"Those who feel 1-2 flops impact an actor don't understand business" - Imran Khan 4 Jul 2010 | 198 Views | admin
By Joginder Tuteja
I Hate Luv Storys has taken a fantastic opening at the box office, something which the entire team including Karan Johar, Imran Khan and Sonam Kapoor were quite sure of once they wrapped up the film. Now that youth is patronising the film in a big way and spreading good word of mouth, Imran is expectedly pleased. More so because after the non-performance of Kidnap and Luck, it was Karan Johar who stood besides him.
"IHLS is a cheeky take on romantic comedies" - Imran Khan 29 Jun 2010 | 257 Views | admin
By Stacey Yount - BollySpice.com
It is almost July and it seems with that comes a new Imran Khan movie! His first film, Jaane Tu Ya... Jaane Na released on July 4th, 2008, and then last year Luck released in July as well. This year it is the highly, highly, did I say highly, anticipated I Hate Luv Storys (IHLS), directed by Punit Malhotra. One of the things that fans have gotten the most excited about in I Hate Luv Storys is Imran's performance as Jay.
“Girls today are interchangeable” 28 Jun 2010 | 154 Views | admin
by Nazia Khan
Why Imran Khan made that surprising confession to Masala.com in Dubai
He plays a womaniser in ‘I Hate Luv Storys’ but in real-life Imran Khan is the sort of nice guy any girl could proudly take home to mama. His co-star Sonam Kapoor (who admits to having had a big crush on him) says so herself! Imran’s amazingly chilled out, admits to being an old-fashioned romantic and, of course, he has those movie star good looks.
‘Love is not blind’ says Imran 28 Jun 2010 | 171 Views | admin
By Sudeshna Chatterjee
Imran Khan on casual hook-ups, sex and long-term relationships
What’s your definition of love? It is hard to define. When you feel very strongly for someone and care a lot about that person; when another person’s happiness is more important to you - that is the meaning of love for me.
Inside the curious mind of Imran Khan, who is as comfortable behind the camera as talking about Formula 1 technology and hostile Andaman tribes.
Imran Khan remembers being a scrawny 11-year-old when he went to a hardware store, bought a lock and took it all apart, bit by bit, hunched over it in his bedroom. I examined the interiors, the levers and the cogs, he says. Today Imran Khan, like Rizwan in My Name Is Khan, can repair almost anything
'I've always known that I would have flops' - Imran 26 May 2010 | 288 Views | admin
Jaane Tu Ya Jaane Na made Imran Khan an overnight sensation in India. With good reason, too. Despite a small budget, Jaane Tu became 2008's biggest grosser at the box office. But then Imran tried something new. He did two action films -- Kidnap and Luck -- but neither did well at the box office. Now, he is back to the genre which first brought him fame -- the romantic comedy. He's set to star opposite Sonam Kapoor in I Hate Luv Storys, for Karan Johar's Dharma Production, directed by debutant Puneet Malhotra.
Imran spoke to Syed Firdaus Ashraf about his latest film and his career.
Romance, love and happily-ever-after are loaded words that can take on diametrically different meanings at any point of time. Last year, we had women pouring their heart out in the Romance Diaries. This year, we decided to get three men to give their version of the big story. Youth heart-throb and romantic hero, Imran Khan, who has just got engaged, gets candid about past relationships, love and a strict code of honour. Director and writer of popular romantic movies, Imtiaz Ali, scripts his version of happily-ever-after – through the lives of his most popular onscreen characters. Fashion photographer, Atul Kasbekar, talks about romancing the camera, and how no one else exists when he’s looking through a lens.
