By Jilawatan

“The bad thing about good times is that they don’t last. But the good thing about bad times is that they don’t last either,” a morose-looking Mr. Khanna (Salman Khan) philosophises to his wife (Kareena Kapoor) at the beginning of the film and to those of us who are in the cinema hall playing Main Aur Mrs. Khanna probably because of some ominous change in planetary positions or a misconceived notion that this is some sort of a romantic comedy.

Alas, this ‘Bura Waqt’ spares no one.

By Jilawatan

Three people, each having different aspirations from life, are caught in a tangle of emotions and don’t know the way out. There’s a husband and wife with love eroding from their life. And there’s a single, happy-go-lucky dude who falls in love with the wife.

Main Aur Mrs Khanna promises an emotional roller-coaster ride into the world of these three characters. Salman Khan, Kareena Kapoor and Sohail Khan play the respective roles. Supporting roles are played by Govinda, Bappi Lahiri, Yash Tonk, Nauheed Cyrusi and Mahek Chhal.

The film is jointly produced by Ronnie Screwvala and Sohail Khan. It’s directed by Prem R Soni.

By Jilawatan

The music launch of UTV and Sohail Khan Production’s ‘Main Aurr Mrs Khanna’ was held recently at Novatel, Juhu. The film’s cast and crew, Salman Khan, Sohail Khan and Kareena Kapoor, along with Bappi Lahiri, music directors Sajid-Wajid and director Prem Soni launched the music of this much-awaited romantic comedy. The much talked about movie is all set to sizzle on screen on October 16th. The event started off with Prem Soni hosting the event followed by the screening of the songs, and interactions with the media. Kareena Kapoor dazzled in her purple dress and as usual Salman and Sohail looked at their best. Elaborating about her bond with the Khan family Kareena said that her sister Karisma has always been close to Salman. They have been family friends for years and that’s an important reason why she chose to do the film. The role is one she hasn’t done before and her character represents today’s strong thinking woman. When the script was narrated to her she knew she wanted to play the role.