Hrithik Roshan is looking forward to meet Barbara Mori

Hrithik Roshan is looking forward to meet Barbara Mori: Their much hyped film Kites may have gone down the plughole, but Hrithik Roshan and Barbara Mori have continued to remain in touch.

Not surprising then that Hrithik is looking forward to meet Barbara when he goes to the US with his family at the end of this month to ring in 2011. Yes, you read it right. Wife Sussanne and two kids will be with Hrithik for what would be a family holiday in Las Vegas.

And since Sussanne and Barbara are thick as thieves, they are most likely to be together for the biggest party of the year. Sussanne has in the past laughed off the rumours linking Hrithik with Barbara, and her friendship with the Mexican hottie has remained intact.

Hrithik too says he’s become indifferent to the rumours. So even as he admits that he might meet Barbara in Las Vegas, he’s unconcerned about the media raking up the rumours again.

Barbara Mori set to go against Hrithik Roshan

Barbara Mori & Hrithik Roshan

Barbara Mori set to go against Hrithik Roshan: Come November 19, Hrithik Roshan will face rivalry from the most unexpected quarter his Kites co star Barbara Mori.

By aim or by default, Jayantilal Gada who heads PEN Entertainment, is set to release the dubbed Hindi form of Barbara's racy Spanish picture My Brother's Wife on the same day as Sanjay Leela Bhansali is releasing Guzaarish, starring Hrithik Roshan as a magician turned paraplegic.

Jayantilal has a history of ill will with the Roshans and he had prior planned the release of this dubbed movie of Barbara in front of the release of Kites in May to consume into the financial sector division of Kites. Be that as it may, as fate had it, the dubbing wasn’t done in time and, circumstantially, Kites moreover came smashing down at box office.

However now, Jayantilal is manifestly gunning for Guzaarish and has planned to release Barbara's dubbed movie, now titled ‘Spanish Beauty’, on November 19. To beat it, the picture is almost always pitched as a skin flick with heaps of striking scenes of Barbara. Racy notices will

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Kites review- Hrithik Roshan and Barbara Mori Dangling in the sky

Hrithik Roshan and Barbara Mori Movie Kites Review: Hrithik Roshan and Barbara Mori starrer ‘Kites’ have fluttered in to the cinema halls finally after a huge hype and a dry Bollywood season. But, has it lived to its hype? To an extent but it’s, surely, not another ‘3 Idiots’ (Aamir Khan is of a different league).

Pros:

1. The best thing about the flick is its lead couple. Romance can’t be more sizzling when a Greek God meets a Mexican gal and have only eyes (& no voice) to express their mutual love.
2. Hrithik Roshan has done justice to his superstar status. However, the real show stealer is Barbara Mori who has transcended cultural barriers to dish out a magnificent performance.
3. The locales are exotic as Rakesh Roshan again ventures out to the scenic & beautiful lap of nature at its very best.
4. The film is racy, crispy and short. There isn’t a dull moment in this neck-break speedy film.
5. The touch of emotion is the high point of the film. Spectators will get transported into a romantic gateaway where they shall get mesmerized by the oceanic passion, lust and an emotional tugging at their hearts.

Cons:

1. But, the film has its flaws. The music is not above average.
2. The story is merely old wine in a new bottle. The refreshing feel of ‘3 Idiots’ is clearly amiss.
3. The action sequences are watchable but fail to make any permanent mark on the minds.
4. Screenplay lacks that killer punch and, at times, is a tad unrealistic.
5. Despite all its lavishness and grandeur, the film does catch one’s eyes but fails to captivate. As is the new saying, ‘The content is the King’. Though, it’s worth a watch, it won’t grab the Best Film Awards next year.