February 23rd, 2008 by admin

More than two decades after the original, Michael Douglas made another following his 1984 film Romancing the Stone. The first, 1985’s Jewel of the Nile was a movie quite low, but the new suite with the name of Racing The monsoon is a function of Douglas’ Oscar-winning Welsh Ms. Catherine Zeta-Jones and Bourne Identity star Matt Damon, it it promises to be much better. Douglas and Zeta-Jones is given to India for the following film in Mumbai, Calcutta and Jaisalmer and the film promises for a real added value to the already flourishing Indian film industry. It is estimated that Racing the Monsoon is an Action-Adventure film that tells the story of a Diamond Heist, on board an Indian train. The film shows the first part of Hollywood-Bollywood co-production to date.

Ms. Zeta-Jones said she was delighted to shoot films and spending some time in India, she said: “I welcome India will. Michael and I developed a script that are in India . We will take our children and each of us is coming, the camp of India and shoot a film. “Douglas also said he was happy to go to India, says he closely study of Indian culture. He said: “India is a big impact in the United States, either culture, design, fashion or films, which was fury and around the world. I listened very carefully and study of Indian culture, and I’m fascinated by it. ”

Michael Douglas’ own production company, training, education and training film, and Indian production house percept Picture Company (PPC), the co-Run Shailendra Singh - a friend of Douglas, is the funding of 30 £ million film. Ms. Singh said: “Michael, a friend took us, partners, and we agreed to it. Percept is the cost of the part of the Indian production. “Michael said he was pleased with the cooperation with the percept Picture Company, he said:” If the subject is ripe for films, has shown the interest perceptual . As I was looking for partners in India to make films here, I’m happy things has been developed. ”

Ms. Singh is of the opinion that the Racing The monsoon in India is a positive impact on the Indian film industry as a whole. She said: “With more films as The Racing comes monsoon in India, imagine the kind of exposure, interaction and employment that are generated for technicians and Indian artists.”