Harman feels Love Story 2050 has been sabotaged

Harry and Harman Baweja have been breathing fire for the last three days ever since Love Story 2050 released along with Aamir Khan's Jaane Tu... starring his nephew Imran Khan. Says a source close to Harman, "Harman has gone through a lot in the last few days but he is not shattered. He has got a thumbs up from B-Town folk who have said a star is born or that he is a lambi race ka ghoda. But Harman feels that there is a deliberate attempt to sabotage his film by running it down. Harman and Harry feel there is a gameplan at work to prove that their film is a flop."

The source adds, "Some people are even spreading a buzz that Anees Bazmee, who is directing Harman in his untitled next, produced by Sanjay Kapoor, wants him out. When Anees heard it, he called up Harman and told him, 'I have enquired with distributors the audiences have loved you and so have my kids. There is no denying that next year you will be one of the big stars. Don't worry, you have already won over the audience."

Harry Baweja says, "Our collections are improving but it's very disheartening that some people are trying to run the film down. They are purposely trying to do so but I don't know who is behind this. It's sabotage, yes the film may be okay but it's not so bad. What others are doing to damage Love Story's prospects is below the belt. the strategies they're adopting are very unfair. It's not run-of-the-mill. I think I have attempted to do something different. My film has Oscar award-winning technicians who have liked the film."

Does he think Aamir Khan is behind the sabotage? "I don't want to get into it but kuch logon ko Harman aur humse kuch pareshani hai. But I am happy with the collections. They are saying a star is born a complete hero who can emote, do action, dance and do everything that is expected from a hero. I have achieved half of what I wanted to establish my son as a star the second half will be achieved after two weeks when the audiences' verdict will come out in the BO collections."