New
Delhi
(UNI):
After
Aamir
Khan-starrer
Fanaa,
it
is
now
the
turn
of
the
Rakesh
Roshan
camp
to
weave
magic
at
the
turnstile
which
is
bringing
for
viewers
its
latest
sci-fi
enterprise
Krrish,
the
sequel
to
Koi
Mil
Gaya,
which
stars
Hrithik
Roshan
and
Priyanka
Chopra
in
the
lead
roles.
The
film,
produced
at
a
cost
of
Rs
50
crore,
is
one
of
the
most
expensive
ventures
in
the
history
of
Indian
cinema
and
is
packed
with
some
breathtaking
action
sequences
and
astonishing
special
effects.
A
blend
of
Western
technology
and
an
Eastern
medley
of
music,
dance,
and
emotions,
Krrish
has
been
given
a
U
certificate
and
it
will
open
in
theatres
worldwide
on
June
23,
according
to
Censor
Board
of
Film
Certification
sources.
Priyanka
is
essaying
the
role
of
a
television
reporter
and
according
to
the
film's
producer
and
director
Rakesh
Roshan
the
day
he
saw
Priyanka
in
Yash
Johar's
funeral
procession,
he
decided
to
cast
her
in
Krrish.
He
said
the
title
character
played
by
Hrithik
Roshan
in
the
film
is
not
like
that
of
Spiderman,
Superman
or
Batman
but
he
is
an
ordinary
boy
who
has
been
endowed
with
some
super
powers.
A
few
weeks
ago,
the
sources
were
apprehending
a
tussle
between
the
film
and
the
Censor
Board
because
in
some
parts
of
the
flick
some
animals
have
been
used
and
then
it
was
being
believed
that
Indian
Animal
Welfare
Board
would
object
to
the
usage
of
animals
during
the
shooting
of
the
film
and
might
create
barriers
in
its
release.
The
sources
said
Rakesh
Roshan
specifically
wanted
to
show
some
footages
in
the
film
featuring
animals,
but
he
knew
doing
so
would
invite
trouble
in
India
so
he
went
to
Singapore
and
canned
most
of
the
fare
there
because
the
Animal
Board
there
gives
permission
to
shoot
scenes
involving
animals.
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