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 [Dream Ink] Crush on Krrish...Hrithik Roshan in Singapore: Anybody who reads newspapers in Singapore would know that Hrithik Roshan is in town with his helmsman father Rakesh Roshan to shoot Krrish, the sequel of his box office blockbuster, Koi Mil Gaya--a Bollywood reinterpretation of Spielberg's ET.

[Pulau Ubin Stories] Filming for Hindi movie "Krrish" begins in Singapore: Bollywood Celebrities Kick Start Filming of Krrish in Singapore with Blessing Ceremony... to produce 'Krrish', the sequel to his successful award-winning science fiction flick "Koi Mil Gaya...

 [Confessions Of The Flamboyant Drama Queen] Bollywood Wonderboy In Town: So for the next 2 months, you may get lucky and run into the very handsome Hrithik doing his dance number at Singapore Zoo, The Esplanade, Chinatown, and even by the Singapore River and in Pulau Ubin.

[nebulaenova.com] Hrithik in Singapore!: Singapore Tourism Board has also signed a MoU with dad Rakesh Roshan’s company Filmkraft. Sporting a brown corduroy jacket and his by now characteristic long hair, Hrithik appeared gung-ho.

[Habitatnews.nus.edu.sg] Pulau Ubin Stories: Bollywood film Krrish to showcase Singapore: Krrish is the follow-up to Roshan's 2003 sci-fi hit Koi Mil Gaya (Found Someone). Fans of Roshan, Priyanka Chopra (his love interest in the sequel) and legendary actress Rekha can look forward to a veritable feast of adventure and big-budget action.

 [Minority Man] Bollywood in Singapore in September: ”˜”˜If there’s any other place in this world I can call home, it’s Singapore. So you can say I’m just shifting homes for 60 days.’’ Incidentally, Chopra plays a Singapore-based journalist in Krrish.

[Bollywoodcity.com] Bollywood News: and ‘Kahaani Ghar Ghar Kii’, respectively, will be joined on the game show by their family members from the serials, who will play for the fastest finger first (FFF) option of the game.

[Wildsingapore.com] News articles about Singapore's wild places: And the choice of Singapore as a location is fitting: When the Indian International Film Awards were held here in March last year, Roshan walked away with the Best Director's award for Koi Mil Gaya (I've found someone) — Krrish's 2003 blockbuster prequel. In the film, mentally-challenged Ronit Mehra, played by Hrithik, meets a friendly alien, called Jadoo, who gives him special powers.

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