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No arty film with Salman, says Govinda

Darpan News Desk IANS, 21 Oct, 2014 08:01 AM
    Actor Govinda refused to do a film, the remake of superhit Marathi movie "Shikshanachya Aaicha Gho", offered by friend Salman Khan. He says he isn't interested in doing "arty film" with the superstar.
     
    The "Haseena Maan Jaayegi" star said that Salman is a "dear friend" and when the superstar approached him with the script, he was "not excited" about it. 
     
    "I didn't like it. Later, Salman said he will make a few changes in the script and came to me again with it, but again it didn't interest me. I thought it's a very arty film and I don't want to do an arty film at least with Salman Khan," Govinda told reporters in a group interview.
     
    Talking about his bonding with Salman, he said: "We had a great time shooting together for 'Partner'. He is a very dear friend. We are almost the same".

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