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Smriti Mundhra, the director of The Romantics, revealed how she persuaded camera-shy producer As Aditya Chopra does a 'face reveal' after years in Netflix documentary, Karan Johar says ‘my best friend has a face’) Aditya Chopra is a part of the docu-series The Romantics. Smriti also said after starting the project, she was speaking to him on 'background to get the context on the story'. The director also said that she wanted to make sure she was interacting with the right people to understand 'all of the contours of the story'. In an interview with DNA India, Smriti said, “I tried to convince him that while my crew and I were in Mumbai, we’ll film an interview for his personal archive. Of course, I had an ulterior motive in a way. He agreed to that. When we were editing the series, I started quietly editing him into the series with hopes that when I showed it to him eventually, he’d agree. It was a risk because a lot of work went into editing and if he had said no, I’d have to re-edit the whole series. The hope was that when he saw how vital his contribution was to this story, he would agree to it.” She added, “Anyone who has worked in any capacity with Aditya Chopra would tell you that he has utmost fidelity to the creative integrity of any project. He is not going to compromise any project’s creative integrity. So, when he saw, just from a creative point of view, how important it was for him to be a part of this and how empty the series would feel without his perspective...

The man might have followed his father’s footsteps in the industry, but he redefined love in a generation that we grew up in. He said “Come, fall in love” and we all did that as we watched Raj and Simran. While we’ve rarely seen Aditya Chopra onscreen, the man has been creating sheer magic behind the lens. Today, we are looking at Aditya Chopra’s net worth. While Yash Raj Films will always be the brainchild of the late filmmaker Yash Chopra, who founded the production house in 1970, it is Aditya Chopra who has taken this company to new heights and has made it the biggest banner in the country today. Having launched some of the biggest stars and produced the biggest movies in India, Aditya Chopra is a force to reckon with. Netflix has made a four-part docu-series, titled The Romantics, where 35 of the biggest stars in Bollywood have come together to honour Yash Chopra. For the first time in over 20 years, Aditya Chopra will appear in front of the camera to talk about his father and the legacy of Yash Raj Films. Let’s find out more about Aditya Chopra’s net worth. Aditya Chopra’s net worth A filmmaker, producer, screenwriter, and distributor, Aditya Chopra was born on May 21, 1971 to Yash Chopra and Pamela Chopra. The studio executive has a whopping net worth of INR 6,504 crores approx, as per Image: Courtesy Bollywood Hungama, CC BY 3.0 , via Wikimedia Commons He is the Chairman of Yash Raj Films, the biggest film studio in the country. According to reports, Yash Raj Films ...

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], February 17 (ANI): Despite coming from a filmmaking family, actor Uday Chopra failed to connect with the audience. He made his acting debut in his brother Aditya Chopra’s directorial ‘Mohabbatein’ in 2000. The film was a hit and Uday’s acting skills were appreciated. However, his real struggle started post-‘Mohabbatein’. He featured in a couple of films like ‘Mere Yaar Ki Shaadi Hai’, the ‘Dhoom’ franchise and ‘Neal ‘n’ Nikki’ but failed to leave an impression on the audience’s minds. And now in Netflix’s recent docu-series ‘The Romantics’, Aditya talks about nepotism and why Uday Chopra couldn’t go far in his acting career. He said, “My brother is an actor and he’s not a very successful actor. Now, here is the son of one of the biggest filmmakers, he’s the brother of a very big filmmaker. Imagine a company like YRF, that has probably launched the most newcomers, and we could not make him a star. Why could we not do it for our own? Because the bottom line is, only an audience will decide, ‘I like this person, I want to see this person’. No one else can decide that.” Following this, Uday opened up about his career. “When Dhoom happened, I was still trying to be a mainstream actor. I should have taken Ali as an example and done roles like that,” Uday said. The Mohabbatein actor further said that he received many offers, but he refused them all, as he “was trying to get into a space” that he agreed wasn’t meant for him. “When I started acting, I ...

A poster of Broadway musical 'Come Fall In Love The DDLJ Musical'. Yash Raj Films One of the most popular romantic Indian films and the longest running movie, Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge, will soon be turned into a Broadway musical. Director Aditya Chopra has announced his Broadway debut with Come Fall in Love - The DDLJ Musical. The musical will premiere in September 2022. Come Fall in Love - The DDLJ Musical is being produced by Yash Raj Films and Chopra has been working on it for past three years. Based on the 1995 Hindi film, the musical will also feature book and lyrics by Laurence Oliver Award-winner Nell Benjamin. The music will be composed by Indian musicians Vishal Dadlani and Shekhar Ravjiani. Tony and Emmy awards winner Rob Ashford ( Frozen fame) and Shruti Merchant will choreograph it. Chopra says, “Western musical theatre and Indian films are two long lost lovers separated in time.” Benjamin adds, “DDLJwas my introduction to Indian filmmaking before I even knew who the amazing Aditya Chopra was, and the movie had such joy and heart that I fell in love with it. I was so happy to be approached to do the musical." InnovationRx: Scientists May Have Figured Out What’s Behind Long Covid The basic premise for Come FallInLove: the DDLJ Musicalremains the same as the plot of Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge. Simran, a youngIndian-Americanwoman is set to go for anarranged marriage in India but she encounters a charming man on a Europe trip and her plans seem to be falling.

Fiercely private and notoriously press-shy, Aditya Chopra is an award-winning actor, writer, and director whose credits include such popular Indian films as "Dhoom" and "Veer-Zaara." Chopra, the son of successful Bollywood producer and filmmaker Yash Chopra, began working for his father on films like "Lamhe" and "Darr." After spending several years working as an assistant director, in 1995 Chopra wrote and directed "Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge," about a couple who must overcome cultural and familial differences in order to be together, a theme in many of Chopra's films. It was an immediate critical and commercial success and won numerous awards. Chopra next worked as a writer on his father's 1997 blockbuster film, "Dil To Pagal Hai," for which he also served as producer. Preferring to direct only films he has written, he released the romantic drama "Mohabbatein" in 2000 to commercial and critical success. The film, which was nominated for numerous acting and writing awards, also helped launch his brother Uday's acting career. Chopra produced many popular films through the early 2000's, and in 2004 he wrote the screenplay for "Veer-Zaara," which became the top-grossing Bollywood film that year. In 2006, Chopra and his father built Yash Raj Studios, which has released many popular Indian and Bollywood films, including "Fanaa,""Partner," and "Dostana." In 2008 Chopra directed his third film, "Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi," a romantic comedy about a a timid office worker who is transfo...

Having already invested Rs. 1200 crore in its spectacular theatrical slate of 2021-2022, India’s biggest production house, Yash Raj Films, has decided to start a new business venture that will mark its foray into the booming Indian OTT market. The industry is abuzz with the news that Aditya Chopra has grand plans to reshape the digital content market as it stands today and is earmarking Rs. 500 crore for YRF’s OTT arm that will be called YRF Entertainment! Aditya Chopra to invest Rs. 500 crore for Yash Raj Films’ OTT arm, YRF Entertainment A trade source informs, “Aditya Chopra wants to contribute towards raising the bar of digital content production in India. He wants to match global standards of vision and storytelling with stories that are rooted in India. These scripts are being homegrown in YRF as we speak. This could be the moment that reshapes the OTT space forever. YRF has huge plans and they will roll out their strategy soon. Wait for some of the biggest announcements ever seen in the digital content space.” The informer adds, “Aditya Chopra is of the opinion that OTT has the power to showcase truly Indian stories to the world. Being the first and only true blue Indian studio, YRF wants to tell the best stories to global audiences in the most visually grand way possible. Platforms like this are now bridging the language barrier and exposing cultures and talents to the world. Aditya Chopra wants to shift a gear and really scale up the OTT space in India to match in...

In the trailer for Smriti Mundhra’s The Romantics, is a clip of Abhishek Bachchan saying, “Aditya Chopra is a rumour. He doesn’t exist.” It became a staple joke of sorts to refer to the filmmaker’s elusiveness. Perhaps that is why the makers treated Aditya Chopra’s interview almost like a flagship event, and to their credit, it gives great insight into the man behind the camera. And yet, the most surprising reveal of all is that Aditya Chopra used to be a great dancer and his dance-offs with Hrithik Roshan were seemingly legendary. While there is no video proof of this (at least not any that we have access to), it’s still a feat that the filmmaker would leave one of Bollywood’s best dancers behind. Ever since he was 11-12 years old, Aditya surrounded himself with films, frequenting theatres and even maintaining a roster of his analyses and box-office predictions. He reveals that he has always wanted to watch movies with the Indian audience to gauge how they react to films and that practice is possibly what has led to a near clairvoyance. From seeing the merit in Hum Aapke Hain Koun…! when others didn't to predicting the Indian audience’s reception to his father Yash Chopra’s Lamhe, Aditya Chopra seems to have a finger on the pulse of India. To add to his credit, both he and Shah Rukh Khan recount how the former saw the ‘romantic hero’ in the latter even when the actor didn’t (or didn’t want to) see it. Another aspect that the docuseries delves...