Juhi Chawla expresses a desire to work again with Shah Rukh Khan

Shah Rukh and Kajol have made a comeback with "Dilwale" and, when Juhi Chawla was asked when fans could see her and Shah Rukh Khan together, her reply was that fans can certainly see the duo come together provided the right script come along. She would love to work with him again. In her words - it is about finding that script and the producer who will agree to put them together.
Tis has been reported in ibnlive.com dated 4 January 2016.

The Shah Rukh Khan - Juhi Chawla pair has have given memorable films like 'Yess Boss', 'Raju Ban Gaya Gentleman' and 'Darr' and Juhi would like to pair up again with her close friend again. They had last worked together in 2005 'Paheli' and, subsequently, have made special appearances in each other's films. They are also co-owners of the Kolkta Knight Riders, the IPL team.
Juhi Chawla is now 48 and she would also like to collaborate with another superstar Aamir Khan, with whom she made her Bollywood debut in "Qayamt Se Qayamat Tak". And, she was quick to add that she should first do a film with Salman Khan as the duo have never shared screen space. That, in her opinion, would be fun.
Juhi will be next seen in 'Chalk n Duster' where she will be co-starring with Shabana Azmi and Divya Dutta - the movie is set for release on January 15.

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Gulshan Grover has been typecast as a villain of Bollywood movies and had earned the name "Bad Man" – he played the role of villain in a number of movies of the 1980s and 1990s. However, he never worried about being slotted or typecast because he was courageous, unlike other "weak actors". He had realized early in his career that in order to succeed, one must have a recall value and must be able to stand out in a crowd.
This has been reported in ibnlive.com dated 1 August 2015.

In his opinion, actors are usually afraid to be typecast. But, if you are a good actor, strong and hardworking and have it in you, then success cannot elude you.
That is the gist of what he told the media at the music launch program of his upcoming film 'Chehre' – other stars in the film directed by Rohit Kaushik are Jackie Shroff, Manisha Koirala, Divya Dutta, Aarya Babbar among others.
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