One of India’s finest and most versatile actors, Aamir Khan is known to pick and choose his roles very meticulously.

After listening to Ashutosh Gowarikar’s script for Lagaan Aamir was so won over that he agreed to act as well as produce the epic film. The rest, as they say, is history. With Lagaan, he well and truly established a stage for Indian cinema with the western audiences.

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The incandescent Tabu makes Amitabh Bachchan run across the London fields… “Just to see if you’ve the energy to do anything else,” she tells him, her tongue firmly in cheek.

“Cheeni Kum” is probably the sauciest, slickest, and most scrumptious romantic comedy you’ll see in the Hindi language in a long time.

She’s in London for a holiday. He is a cantankerous sarcastic chef who can’t take a snub even when it’s served up on a platter.

“Cheeni Kum” makes you forget there’s a difference of 30 years between the woman and the man. That’s the magic of pure acting. The magic of two of the finest actors at work as they create an ebullient alchemy.