Aftab Shivdasani's wish for Aao Wish Karein has come
true.
This being his first movie as a producer, the actor wanted everything to be perfect. So, when the movie made under the banner of Mumbai Mantra and Rising Sun Entertainment was completed they wanted someone special to do the voice over. Aftab and director Glenn Baretto wanted Shah Rukh Khan to do the needful. Though they were hesitant whether King Khan would accept their request, they were in for a big surprise. "I went on the sets of My Name is Khan, and requested him that this being my first film, I would want him to do a voice over. He agreed immediately. For me that was such a honour," says Aftab. Director Baretto believes that SRK's voice has made a huge difference to the movie. "People don't need to see him to recognise his voice. It's right at the beginning of the movie and will hold the audiences' attention," he adds.
The movie that is about a 12-year-old boy who makes a wish to grow-up overnight, will hit the theatres on November 13. Aftab, who besides playing the lead and producing the film, has also co-written the story, says, "I have been living with the character for two years. Of course, doing three things at a time on one project is difficult, but I had a great team to support me."
Aamna Sharif and Aftab Shivdasani in a still from the movie |
This being his first movie as a producer, the actor wanted everything to be perfect. So, when the movie made under the banner of Mumbai Mantra and Rising Sun Entertainment was completed they wanted someone special to do the voice over. Aftab and director Glenn Baretto wanted Shah Rukh Khan to do the needful. Though they were hesitant whether King Khan would accept their request, they were in for a big surprise. "I went on the sets of My Name is Khan, and requested him that this being my first film, I would want him to do a voice over. He agreed immediately. For me that was such a honour," says Aftab. Director Baretto believes that SRK's voice has made a huge difference to the movie. "People don't need to see him to recognise his voice. It's right at the beginning of the movie and will hold the audiences' attention," he adds.
The movie that is about a 12-year-old boy who makes a wish to grow-up overnight, will hit the theatres on November 13. Aftab, who besides playing the lead and producing the film, has also co-written the story, says, "I have been living with the character for two years. Of course, doing three things at a time on one project is difficult, but I had a great team to support me."
Source: TimesofIndia
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