And
what
Ajay
Devgn
wants,
he
gets,
Mangat
renames
Priyadarshan
project
and
officially
calls
it
that.
Producer
Kumar
Mangat
Pathak
and
Ajay
Devgn
had
a
title
clash
for
their
next,
a
Priyadarshan
film.
On
Friday
night,
after
a
heated
discussion
between
the
two,
the
film
was
finally
christened
Garam
Hawa.
Garam
Hawa
was
apparently
Paresh
Rawal's
suggestion.
Paresh
says,
"Amongst
all
the
titles,
Garam
Hawa
had
the
strongest
impact."
Priyadarshan
says,
"Initially,
I
was
a
bit
sceptical
about
calling
it
Garam
Hawa.
My
film
has
lots
of
violence
and
action,
and
the
title
needed
to
carry
a
strong
punch.
None
but
GH
suited
it
best!" Akshaye
Khanna
echoes
the
thought.
Kumar
Mangat
informs
us
that
there
were
five
titles
in
contention.
"We
had
selected
Ardh
Satya,
Nishaad,
Man
Maani,
Garam
Hawa
and
Isshaq.
The
film
is
an
action-thriller
with
tongue-in-cheek
humor.
I
felt
people
might
connect
to
MS
Sathyu's
Garam
Hawa
and
remember
that
film.
I
liked
Man
Maani
and
Isshaq
as
the
film
revolves
around
a
love
story
upon
which
honour
killing
and
other
plots
unfold."
Ajay
Devgn
argues,
"How
many
of
this
generation
would
know
about
MS
Sathyu's
Garam
Hawa
and
relate
to
it?
Also
the
film
is
not
a
love
story
but
around
the
honor
killing
in
a
village
and
the
two
guys,
an
army
and
CBI
officer
who
come
to
investigate
it,
so
Isshaq
would
give
it
a
different
connotation.
It's
an
action-thriller.
Make
an
impact
'Man
Maani' sounds
too
frivolous
and
would
give
the
impression
of
being
another
emotional
comedy.
I
thought
with
the
right
kind
of
action
and
visuals,
Akshaye
and
I
with
guns
would
make
a
tremendous
impact
with
the
title
of
Garam
Hawa.
In
fact,
we
could
even
have
a
song
in
the
film
based
around
it."
Akshaye,
Paresh
and
Priyan
silently
supported
Ajay
until
Mangat
reluctantly
conceded
defeat.
Story first published: Monday, February 8, 2010, 10:45 [IST]