Akshay Kumar and Kareena Kapoor steam it up in their next HOT: Kambakht has 10 smooches! Denise Richards Loved Locking Lips With Akshay Kumar
After their steamy smooch in last year's Tashan, Akshay-Kareena will be locking lips once again. According to the Mumbai Mirror, the duo has as many as 10 kisses in the forthcoming Kambakkht Ishq. While the producers have chosen to be quiet about this, it seems people who have watched the trial shows have come out surprised at the number of kisses. A source says, "The two have excellent chemistry and look very sexy on screen". When the paper contacted producer Sajid Nadiawala, he laughed it off saying, "Why do you want me to tell the whole world if there are so many kisses in the film". "Let people watch it and find out for themselves," Sajid added. Kambakkht Ishq releases across cinemas on July 3, 2009.
Recently former Bond girl Denise Richards, who will be seen with Akshay Kumar in the movie Kambakkht Ishq, said in an interview that Akshay Kumar is a good kisser. "Akshay was so down to earth and very genuine. He made me feel very comfortable, plus he's a good kisser! I can see why he's India's sexiest actor," said Richards. That got us thinking about the other hot B-towners and their Kiss-ablity! So flip and vote for the star you feel has lips that are the most kissable! Meanwhile in a separate news story, Mumbai Mirror also reported the Censor Board's concerns over the language used in the movie. The Central Board of Film Certification told the producers to tone down the language used in the movie.
The producers too have agreed to control the language and have redubbed some of the film's portions, the paper reported.
"Since the producers wanted a U/A certificate... we proposed some cuts and dubbing of dialogues, which the producers agreed to," the paper quoted Vinayak Azad, the regional officer of the Censor Board as having said.
The producers too have agreed to control the language and have redubbed some of the film's portions, the paper reported.
"Since the producers wanted a U/A certificate... we proposed some cuts and dubbing of dialogues, which the producers agreed to," the paper quoted Vinayak Azad, the regional officer of the Censor Board as having said.