirror, Kareena and Hrithik will reunite for Rakesh Roshan's next home production. The film is set to be a love-cum-revenge drama and is set to be helmed by Sanjay Gupta. A source close to the actor was quoted as telling the daily, "Yes, the makers have approached Kareena and she has liked the script. It is a daringly different and challenging role. She's good friends with Hrithik and keen to pair up with him but she has yet to sign on the dotted line."

The script of the film is said to be locked only a week ago and reports suggest that it will go on floors in February 2016. "After hearing the story, Rakesh and Hrithik immediately decided to come on board. The film was supposed to go on the floors in June since Hrithik had other commitments. But he will now start work on Gupta's film in February," the source added.

Sanjay Gupta later took to Twitter to confirm the news of roping in Hrithik for his next film. However, the director remained tight-lipped about the leading lady of his film.


The first schedule of the film is set to be shot in Mumbai and reportedly, the Jodha Akbar actor will wrap up the shooting by May. "Hrithik will be filming his solo sequences first and a lavish set will be designed in a Mumbai studio in January. The leading lady will be locked next week," the source concluded.

While Hrithik is currently busy shooting for Ashutosh Gowariker's Mohenjo Daro, Kareena has wrapped up the shooting of R Balki's Ki and Ka.

Translation :

Aapki aakhen bhi khuli rahengi sir, par aap kuch dekh nahi payenge.
Your eyes will remain open sir, but you will not be able to see anything.
Aapke kaan khule rahenge par aap kuch sun nahi payenge.
Your ears will remain open but you will not be able to listen to anything.
Aapka muh khula rahega sir, par aap kuch bol nahi payenge.
Your mouth will be open sir, but you won't be able to speak anything.
Aur sabse badi baat sir, aap sab kuch samjh jaoge par aage kisi ko samjha nahi payenge.
And the biggest thing sir, you will understand everything, but you will fail to explain it.