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Luck By Chance - Movie Release This week

New Delhi: Just when you thought Shah Rukh Khan's "Om Shanti Om" was
the last take on Bollywood's inside story, Zoya Akhtar makes her
directorial debut this Friday with "Luck By Chance", a serious dig at
the industry.

Already in the news for its brother-sister camaraderie, the film has
been written and directed by Zoya and is the story of an aspiring
actor who arrives in Mumbai to make it big in Bollywood. And penning
the script seems to have been a cakewalk for Javed Akhtar's daughter.
"This was quite an easy film for me to write. From start to finish, it
took me no extra research to pen the story down. It is so because I've
seen a lot of strugglers who come to Mumbai make a living out of
Bollywood. Also, I have friends who came from Oman and Assam and are
doing fairly good work for themselves," Zoya told IANS in an
interview.

Produced by Excel Entertainment in association with Big Pictures,
"Luck By Chance" stars Zoya's brother Farhan Akhtar in the lead, who
was last seen in his hit debut "Rock On!!" The film has an ensemble
cast and also features Konkona Sen Sharma, Dimple Kapadia, Rishi
Kapoor, Juhi Chawla, Hrithik Roshan and Isha Sharvani. A few Bollywood
biggies have walk-on parts too.

The movie is already making its mark in people's minds with its unique
promos and rumours that it is Bollywood's next "Om Shanti Om",
considering its behind-the-curtains portrayal of the Hindi filmdom.
But Isha Shravani slams all such buzz. She said: "The film is very
different from Om Shanti Om . The plots of both the movies are very
different. Om Shanti Om was much more of a musical. While Luck By
Chance has a different take on Bollywood. It's much more real.

"Zoya has really put together a fantastic script and characters in the
movie. The film is unique in its approach."

The soundtrack of the film is already a hit with its experimental
music and oft-hummed tunes courtesy composer trio Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy.
Featuring a robust mix of songs from multiple genres, the film's
medium-paced songs have already enforced the audiences to shake a leg
as well as brood in silence with its varying tempo.

Considering the volatile situation in terms of business in Bollywood,
the year started on a disappointing note and has managed so far to
give a hit only in Vishesh Films horror thriller "Raaz - The Mystery
Continues". What is to be seen is whether audiences would hold onto
their seats for another behind-the-scenes Bollywood potboiler. Zoya
though is quite confident about the box-office results for her maiden
venture. "I don't think any film made on Bollywood has not done well.
At least, I have liked all of them whether it be Guddi , Rangeela and
Om Shanti Om ... And all of them have done well too," she said.

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