Shah Rukh Khan "shaken" after zero failure, says author of Rakesh Sharma Biopic

The writer Anjum Rajabali says that Shah Rukh Khan gave up the biopic of astronaut Rakesh Sharma Saare Jahan Se Achha while he was shaken by the failure of Zero . It has been reported that Shah Rukh was skeptical of venturing into another film about space after Zero whose character had traveled to Mars for love and so had left Saare Jahan Se Achha . At a round table at FICCI Frames, Anjum however stated that the angle of the space was not the reason why the superstar had left the film. "If you ask me, there is a problem with the script (from Zero ). Himanshu (the writer Himanshu Sharma) is a very talented person, but things sometimes go wrong", did he declare.

"I do not think he said no to Saare Jahan Shatcha because of space.I think he's also pretty shaken, he was misleading a lot on that, "said Anjum in moderating a group discussion" Writers: The Creative Power of the New Wave of Indian Cinema ".

Anjum asked about Saare Jahan Se Achha to " dukhti rag pe haath rakhna " raw nerve), but made an observation about how often officials blame everything else except the scenario when a movie fails. "All this practice and culture of autopsy, consisting of badyzing what went wrong, was not really understood." there are instinctive reactions rather than answers, even from decision makers, "he said.

"Oh, maybe it's because of the space and so we put two in half Oh, that's because the weather was not good , no one wants to see a star in the role of a disabled person.There could also be a problem with the script's DNA, "Anjum said.

Anjum, who wrote films such as Ghulam The Legend of Bhagat Singh and Raajneeti stated that a writer should also be involved in this " honest introspection to be able to determine where things went wrong ".

"Most of the time, a movie does not connect Although the idea is good, the director is talented and the stars are attractive, it is because the scenario went wrong. It's where we need to invest, "he said.

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