Re-release of Ghajini

Bollywood star Aamir Khan is not only a perfectionist but also an intelligent actor. Keeping in mind the tiff between the Hindi Cinema and Multiplex owners about the sharing profits and a decision by the producers of not to release any film in the month of April, Aamir wants to use this opportunity to cash in more profit on his already super hit flick Ghajini. Producer Madhu and Aamir Khan have decided to re-release the film with 200 prints which had fetched the producer Rs. 200 crores in the first 14 days itself. But there is going to be more for the audiences then the previous Ghajini as this time around the deleted scenes would also be added in the new version. Certainly, it’s going to be a treat for all those Aamir-Asin fans.

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The film has really filled the producer’s bank accounts with huge money, whether its made in Tamil or Hindi.

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Tags: Aamir Khan, GHAJINI, Madhu

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