Salman's 'Bharat' is a remake of a South Korean film
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'Bharat', which is Salman Khan and Ali Abbas Zafar's third film together, is a remake of the South Korean film called 'Ode To My Father'. The actor-director duo had previously collaborated on 'Sultan' and 'Tiger Zinda Hai'. 'Bharat' is being produced by Salman's brother-in-law Atul Agnihotri and will be releasing on Eid next year. 'Ode To My Father' had released in 2014.
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Ali on working with Salman for the third time
Talking about the film, Ali says, "With Tiger Zinda Hai and Sultan behind me, I'm more nervous for my next one because I know the expectations and anticipations will be really, really high." "It is a very different film from my earlier ventures. We are trying to do something new with it. It's too early to talk about it," he added.
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Ali reminisces his first meeting with the superstar
It was Katrina Kaif who had introduced Ali to Salman. Ali made his directorial debut with Katrina starrer 'Mere Brother Ki Dulhan'. "My first ever meeting with him was through Katrina. We went to his house, somewhere in 2010-2011. We had a chat about life and world but not about cinema. He asked me where do I come from, what I want to do," Ali said.
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Meanwhile, Ali recently did a recce in London for 'Bharat'
Dusk #Bharat the film ,location scout , London. pic.twitter.com/zuhMD36fu0
— ali abbas zafar (@aliabbaszafar) March 13, 2018