Producer Harish Shah, who made films like ‘Mere Jeevan Saathi’ (1972), ‘Kala Sona’ (1975), ‘Ram Tere Kitne Nam’ (1985) and ‘Jaal: The Trap’ (2003), is now all set to produce a film after a decade. It is a comedy film, tentatively titled 'Kya Masti Kya Dhoom' and will be helmed by Chandrakant Singh.
There is a buzz around that he has approached Rakesh Roshan to act in the film. The veteran actor has been part of many comedy films like 'Khatta Meetha', 'Khubsoorat', and 'Shriman Shrimati'. Harish Shah has earlier worked with Roshan senior in the Shyam Ramsay directed 1981 film 'Hotel'.
Rakesh Roshan was last seen onscreen in a special appearance in 'Koi... Mil Gaya' (2003).
A source said, "Although Shah was not making movies, he has maintained a good rapport with all the actors he worked with. He was recently taken ill and now that he has recovered, he wants to resume work. He is gearing up to make another movie."
The source added, "The film is about a father looking for his missing child. The journey will have lot of twists. Rakesh loved the idea but said that he needs to prepare himself to face the camera again. He is holidaying with his family in the US and will return in the first week of January. The two will meet to discuss the project after that."
When contacted Harish Shah confirmed the news and said, "Yes, I met Rakesh last week with an interesting subject. I am waiting for him to return to India."
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