Contrary
to
the
recent
news
reports
of
Ajay
Devgn"s
Atithi
Tum
Kab
Jaaoge?
being
inspired
by
the
Hollywood
flick
License
To
Wed,
the
film
is
neither
a
remake
of
any
Indian
or
International
film
but
is
actually
based
on
'Tum
Kab
Jaaoge
Atithi",
a
short
story
penned
by
noted
satirist
Late
Sharad
Joshi
for
which
the
rights
have
been
purchased.
Amita
Mangat,
producer
of
Atithi
Tum
Kab
Jaaoge?
refutes
the
allegation,
"We
haven"t
yet
revealed
any
First
Look
or
Poster
of
the
film,
but
only
a
working
still
of
the
film.
It
may
look
similar
to
the
poster
of
a
Hollywood
film
but
beyond
that,
there
aren't
any
other
similarities."
“What
interested
us
most
was
the
originality
of
the
script.
Based
on
a
short
story
by
Sharad
Joshi,
it
is
a
refreshing
and
humorous
take
on
something
we
have
always
faced
in
our
lives
–
a
guest
that
never
leaves!" says
Denzil
Dias,
Deputy
Managing
Director
(Theatrical),
Warner
Bros.
Picture
India.
Atithi
Tum
Kab
Jaaoge?
is
the
story
about
an
unwanted
guest
who
enters
the
household
of
a
married
couple
and
lives
for
a
long
duration
by
continuously
extending
his
stay.
So
much
so,
that
the
couple
is
exasperated
and
starts
praying
for
his
exit.
While
Ajay
Devgn
and
Konkona
Sen
play
the
part
of
a
married
couple,
Paresh
Rawal
is
the
uninvited
guest.
The
film
is
produced
by
Warner
Bros.
Pictures
India
and
Amita
Pathak
under
her
banner
Wide
Frame
Films
and
is
directed
by
Ashwni
Dhir.
The
Music
for
the
film
will
be
composed
by
Pritam
with
choreography
by
Raju
Khan,
while
the
lyrics
have
been
penned
by
Irshad
Kamil.
The
screenplay
for
the
film
is
by
Robin
Bhatt,
Ashwni
Dhir
&
Tushar
Hiranandani,
and
the
film
is
edited
by
Dharmendra
Sharma.
The
Cinematographer
of
the
film
is
Aseem
Bajaj,
Sound
recordist
Shubhash
Sahu
while
production
designs
will
be
by
Sabu
Cyril.
To
be
shot
over
50
days
at
Yashraj
Studios
and
other
locales
in
Mumbai,
the
film
is
slated
to
release
on
26th
February
2010.