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KJo laughs off paying Rs.300 crore to two stars

Darpan News Desk IANS, 31 Jul, 2014 07:04 AM

The rumour mills in Bollywood have been running overtime with the buzz that Karan Johar has paid Salman Khan Rs.150 crore to star in "Shhuddhi" and the same amount to Aamir Khan for another film. But the filmmaker has laughed it off and trashed the news.

"Let's introduce a simple place to certain news reports...it's called the TRUTH...easy to find but very few manage to get there. Apparently I have paid 300 crores to 2 major super stars...yes!! If this is true then I am also looking for a job, a house and a LIFE!!" Karan tweeted Thursday.

"Shhuddhi", to be directed by Karan Malhotra of "Agneepath" fame was to be made with Hrithik Roshan earlier, while the Aamir-starrer is a yet untitled project to be produced by Dharma Productions.

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