Abhishek starts shooting for 'Mere Apne' (Movie Snippets)

Bollywood star Abhishek Bachchan felt "first day jitters" Friday when he began shooting for Umesh Shukla's "Mere Apne".

"Today starts yet another journey. First day jitters always get to me. New dawn, new day, new film. Crew. Send some love," Abhishek posted on his Twitter page.

Several of his friends from the Hindi film industry responded to him with loads of wishes for the project. Punit Malhotra, Sonu Sood, Neha Dhupia, Ruslaan Mumtaz and Divya Dutta were among those who wished the junior Bachchan.

The movie is a family drama.

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Saif, Jimmy Shergill new gym buddies

The shooting of Tigmanshu Dhulia's "Bullett Raja" gave actors Saif Ali Khan and Jimmy Shergill a lot of time to spend together on and off the sets.

Saif and Jimmy have earlier worked together in films like "Eklavya" and "Hum Tum" but they never got a chance to connect as co-actors.

But thanks to the long shooting schedules of "Bullett Raja" in Lucknow and Kolkata, the actors got to bond with each other especially over their passion for the gym.

A source close to the team said: "Saif and Jimmy both are very passionate about working out. The team was asked to give them a break in the evening so that they could go to the gym.

"Apart from discussing their daily regime in the gym, they were seen discussing their love for Lucknowi food, films, gadgets and much more."

Action-drama film "Bullett Raja" will release Nov 29.

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'Krrish 3' much beyond past 'Krrish' films: Hrithik

Bollywood's beloved 'superhero' Hrithik Roshan says the stunts in his forthcoming film "Krrish 3" go much beyond the past films of the franchise.

"In terms of stunt spectacle and action, we have gone way beyond the other 'Krrish' films," Hrithik told film critic Anupama Chopra on her TV show "Star Verdict".

The actor plays the lead in the third instalment of the franchise that began with 2003 hit sci-fi movie "Koi... Mil Gaya".

"Krrish 3" releases Nov 1.

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