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Shah Rukh Khan opens up about Zero’s failure, says he doesn’t feel like doing anything for next 2-3 months

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Shah Rukh Khan has said that he doesn’t feel like doing any new movies for the next two-three months, because he is still disappointed by the failure of his recent film, Zero.

Shah Rukh Khan opens up about Zero’s failure, says he doesn’t feel like doing anything for next 2-3 months

Actor Shah Rukh Khan has said that the critical and commercial failure of his recent film Zero has affected him, and he has lost the enthusiasm to move on to a new project because of it.

Shah Rukh said that this time, he will take some time off before picking his next film, unlike previous occasions, when he made the decision in two-three months. “This time, I didn’t feel like doing it. I thought, this time, I will take out time to watch films and listen to scripts and read books. My kids are also finishing their college life. Suhana is still in college, Aryan will hopefully pass his college in a year. I want to spend more time with my family,” he said in an interview to CRI Hindi in China.

He continued, “I said somewhere that I might decide in June about my next project. But I won’t even do it in June, I will only do a film when I feel like doing it from my heart. I only act when it comes from my heart, but this time I don’t feel like doing it. A lot of people are telling me stories, I’ve heard 15-20 stories, I liked 2-3 of them. But I haven’t decided yet which film to do. Because the moment I take a decision, I will have to start working on films. I will completely be engrossed in it.”

The film was selected to be screened at the recent Beijing International Film Festival, and Shah Rukh said that he wasn’t particularly enthused about showing the film there. “I said I’d come even if they don’t want to show the film, because I’ve wanted to visit for a long time,” he said. “It’s a different experience,” he continued, “because we made the film with a lot of love, but many people did not like it.”

Shah Rukh said that since the film’s release in December, he’d become detached from it. “If the audience didn’t like it, then so be it, there’s nothing that can be done,” he said.

Shah Rukh did, however, express an interest to screen his films in China, considering what a booming market it has become. “Inshallah,” he said, “we have the world’s largest and second largest populations at our disposal, so we’d want to unite them.”

Zero was produced on a reported budget of Rs 200 crore, and has made Rs 186 crore at the worldwide box office. The film is directed by Aanand L Rai, and also stars Katrina Kaif and Anushka Sharma. Shah Rukh was said to begin work on the Rakesh Sharma biopic in January, but is rumoured to have dropped out of the film. It was also reported that he intends on picking a less risky project next, perhaps Don 3.

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Where's the Saree? Disha Patani's 'Slow Motion' Outfit Sparks a Six-Yard Debate

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Some designers are not in favour of the twist that has been given to the traditional saree in the song Slow Motion from Bharat.

Actress Disha Patani has rekindled Bollywood's romance with the yellow saree through the Slow Motion song from Salman Khan's Bharat. But it has left many asking, "Where's the saree?"

In the video of the peppy number by Vishal and Shekhar featuring Nakash Aziz and Shreya Ghoshal, Disha is seen matching her dance moves with Salman Khan. The song garnered millions of views on YouTube in just 24 hours.

Her sensual yellow saree with a 'pallu' twisted like a rope and thrown over her shoulder has caught attention, with many criticising this twist to the traditional saree. Award-winning textile designer Gaurang Shah feels the essence of the saree has got completely diluted.

"Well, everyone one has a choice to reinvent, but that doesn't mean you do away with fundamental essence that made sari a beautiful attire for generations. It is a celebration of our cultural legacy and heritage. A saree is a saree. You must drape it in a manner that retains its magnificent character," Shah told IANS.

Designer Varija Bajaj called it a poor rendition in the name of reinventing ways to drape the six-yard wonder. "Designers all across are working on reinventing the classic sarees into saree gowns, lehenga sarees, sarees with jeans and some of them are extremely beautiful inventions," Bajaj told IANS.

"There is a very thin line between a beautiful innovation and a tragic disaster when it comes to designers reinventing a saree. A poor rendition not only looks distasteful, but also kills the very essence of feminism in a sari, and I guess that forms the majority chunk of such reinventions," she added.

However, ace designer Ritu Kumar feels the stylist hasn't broken "any norm" with the look.

"A saree is an unstitched garment and it is worn in different ways in different parts of the country. A saree can come in nine yards to three yards. There is no standardisation of the saree and there never has been," said Kumar, adding that there is no "traditional way or a hard and fast rule to wear a saree".

"It happens to be the most provocative and versatile garment in the world. It is somebody's choice on how you want to wear it," she added.

Textile revivalist Madhu Jain feels there should be room for innovation, but the traditional way is here to stay.

"Sarees have been reinvented for years now. However, while trends come and go, the traditional drapes will remain forever. And even there, each state has its own drape. Think of Gujarat's seedha pallu saree, Maharashtra's nauvari drape, Bengal's athpourey style, Andhra Pradesh's kappulu drape, and so on," Jain told IANS.

For many, Disha's avatar turned out to be a nostalgic trip to Raveena Tandon's iconic look from 1990's song Tip Tip Barsa Paani or Madhuri Dixit's Dhak Dhak look. And for some, it became a joke with memes about the look going viral.

One user tweeted, "Look at that sari ka pallu covering Disha, (it) is (like) the syllabus I covered during the whole year." Another posted, "This is the only sari which has naadaa instead of pallu."

There were memes showing Disha in the sari. One read, "If you ever feel useless, think of Disha's pallu in this song."

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