Problematic climax turns into ‘No Problem’

Anees Bazmee’s movie No Problem is shot elaborately in Durban, Cape Town and Mumbai. Everything was designed meticulously and finalized and executed with a lot of detailing. However, little mishaps cannot be avoided even after giving attention to minutest details.
In the climax scene, the entire cast is supposed to be frantically looking for lost diamonds when a bomb explodes. The explosion is to cause a huge fish tank filled with almost 60,000 litres of water to break! Being a one-shot climax scene, things were expected to go as intended.
But by chance the fish tank exploded with much greater force causing the water to rush out with immense force and flooding the whole set. A lot of equipments including the camera were damaged. Fortunately, the reel was saved and all was restored to normal soon enough. And thus to conclude, the scene was executed superbly!
The problem turns into a No Problem!

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A message inviting the crème de la crème of Bollywood for the 'success party' of No Problem was sent out. The film has not even hit the theatres
Talk about putting the cart in front of the horse! Production houses quoting wrong collections in trade papers, to convey that their films have fared well is stale news. Here's a revelation.

Last afternoon, Anil Kapoor and B K Modi invited top-notch people from the entertainment industry to attend 'the success party' of their yet unreleased film No Problem. Cineyug was to organise the bash.

But the very premise of that bash is questionable. Several people from the industry were shell-shocked at receiving a message that read: '12 Dec- 10 pm onwards- B K Modi (Chairman, Spice Group), Spice studios and Anil Kapoor along with the star cast of No Problem, invite you to enjoy the success party of the film. Venue- Spice House, Opposite Royal Garden Hotel, Juhu. Please confirm. Cheers- Cineyug Family'.

A source from the industry said, "Look at the audacity. The film has not hit the theatres yet. Not only has the film's 'success party' been planned; the invitations have been sent out as well. These invitations have been sent out to the top-notch people in the industry to ensure that they keep themselves free on December 12 evening."

When we called Modi's office to check what was happening, an official told Mumbai Mirror, "It's a celebration party on the fact that No Problem is B K Modi's first film. It is not meant to be a success party." You wonder why it says so in the message then.

After a few hours we called Modi's office again. This time, the official said, "It's a mistake. Cineyug se galti ho gayi hai. Some person at their end has goofed up."

The publicity person from Cineyug, who is B K Modi's publicist too, then called up to say, "My intern committed this mistake. We are very stressed now."

Read more: Big problem for 'No Problem' - The Times of India http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/entertainment/bollywood/news-interviews/Big-problem-for-No-Problem/articleshow/7069758.cms#ixzz17f71Ohg5

‘No Problem’ for ‘Band Baaja Baraat’

Anees Bazmi’s ‘No Problem’ and Yashraj Film`s ‘Band Baaja Baraat’ clash as both the films are slated for a Dec 10 release. The viewers are kept awaited in the suspense that which movie would be left in problem and which one would be welcomed with a band baaja!

“I don’t believe in lucky dates, but I do believe in commitments. We had decided to release ‘No Problem’ on Dec 10 long ago. I have three releases next year, so I needed to get the film out of the way this year,” says Anees.
“We worked at breakneck speed to finish ‘No Problem’ and announced our release date months ago. It was only later that I heard ‘Band Baja Baraat’ is coming on the same date,” added the hyperactive director.
This isn’t the fist time when we see a clash in two big-budgeted films. ‘Golmaal 3’ and ‘Action Replayy’ released on Diwali this year and one of them had to taste the ground!
 
Anees admitted his unhappiness with the clash. “It’s never advisable to bring two big films on the same day. If anyone, then they should move because we locked in the date first. But I think Yashraj is superstitious about the second week of December because their ‘Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi’ released during the same week in 2008 and was a hit.”
“When my producer Vipul Shah decided to add an extra n in `king` for ‘Singh Is Kinng’ I told him please add one more `n` if it helps the box-office. It’s the product that matters. I know we have a fabulously funny film in “No Problem” and I am sure ‘Band Baaja Baraat’ is also a terrific film. If a clash is not avoided, then I’ll pray for both films,” Anees says as he believes in work more than luck.
Yashraj camp is in no mood for postponement and feels that there is enough space at the box office for both the films.