Written by BollywoodHungamaNewsNetwork | Mumbai |
April 21, 2013 9:31:33 am
April 21, 2013 9:31:33 am
The last time when Akshay Kumar and Ashwini Yardi came together,the resultant was OMG Oh My God,which made the box office windows also exclaim Oh My God! Well,this time round,the duo of Akshay and Ashwini is back with a film that’s based on the life of (late) Dada Kondke,the very popular Marathi and Hindi star of the 70’s era,whose double meaning dialogues have people rolling till now!
Akshay and Ashwini have now bought the rights of the Anita Padhye’s authored book ‘Ekta Jeev’,which happens to be Dada Kondke’s biography. Talking about this,Padhye said that the film will be based on her book,(which was written in 1999) on the base of her communications with Kondke.
Further details about the film are awaited.
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First published on: 21-04-2013 at 09:31:33 am
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