DON 2 is back with Bang! You remember the remake of DON starred by Amitabh bachaan and in the new one by Sharukh khan. Though it was a remake but the movie was superb with all the new actions.

In Don 2 Sharukh has a new look as well! which is really an add on to the movie.

There are other Khan superstars. But ‘King Khan’ is Shah Rukh. Make no mistake about that.

In the first-look for Don 2 which released this week Shah Rukh is referred to as ‘The King’, an appellation that even Akshay Kumar tried to hijack when some time ago his PR machinery began planting stories calling the Khiladi ‘King Kumar’.

Shah Rukh seems to be back to being the King. The star gets his wish, and how! The Don 2 trailer which is seen along with Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara has wangled the blurb The Return Of The King. This was the title that Nariman Irani producer of the original 1978 Don with Amitabh Bachchan had planned for their proposed sequel.

Shah Rukh and the makers of the new Don set their heart on the ‘King’ caption which has now been used in the trailer.

Says a source, “After all Shah Rukh has been called King Khan for most of his career. Here in the sequel to his Don, the subtitle ‘The Return Of The King’ seemed just right. Producer Ritesh Sidhwani went to great lengths to get the title.”

DON 2 is back with Bang! You remember the remake of DON starred by Amitabh bachaan and in the new one by Sharukh khan. Though it was a remake but the movie was superb with all the new actions.

In Don 2 Sharukh has a new look as well! which is really an add on to the movie.

There are other Khan superstars. But ‘King Khan’ is Shah Rukh. Make no mistake about that.

In the first-look for Don 2 which released this week Shah Rukh is referred to as ‘The King’, an appellation that even Akshay Kumar tried to hijack when some time ago his PR machinery began planting stories calling the Khiladi ‘King Kumar’.

Shah Rukh seems to be back to being the King. The star gets his wish, and how! The Don 2 trailer which is seen along with Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara has wangled the blurb The Return Of The King. This was the title that Nariman Irani producer of the original 1978 Don with Amitabh Bachchan had planned for their proposed sequel.

Shah Rukh and the makers of the new Don set their heart on the ‘King’ caption which has now been used in the trailer.

Says a source, “After all Shah Rukh has been called King Khan for most of his career. Here in the sequel to his Don, the subtitle ‘The Return Of The King’ seemed just right. Producer Ritesh Sidhwani went to great lengths to get the title.”

The moving-picture newspapers in Harry Potter movies are being conjured up for real in the US.

It seems like you can’t go anywhere or do anything these days without seeing an advertisement. That feeling is about to get just a little more intense. In the September 18th issue of Entertainment Weekly in New York and LA, readers will be able to see the world’s first in-magazine video advertisement. Los Angeles-based company Americhip has developed a 2.7 mm-thick LCD screen which will be used to deliver 25 minutes of video advertisements from CBS and Pepsi.

Americhip has ventured into many other multi-sensory ads in the past, including ads with scents, lighting, and 3D features. But unlike the other multi-sensory ads, the video screens are actually reusable. They can hold up to 40 minutes of video, and the rechargeable battery lasts for up to 70 minutes. The tiny screens include a USB port, which means that after you’re done watching previews for CBS’s fall lineup you can load up your own video and impress your mom with a hand-made video greeting card.

The moving-picture newspapers in Harry Potter movies are being conjured up for real in the US.

It seems like you can’t go anywhere or do anything these days without seeing an advertisement. That feeling is about to get just a little more intense. In the September 18th issue of Entertainment Weekly in New York and LA, readers will be able to see the world’s first in-magazine video advertisement. Los Angeles-based company Americhip has developed a 2.7 mm-thick LCD screen which will be used to deliver 25 minutes of video advertisements from CBS and Pepsi.

Americhip has ventured into many other multi-sensory ads in the past, including ads with scents, lighting, and 3D features. But unlike the other multi-sensory ads, the video screens are actually reusable. They can hold up to 40 minutes of video, and the rechargeable battery lasts for up to 70 minutes. The tiny screens include a USB port, which means that after you’re done watching previews for CBS’s fall lineup you can load up your own video and impress your mom with a hand-made video greeting card.