My Dad loves Sonakshi more than me: Arjun Kapoor

Looks like Arjun Kapoor doesn’t actually need a PR. He’s a pro at ‘self-promotion’. At least that’s what one would guess after watching the making of the Radhe song from Tevar – his big ‘it’s all in the family’ production.

In the video, Arjun is seen complaining about his father Boney Kapoor and uncle Sanjay Kapoor and everybody associated with Tevar for loving his co-star Sonakshi Sinha more than him.

Arjun complains, “My father doesn’t love me. He loves Sonakshi Sinha. Even my uncle Sanjay Kapoor and director Amit Sharma love her way more than they love me. They have spent all the money on Sonakshi.”

He adds further, “I think Dad was shooting a movie in Radhe song. He wasn’t shooting Radhe, the song. He thought that is the film. I’m not in the song, so I don’t care.”

Arjun Kapoor enjoys bonding with father Boney Kapoor on 'Tevar' sets!

Actor Arjun Kapoor is known to be a reserved actor, talks frankly about his relationship with his father and filmmaker Boney Kapoor. He tells their bond got stronger on the sets of "Tevar".

Being helmed by first-time director Amit Sharma, "Tevar" is being produced by Boney and features Arjun and Sonakshi Sinha in the lead roles.

"Obviously the bond becomes stronger when you work together. It also becomes professional as we have our own opinions," Arjun said journalists in a group interview.

"I am getting time to spend with him now because I am an actor. He is my father and I love him," further added the 28-year-old who plays a kabaddi player in the movie.

Arjun, who debuted with hit movie "Ishaqzaade" and then featured in "Aurangzeb", tells his father has learned a lot about him while working with him.

"For eight days I did it and we had fun. He didn't know that I carry my food all the time and he discovered that for the first time. He has never been on the sets to see me. I have seen his work for the last 20 years, but he has never seen me working," he told.

"Last day, I gave a shot and that's the first time when my father came and gave me a compliment. He said, 'good shot' and that meant a world to me. It means a lot to me. This is something that underlines or defines my existence. So, the equation will never change, it will only get better and better."

Arjun is Boney and his first wife Mona Kapoor's son. Mona died of cancer in 2012.

The young actor, who has moved out of the family home, tells staying apart from his dad doesn't affect his relationship.

"In the relationship there has never been a drift. He was not living in front of me, so that's a change. But, the equation, love, and emotion never changed at any point. I respect his choice. I am happy as well as he is happy," told Arjun.

Boney is now wedded to actress Sridevi and they have two daughters.

In the meantime, Arjun is gearing up for his third release "Gunday", which is coming out Friday. 

Salman’s emphasis on scripting and casting of his all upcoming films!

When you have someone like Salman Khan in your film, you can’t fully call the shots. According to sources, Salman is supervising almost every department of his upcoming films, including scripting and casting.

The leading ladies of his next No Entry Mein Entry Bipasha Basu, Esha Deol, Lara Dutta and Celina Jaitley are being dropped. The actor wants Zarine Khan and Kangna Ranaut in its place.

Arbaaz Khan and Anees Bazmi also agree that Salman has a big say in the scripts for their forthcoming sequels of Dabangg and No Entry. For NEME, Salman and Anees have decided to carry forward the theme of unfaithfulness.

The director tells, “Men cheating on their wives… both Salman and I feel we can’t get away from that theme. It’s like the Superman franchise. When audiences go to see a Superman movie they expect to see Superman flying.”

Also, Salman would be the key character unlike in the previous edition.

Anees further addes, “He was a guest star in NE while Anil Kapoor and Fardeen Khan played the lead. Now in the sequel he would be the lead and the other two would’ve far less important roles.”

So, how will Anil react to his role being downscaled! Especially since the producer happens to be his brother, Boney Kapoor. Anees tells, “We need to be realistic. If Salman is in a film all other actors take a backseat.”

Salman Khan signs film No Entry Mein Entry in whooping amount 10 crores!

Salman Khan is unquestionably the flavor of the season. He is on cloud nine. With Dabangg and Ready being among the all-time smash hits of the Indian film industry, Salman’s fee has taken a high jump to a level that makes him the utmost paid actor in Bollywood.

After much controversies, Khan has signed the sequel to Anees Bazmee’s No Entry, titled No Entry Mein Entry, with Boney Kapoor for a whopping amount of Rs 8 – 10 crore.

Boney Kapoor knows Salman Khan’s increased market value after the super successes of his last two movies and did not object to the star’s higher acting fee. He seemingly paid between eight to ten crore rupees to Salman for doing No Entry Mein Entry.

According to a close source, director Anees Bazmee reveals, “I don’t know the exact amount that Salman Khan has received for No Entry Mein Entry. I am busy working on the script. But yes, Salman deserves whatever he gets.”

It’s really nice, Salman becomes the highest paid actor in Bollywood industry.