Mumbai: While a lot of big budget movies like 'Kaminey' and 'Kurbaan' have come under the sway of swine flu, superstar Shah Rukh Khan seems to be all set to brave the wave for his much anticipated film 'My Name Is Khan'.
According to the latest news, SRK and the team of his next venture 'MNIK' are reportedly continuing with the shoot of the film despite the increasing swine flu scare across the nation.
A source revealed that the shooting of 'MNIK' continued to take place in Filmistan Studio, Goregaon, despite the swine flu alert. The studio was reportedly booked for Dharma Productions as the set for SRK starrer was being prepared.
However, the Maharashtra government recently announced a weeklong closure for educational institutions and public places in this metropolis to curb the spread of the H1N1 virus. But Bollywood, as of now, seems to be handling the epidemic quite bravely.
Source: spicezee
According to the latest news, SRK and the team of his next venture 'MNIK' are reportedly continuing with the shoot of the film despite the increasing swine flu scare across the nation.
A source revealed that the shooting of 'MNIK' continued to take place in Filmistan Studio, Goregaon, despite the swine flu alert. The studio was reportedly booked for Dharma Productions as the set for SRK starrer was being prepared.
However, the Maharashtra government recently announced a weeklong closure for educational institutions and public places in this metropolis to curb the spread of the H1N1 virus. But Bollywood, as of now, seems to be handling the epidemic quite bravely.
Source: spicezee
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