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KARAn Johar’s next directorial venture is finally in place. He has decided to make a fun musical with at least 10 songs, which is a complete departure from the mood of his last offering My Name Is Khan. "In My Name Is Khan, I couldn’t have my protagonist singing on screen. Though I’m very proud of its songs, I somehow feel deprived when I don’t do full-on lip-sync songs. My next will be a full-fledged musical with the characters singing away on screen. At the moment that’s all I can tell you," said Karan.
Shah Rukh Khan and Kajol-starrer My Name Is Khan was released early this year and it was about the after-effects of 9/11 in the US. Thanks to his unscheduled break due to a sudden bout of malaria, Karan got time to ponder deeply over what he wants to direct next. "I suppose out of every setback some good is bound to happen. So yes, that elusive idea for my next film for which I had even taken time off to be in New York, but came back empty-brained, is finally locked in," he said. "I don’t think I should be talking about it so soon. But I can’t help it. Yes, after a serious film like My Name Is Khan, I am moving into the fun zone. I am doing a fun-and-frolic film. I don’t care if ‘frolic’ is too frivolous a word. That’s what I am doing in my next." Recently, Karan had Amitabh Bachchan over for dinner. Would it be correct to assume that the megastar would feature in his next directorial venture? "Amitji just came home for a conversation dinner and an evening with me and my mother. Every time I speak to him, I feel blessed. I’m very fortunate to have not just known him but also worked with him. Of course, I’d love to work with him again and with Abhishek." Karan intends to invite Shah Rukh Khan and Amitabh as solo guests on his chat show Koffee With Karan. "With them, there’s no combination that makes any sense anymore," said Karan, who is currently hosting the third season of the show. "Fortunately, I had
shot four episodes before I fell ill. So there’s a bank. I’m proud
of what I’ve shot so far. People talk about Imraan Khan-Ranbir
Kapoor and Sonam Kapoor-Deepika Padukone being rivals. On my show they
got along so well," he said. — IANS
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