Salman Khan refuses Karan Johar's film

Karan Johar's dream of doing a solo film with Salman Khan stands unrealised as of today.Post Dabangg, Karan and so many others have been wooing Salman to do a solo hero projectfor their banner. 

Karan shares a warm equation with the Galaxy Khan just as he does with the Mannat Khan(Shah Rukh) and he has been making visits to Salman's home say sources.

In fact he even sent Rensil D'Silva who directed Kurbaan to Patiala to give Salman a narration for a film to be made for Dharma. However it is said that Salman reportedly didn't approve of the script.

Salman didn't say so in so many words. However Bollywood's hero No 1 confirmed that next year he have Ek Tha Tiger and Sher releasing. He is also likely to start shooting Dabangg-2 from January and may follow it up with Kick.

In other words Salman has no dates to spare for Rensil. Incidentally Salman did an interesting cameo in Karan Johar's Kuch Kuch Hota Hai, where he plays Kajol's fiancee.

Post that he hasn't found time for another Dharma project.

Kabhi Khushi Kabhi Gham sequel soon

Karan Johar has confirmed a tabloid that is, in fact, trying to make a sequel to the hit 2001 Kabhi Khushi Kabhi Gham. The rest will be presented in the original cast - Amitabh Bachchan, Jaya Bachchan, Shah Rukh Khan, Kajol, Hrithik Roshan and Kareena Kapoor.

"It's a viable idea. I'm not opposed to it. It would be a brave, if I do," Karan says Mumbai Mirror.

The cast is also all excited about the sequel.

"It's very strange. But all six core members of the cast is so dear to me now as they were 10 years ago when I made the film. I'm sure they are also charged for the sequel, as I am, "said Karan, after unveiling his plans about the sequel.

The idea was planted in his head, one of them.

'Big B made him understand that a suite was not only possible but desirable. Mr. Bachchan also said that Karan could not remove it, "said a source at the tabloid.

Amitabh Bachchan has finally looks his way. 69-year-old actor has already blogged about how he would like to see Raichand family saga, would be carried forward. Recently it was shown that the sequel would be to examine the brothers' life after the split.

"And 'the story of brothers and growth problems that arise in their self-understanding and operation of the business empire, the father of a split in them, and so on ..."

It may be that the Big B's request led him to abandon the idea further. But what could be more attractive is the fact that the sequel, as a double Dhamaal, Murder 2 and Golmaal have done much better than most of the original films.

We will wait to see if they can remove Raichand family again.