KJO - Bhansali Fight revived?

One the king of romantic genre and another the master of classy movies. The fight was eminent and long termed, but the presence of Bhansali on the birthday party for Karan Johar had buried the rumors about their rivalry, but it seems that all is not well! The two had their differences and kept to their stand for the past long years. It was Bhansali who decided to end the saga and went ahead with the friendship gifts.

But the recent absence of Bhansali at the promotion party of 'Shirin Farhad Ki To Nikal Padi' has started out the rumor of the fight. The debut movie of Bela Saigal, which is co-produced by Bhansali and Eros, was made the arena to display his anger. 

As the media is aware, Bhansali is close with the director and Boman - Farah, so the only reason why he wasn't arriving was the presence of  Karan Johar on the list. And there is a stronger reason for this to be believed as one had snapped the 'Heroine' from another!

There is speculations that Bhansali is not happy with Kareena and Karan as Kareena had walked out of Bhansali's 'Ram Leela' citing the dates issue (news here) and she had joined Karan Johar's crew for his next production. That seems to have miffed the producer-filmmaker. 

But a friend of the filmmaker attributed the absence to the music recording of his next, Ram Leela. "If you notice, Bhansali attends only the launch and first look events for his films. He never comes for the other promotions," added the friend.

A source revealed that it was Farah who invited Kjo for the poster launch. "Farah has been trying hard to reach out to a larger audience with her debut venture. She invited Karan. Also, the poster recreated the Kuch Kuch Hota Hai poster, a Dharma Productions' venture," added the source.

Dressed as Rahul and Anjali of Karan's 1998 blockbuster, Farah and Boman enacted a small scene. Bela and Karan were also a part of the act. But Bhansali, who had been a part of the first look launch of the film along with Madhuri Dixit, missed it.

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- Unknown Updated at: Tuesday, July 17, 2012