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Marigold
- An Adventure in India
'Marigold' is not only a woman's name, it is also an edible!
flower (calendula officinalis).
In India, Marigold is called the 'Gainda flower'.
Because of its bright yellow
colour, the flower Marigold/Gainda is widely used as a natural dye during the
spectacular
Holi festival, the flowers are also used at weddings and other festivities. |
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"The first Hindi
film to be made by a US director" |
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big-screen-movie |
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romance/musical/comedy |
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105 minutes
(English version, with main songs, originally scheduled to be
produced first)
150 minutes (Hindi version, with all songs, in November 2002 cancelled) |
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| PRODUCTION |
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India/US |
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Becker
Films International (Australia)
Indian-American co-produktion, Hyperion Pictures India/USA (at
start of project) |
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producer |
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Charles
Salmon, Willard Carroll, Tom Wilhite
Richard Becker, Reiko Bradley, Susan B. Landau
Sandeep
Shah, Sandy Entertainment India
India:
Sidharth Jain (Vice-President, Hyperion Pictures India) (at
start of project)
USA: Tom Wilhite (Hyperion Studios, California, USA) (at
start of project) |
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Willard
Carroll (Siddharth Jain is mentioned in 2005) |
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MUSIC:
three composers: Shankar Mahadevan, Loy Mendonsa, Ehsaan Noorani
(Hindi-songs)
Hollywood composer David Newman (general filmmusic),
LYRICS: Javed Akhtar (lyrics of Hindi-songs), Shari Watson (English),
SINGERS:
seven songs scheduled, in Hindi and English
TITLES:
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Castello
Lopes (Portugal), Nu Metro Productions (South Africa) |
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Mumbai,
Goa, Agra and Rajasthan, India
London, United Kingdom (unconfirmed)
Los Angeles, USA
(unconfirmed) |
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Willard
Carroll |
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Salman
Khan (Prem, Bollywood-choreographer & Rajasthan prince)
Alison (Marigold)
? (friend Marigold leaves behind in Los Angeles)
Shilpa Shetty |
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| SUMMARY |
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A
spoilt and arrogant - but pretty unsuccessful - Hollywood actress
comes to India to shoot a run-of-the-mill Western. At the last
moment, however, the shooting is cancelled and our blase star
has no money for her flight back to Hollywood. She gets to know
a Bollywood dance tutor (Khan), who lands her a part in the movie
Pyar Bina Kya Zindagi. As in all Bollywood movies, there
is plenty of dancing to be done. But alas, our heroine is no Ginger
Rogers, and she needs someone to teach her the art of Indian dance.
Fancy that - she already knows one! And as the two work on their
dance routines, their close physical contact brings them together
personally.
The second half of the movie is more concerned with social issues
than with the Bollywood glitterati.
Marigold and her friend travel to his family in Rajasthan,
where
she meets his large circle of friends and his very traditionally
minded parents. Prem had not told Marigold that he is a prince
of a royal family...
Clearly there are some cultural barriers to be
taken before our couple can dance into the sunset together - or
maybe not... |
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Kabir is
starring as Prem's father, a maharaja, a wealthy and traditionally
minded patriarch, head of a royal family, in Rajasthan.
(Kabir-Bedi.com exclusive! from
June 10, 2003)
PLEASE NOTE:
KABIR NO MORE INVOLVED IN THIS MOVIE! |
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March
12, 2003 "I
feel more connected with Bollywood now." rediff.com, Kabir
Bedi interview, with a picture of Kabir |
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PRODUCTION
• March 2, 2005 Salman’s 'Marigold' hasn’t
wilted
• March 1, 2005 'Lucky' year ahead for Salman!
• March 1, 2005 Marigold
finally takes off sify
• March 1, 2005 Marigold
finally takes off indiafm
• January 10, 2005 Is
Salman Khan's Marigold happening?
• January 6, 2005 Salman too towards Hollywood
• October 16, 2004 Jewellery maker has designs on Salman
Khan
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September 8, 2004 Bollywood
Boom in Hollywood
• August 10, 2004 Preity
Zinta is not interested in Hollywood
• August 8, 2004 Times
have changed, not me: Salman Khan
• July 21. 2004 Salman
to leave for US
• July 11, 2004 Marigold:
Shooting to commence from next month
• July 6, 2004 Salman
Khan can crack Hollywood!
• June 23, 2004 Shilpa banking on Khamosh
• June 11, 2004 Salman
takes his love on sets
• April 5, 2004 Alison
paired with Salman
• April 2, 2004 Ali Larter opposite Salman in Marigold
• April 2, 2004 Ali
Larter is Salman's heroine in Marigold
• March 30, 2004 Latest info on Marigold
• March 27, 2004 Salman's 'firang' girlfriend
• March 19, 2004 Salman's new girl
• November 17, 2003 Cheers
- the globalisation of the Indian film industry
• October 20, 2003 Timeasia
Magazine
• October 19, 2003 Salman’s
Marigold all set to take off
• October 13, 2003 Marigold enters into distribution deal
with Aussie conglomerate!
• October 10, 2003 Marigold
flowers at Becker
• October 4, 2003 Salman's Marigold confirmed
• October 3, 2003 Salman
as dance director in Marigold
• October 2, 2003 Marigold to take off
• October 2, 2003 Marigold time nearing for Salman
• October 1, 2003 Marigold
flowers at Becker
• June 26, 2003 Salman
hot in gossip circle
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June 12, 2003 Salman
a mix of real, unreal?
• March 2, 2003 Indian
cine talent dazzles on global map
• February 28, 2003 Salman still has Marigold under his belt
• February 7, 2003 Kareena to star in Marigold?
• December 2, 2002 Farah
rejects Marigold
• November 18, 2002 A
hybrid genre in the pipeline article about cross-over films
• November, 13 2002 Hollywood
director stands by Salman
• November 10, 2002 Salman
is still doing Marigold
• November 8, 2002 Hindi version of Marigold dumped!
• October 28, 2002 Salman
has 'spark', still doing Marigold: Director
• September 30, 2002 ...but
you fall in love for only one reason - Salman Khan
• September 1, 2002 Way
to go, Salman Sunday Times, South Africa
• August 30, 2002 Salman
Khan to star in U.S. musical 'Marigold'
• August 26, 2002 The
real deal on Salman's Hollywood film
• August 15, 2002 Watch out, Hollywood comes to Bollywood!
• August 14, 2002 new project 'Marigold' announced today
• [no date] Marigold: An Adventure in India
• [no date] Salman's Hollywood co-star
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[no date]
Marigold
still with Salman
STARS
• Salman Khan: 'I rise above deceit every time I'm betrayed'
• Salman
Khan - Le rebelle s'est assagi
• Why Salman got his navel pierced?
• Salman Khan: Life is beautiful
• If you love someone, set that person free, says Salman
Khan
• When Salman obliged his Pakistani fans!
• Court allows Salman to go abroad for shooting of film
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Hearing
on govt's appeal in Salman's hit and run case on June 9, 2004
• Salman
trial deferred to March 5, 2004
• Bollywood star charged over death
• Charges against Salman Khan to be framed October 6, 2003
• Salman exempted from appearance in trial court
• Crash
haunts Bollywood star
• Bollywood
star Salman Khan charged over death
• Why
was Salman let off?
• More
turnout against Salman Khan
• Salman
Khan biography at indiaxroads.com
• Salman
Khan at imdb.com |
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| INFORMATION -
QUICK BITS |
• Marigold is not only
a woman's name, it is also an edible! flower (calendula
officinalis).
In India, marigold is called the 'Gainda flower'.
Because of its bright yellow colour, the flower Marigold/Gainda is widely
used as a natural dye during the spectacular Holi festival, the flowers are also
used
at
weddings
and
other
festivities.
• The marigold flower was also used to remember the dead by the Aztecs
and to help guide the spirits of the dead back to earth.
• Marigold is being promoted as "the first Hindi
film to be made by a US director".
• Marigold is primarily
a Hollywood production targeted at the American/international
market.
• The Marigold project was first announced on August
14, 2002 by film industry paper Variety.
• Salman Khan's contribution to the American scenario was helpful for a
better understanding of Indian family life and culture.
• Hyperion, a US production company, has been around for 18 years and has
until a few years ago mainly made animation.
• Its Indian subsidiary Hyperion Pictures India was set up to produce multicultural
films and TV.
• The budget for the movie is 10 million dollars (more than 9.2 million
euros), according to Variety and keralaonline. (2003)
• In another departure from Bollywood tradition, the music was written
not by two composers but three.
• Delhi-based jewellery designer Punita
Trikha created the jewellery for Marigold. |
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| INFORMATION -
GENERAL INFORMATION |
• 'Marigold' is the
name of the heroine in the movie.
• 'Prem' (Salman Khan) is a man with a big secret
- unknown to Marigold, he is the prince of a royal family
in Rajasthan - and Kabir Bedi stars as the patriarch!
• Speaking about the storyline, director Willard Carroll said it encompasses
the "seven phases of love," all expressed through songs and dance routines: hub -
attraction, uns - infatuation, ishq - love, aquidat -
devotion, ibaadat - respect, junoon - obsession, maut -
death. [ see also section A - Z ] |
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PEOPLE |
• Marigold will be
the Hollywood debut of popular Indian star Salman
Khan.
• Nitin Desai,
of Lagaan and Devdas fame, will be responsible for the
art design.
•
Farah Khan,
a successful choreographer/director with a long Bollywood
and international career, had promised to do the choreography
for Marigold
but had to turn the project down as she was committed to
work as a first-time director on Kabir’s new
film
MAIN
HOON NA which went on to become a world success
in 2004.
• Indian film star Preity Zinta (see Kabir’s film THE
HERO) was approached for the second female lead role but turned
it down because of other commitments.
• According to rumours in 2002, Britney Spears was being
considered for the lead role, alongside Gwyneth Paltrow and Jennifer
Love Hewitt.
• Willard Carroll, an American producer, scriptwriter
and director, became known especially through his work on the 1998 film Playing
By Heart, where he was director. The film featured Gillian Anderson (of X-Files
fame), Sean Connery and Angelina Jolie.
• Willard
Carroll also appears in the 2001 TV film Memories of
Oz.
• A Hyperion Pictures spokesman said about Salman Khan that
he is liked by many non-Indians and can easily be casted alongside foreign actresses.
• Willard Carroll wrote a script made to measure for Salman
Khan. Carroll visited a Pentamedia animation conference
in Chennai (Madras) and saw the blockbuster Chori Chori Chupke Chupke. Bitten
by the Bollywood bug, Carroll loved the wedding scene with dances by Salman
Khan as Raj Malhotra. He then saw more than 100 Bollywood DVDs and resolved
to make a movie with Salman Khan.
• Salman Khan, born on December 27, 1965, starred also
in Kabir's movie
KURBAAN(1991).
• Actors Arbaaz Khan (has a starring role in Kabir's epic TAJ
MAHAL.AN ETERNAL LOVE STORY) and
Sohail
Khan
are Salman
Khan's brothers.
• Salman Khan received the Filmfare Award 'Best Supporting
Actor' for
his role in the mega-hit Kuch Kuch Hota Hai (1999).
• Alison Larter is eleven years younger than Salman
Khan- she was born in 1976
in New Jersey, USA.
• Alison Larter started her career
in
Hollywood with the MTV production 'Varsity Blues', starred alongside Melissa
Joan Hart
in the
teen
movie
'Drive
Me Crazy'
and later filmed two horror movies.
• Alison Larter starred in the American horror movie Final
Destination
which grossed 200 million US dollars at the box office and she also appeared
in part 2. |
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PRODUCTION DIARY |
»August 15,
2002 - Industry magazine Variety announces Marigold
and says Salman Khan is to play the leading male part.
Sidharth Jain, vice president of the new Indian production
company, says Marigold will be a truly 50:50 co-production
between India and the US. He says the movie will reflect
what both countries are best at in making films.
»Autumn 2002 – Shooting is to begin
in February 2003 and last 11 weeks.
»August 26, 2002 – According to
an interview with the three composers, Marigold will be made
in an English and a Hindi version. The English version is to
be made first. In both versions, Marigold, the American heroine,
will speak almost only English. The actress playing her is to
be announced in four weeks. There is still no word on who will
write the English song texts. The composer triumvirate is to
complete the Hindi songs by February 2003. The job isn’t
easy: the composers argue that Hindi texts set to Western music
sound silly, while the reverse is just plain ridiculous. They
are also calling for new singers to be recruited.
»August 27, 2002 – According to
galatta.com, the film is to be premiered in February 2003.
»September 1, 2002 – South Africa’s
Sunday Times says in a short story about Salman Khan that the
search for someone to play the heroine of Marigold is still on.
»September 2, 2002 - The
movie is in pre-production stage. Actual filming still has to
begin... Kabir will
work on it from December 2002/January 2003 onwards.
»Late September 2002 - Salman Khan says
in an interview he has joined in the work on the screenplay for
nine months and many of his ideas have been used. Khan says making
a musical has always been one of his ambitions.
»September 28 2002 - Salman Khan is arrested
after a hit-and-run accident. Driving at night and at high speed,
he loses control over his Toyota Land Cruiser and runs into a
group of people sleeping in the street near a Bombay bakery.
One dies and four are injured. Khan is made to take a breathalyzer
test but is later released on bail. This is not his first brush
with the law – among other incidents, he allegedly shot
and killed an endangered animal in a national park during filming
in Rajasthan. He also made headlines for his alleged ill treatment
of his partner and star Aishwarya Rai on a film set. In Bombay,
there are public burnings of his movie posters in the autumn
of 2002. Chances are a new lead actor will need to be found.
»September
30, 2002 - Salman Khan about Marigold: "I
think Willard Carroll will be able to portray India and Asian
culture
the way it should be portrayed."
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Early/Mid-October
2002 - Salman Khan
is banned from travelling abroad and to some parts of India.
He is alleged to have been driving without a licence and under
the influence of alcohol. Salman is summoned to appear in court
on October 7.
»Late October 2002 - Kabir says
there have been no changes to the cast…
»Mid-October 2002 – Director Willard
Carroll travels to India to discuss the situation. Siddharth
Jain says Salman Khan is still to play in the movie, and denies
rumours he is being replaced by Shah Rukh Khan.
»November 10, 2002 - Carroll meets Salman
Khan upon his release and says in an interview that Salman himself
has offered to withdraw from the movie if his arrest should compromise
the project. Carroll also says he has met with Aamir Khan, Shah
Rukh Khan and Vivek Oberoi to discuss future movie projects.
For the first time in his life, Carroll is to visit Rajasthan
to look for likely sets. He intends to hire further Indian actors
for the secondary parts. He also says the planned Hindi version
of Marigold is now off, and the search for an actress to play
the heroine is continuing.
Shooting for the English-only Marigold is now to begin in March 2003.
»November 13, 2002 - apunkachoice.com
also reports that Carroll sees no reason to replace Salman Khan
because of the recent events.
»January 12, 2003 – Salman Khan’s
role in the Indo-American movie Marigold is a boost not only
to Hollywood-Bollywood reations but also to Khan’s own
career, despite his troubled private life. He is in talks about
several new films, including a remake of the Guru Dutt classic
Sahib Bibi Aur Ghulam, a film entitled Bagbaan and another, with
the working title of Lucky (to be filmed on location in Russia),
which his brother Sohail Khan is going to produce.
»February
7, 2003 - Vice-president Siddharth Jain, Hyperion Films,
will not reveal the name of the female lead in Marigold. He says,
that director Carroll will announce the cast on February 10,
2003 in Mumbai. Apparently, Hyperion is in talks with Kareena
Kapoor for the lead role.
The filmmakers are currently also talking to Hollywood stars
like Sandra Bullock and Ashley Judd for the part.
»February
24, 2003 - After many weeks
of rumours, it looks as if Shah Rukh Khan will substitute for
Salman Khan in the lead role after all, but there is still no
confirmation from the producers. Salman Khan himself has paved
the way for his replacement by saying he cannot guarantee that
he will be able to meet the tight shooting schedule because of
his court case.
»February
28, 2003 - apunkachoice.com reports today that
Salman Khan will play the lead - as planned. According to Siddharth
Jain, Salman Khan has allotted 90 days to shoot the movie in
the forthcoming months and also, he will be available exclusively
for Marigold during that time.
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March
2, 2003 - In an article about successful
international film stars, Salman Khan is again named in connection
with Marigold. Shooting is said to start soon.
»March 12, 2003 - Kabir mentions
his film Marigold - still with Salman Khan - in a Bombay-datelined
interview
with rediff.com reporter Syed Firdaus Ashraf.
»June 10,
2003 - Exclusively for his Official Homepage, Kabir confirms
his role in Marigold to be 'Prem's father, a
maharaja, a wealthy and traditionally
minded patriarch, head of a royal family, in Rajasthan'.
»June 12, 2003 - Salman Khan is in Los
Angeles on June 7, 2003 to participate in the 'Megastar Mania
Show'. In an interview to The Times of India, he
mentions Marigold to be his Hollywood debut movie and he also
talks about
his controversial decision, being a Muslim himself, to portray
the Hindu god Rama in a forthcoming movie.
»June 20, 2003 - Componist trio Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy
have composed two songs for the movie.
»June 26, 2003 - Indiainfo.com reports that Salman
Khan will commence shooting for Marigold and filming is scheduled
to continue six to nine weeks.
»September 25, 2003 - Casting for the female lead
and the boyfriend she leaves behind in Los Angeles is under way
in the US, according to a variety.com report from today. Marigold
will be pitched at the forthcoming MIFED movie
market in Milan, Italy, (November 9-13, 2003) as the first real
'Hollywood meets Bollywood' movie. Filming
still has to start - newly scheduled to start in January 2004
on location in Mumbai, with a couple of days shooting in Los
Angeles.
»October 1, 2003 - Financial difficulties are
over: Hyperion will now make Marigold in a joint venture with
Australian firm Becker
Films International.
In a press release of today,
Reiko Bradley, president of Becker Films International,
is enthousiastic
about Marigold: "I fell madly in love - appropriately enough
- with Willard's fresh take on the romantic comedy genre. I
believe that everyone will be charmed by this hilarious and
hip fish-out-of-water story, while being completely dazzled
by the colorful Bollywood-style dance sequences."
Siddharth Jain (Hyperion Pictures) adds, "the Indian movie
industry sees Marigold as the opportunity to present a positive
view
of Bollywood to the West."
Nitin Desai,
of Lagaan and Devdas fame, will be responsible for the art design.
Still no actress announced to play the female lead.
Filming is scheduled to start early 2004. Seven
songs have been composed, lyrics by 'Los Angeles pop-icon' Shari
Watson (Truth Hurts), her cross-cultural mix 'Addictive' was
a mega dance hit in 2002.
»October 3, 2003 - Indiainfo.com reports that
filming will start in January 2004.
»October 13, 2003 - Producers Hyperion
Pictures have entered a deal with Becker Entertainment, an Australian
media company, to distribute the film.
»October 20, 2003 - Marigold is mentioned
in a press article called 'Bollyboom!' in the current issue
of Timeasia
Magazine Special. "With superstar
Aishwarya Rai leading the way, an increasingly sophisticated
Bollywood reinvents itself" -
many good pictures of Indian movie stars - excellent information
about the Bollywood industry
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[with many thanks to Barbara (Germany)!]
Quote: "...and winter should see production begin on Marigold, a story of
an
American
B-movie actress stranded in India."
»November 9-13, 2003 - Becker Films International
pitches Marigold at the MIFED in Milan, Italy.
The film is still listed as in 'pre-production'.
»March 17, 2004 - Marigold's leading lady will be Hollywood
actress Alison Larter (of Final Destination fame). Shooting of the delayed movie
will now start in June 2004. Locations will include Northern India and London,
Britain. Writer-director Carroll says about Ali Larter: "Ali has brought a fresh
approach to all her roles, and she's fearless about the challenges of singing,
dancing, physical comedy. And 10 weeks in India during the summer!"
»March 30, 2004 - Since November 2003, Marigold is also
mentioned
as
'Marigold - An Adventure in India'. Sandeep Shah of Sandy Entertainment India,
co-produces
the movie - in addition to other international financial deals.
»April 2, 2004 - Alison Larter will begin shooting for
Marigold in June. She is currently still working for the Hollywood movie 'A Lot
Like Love', distribution by Walt Disney Productions.
»April 5, 2004 - Again, Yahoo reports that Alison has
signed on for the lead in Marigold.
»June 11, 2004 - Talking to mid-day.com, Salman Khan's
brother
and producer Sohail
mentions the Marigold project. According to him, the film will go on the floor
in
August
2004.
»June 23, 2004 - Actress Shilpa Shetty will also star
in
Marigold,
she mentions
the film for the first time in an interview with Naresh Kumar from Smash Hits.
»July 11, 2004 - Salman Khan announces that the shooting
for Marigold will start in August 2004, the locations have been finalised. Marigold
will be filmed in London, different locations in Rajasthan, Mumbai, Goa and the
US.
»July 21, 2004 - Salman Khan will soon leave for the US
to film scenes for the Hollywood project Marigold.
»August 8, 2004 - Lead star Salman Khan revealed in an
interview
with
UNI
at
the
audio
launch
of
his forthcoming film, Atul
Agnihotri's
Dil
Ne Jisse Apna Kahaa,
in Mumbai that Marigold has been delayed.
»August 10, 2004 - Actress Preity Zinta denies the rumor
that she turned down a leading part in Marigold last year - "because she was
supposed
to play second fiddle to Britney Spears".
»September 8, 2004 - Planetbollywood.com mentions Marigold
as "upcoming musical" in an article on Bollywood's impact on Hollywood.
»October 16, 2004 - Delhi-based jewellery designer Punita
Trikha has created "about 150 pieces of crystal and glass bead jewellery for
Marigold,", as she told IANS. Trikha added that "Marigold is happening
in
Jaipur and it's one 45-day long schedule without any breaks."
Trikha trained under Marie Louise in Paris and has made more than 1,000 pieces
of jewellery, without any helpers. She has also designed the jewellery for Janasheen,
her first assignment in Bollywood and has worked for Yash Chopra's projects as
well. Trikha's flagship store is in Delhi's Greater Kailash-I market.
»January 6, 2005 - Smashits reports today that "Marigold
will resume shooting very soon". Salman Khan said, he has no idea about the other
cast. "Producer of the movie is Siddharth Jain and he has completed his script."
»January 10, 2005 - "...the wait is finally over
and the film's shooting will begin in February. The shooting will wrap up by
April and the film should be released by mid 2005.", Bollyvista reports today.
»March 1, 2005 -
Filming for Marigold will start in the third week of March 2005 (from March 14,
2005), as trade analyst Taran Adarsh reports today.
The
movie will be shot in a start-to-finish schedule in India (Mumbai, Goa and
Rajasthan).
The
actors
will undergo script rehearsals before the shooting session. The movie,
a Hollywood project,
will
be made in English language. The project is said to be backed by an Indian investor.
»March 2, 2005 -
Boxofficeprophets mentions a "limited release" and "Fall/Winter
2005" as the release
date.
»March 24, 2005 - Kabir informs
kabir-bedi.com today after the successful world premiere of his musical THE
FAR PAVILIONS that he will probably not be available for this movie
project any more.
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March 27, 2005 - Filming starts in
Rajasthan - without Kabir -,
however, only one day earlier, main star Salman Khan delivers a riveting performance
on
March
26
at the Zee Cine Awards in London, in front of an audience of about
9.000
fans.
»April 14, 2005 - Kabir is
no more involved in this movie.
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