Nevada
(ANI):
Filmfare
Award
winner
Vidhu
Vinod
Chopra
(Munnabhai
MBBS)
is
reportedly
commuting
between
Mumbai
(India)
and
Beverly
Hills
(California,
USA)
for
making
his
debut
English
venture
Broken
Horses.
Chopra,
53,
is
reportedly
leasing
a
large
house
in
Beverly
Hills,
which
is
currently
his
second
home
because
he
is
spending
about
half
of
his
time
here.
After
his
success
in
India,
Chopra
reportedly
wants
to
reach
larger
audiences.
Action-drama
Broken
Horses,
story
of
two
brothers—one
New
York
violinist
and
another
a
hired
gun—has
blood,
horses,
gore,
guns,
gangsters,
drug
war,
and
bullets.
Expected
to
be
released
later
this
year,
it
will
be
shot
in
USA
in
New
Mexico
and
New
York
and
near
the
USA-Mexico
border,
reports
suggest.
Produced
by
Oscar
winner
Mark
Johnson
(Rain
Man);
and
written
by
Chopra,
National
Award
winner
Abhijit
Joshi
(Lage
Raho
Munna
Bhai)
and
Jason
Richman
(Swing
Vote);
it
stars
Oscar
nominated
Mickey
Rourke
(The
Wrestler).
Writing
part
of
the
film
has
reportedly
been
completed.
Wishing
Chopra
all
the
best
in
Hollywood,
Indo-American
statesman
Rajan
Zed,
in
a
statement
in
Nevada
(USA)
today,
said
that
this
increasing
talent
exchange
between
Bollywood
and
Hollywood
might
bring
East
and
West
closer.
Cinema
was
a
powerful
medium,
and
if
used
appropriately,
it
could
bring
positive
changes
in
the
world,
Zed,
who
is
chairperson
of
Indo-American
Leadership
Confederation,
added.
Chopra
has
been
reportedly
quoted
as
saying:
“Good
films
don't
happen,
you
have
to
make
them." He
reportedly
wants
to
sponsor
writing
screenplays
of
100
greatest
movies
of
India
and
launch
a
film
school
for
children.