Gulshan Grover dines with Prince Charles
Is Prince Charles interested in using the Scottish mansion for a song-and-dance sequence in a Bollywood film?
Is Prince Charles interested in using the Scottish mansion for a song-and-dance sequence in a Bollywood film? PHOTO: DAILYMAIL
Bollywood's 'Bad Man' Gulshan Grover was invited to a dinner by the heir to the British throne, Prince Charles, at Dumfries House, Scotland.
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They are even said to have discussed how the Scottish mansion could be used for a song-and-dance sequence in an Indian film.
"It was an honour to be invited. I was really amazed at the royal estate in Dumfries and requested him to make it available for a Bollywood film. It is a perfect setting, I feel,” Daily Mail quoted Gulshan as saying.
“Being the gentleman that he is, he agreed in principle to let it happen. I am hoping to return to shoot for a movie, or at least all the dancing song sequence of my new film,” the 59-year-old, who was last seen in Kaun Kitney Panee Mein, added.
A Clarence House spokesman declined to comment on the “private” dinner. It came before Charles met TV presenters Ant and Dec, who are filming a documentary about the Prince’s Trust charity, at Dumfries House.
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Gulshan, who reportedly met Prince Charles earlier this week, added: “I hope he comes to India soon and look forward to taking him to the film studios. I believe he is making a real difference in the UK and he can do the same in India.”
Read: Prince Charles overseas trips cost Britain almost £1m: accounts
They are even said to have discussed how the Scottish mansion could be used for a song-and-dance sequence in an Indian film.
"It was an honour to be invited. I was really amazed at the royal estate in Dumfries and requested him to make it available for a Bollywood film. It is a perfect setting, I feel,” Daily Mail quoted Gulshan as saying.
“Being the gentleman that he is, he agreed in principle to let it happen. I am hoping to return to shoot for a movie, or at least all the dancing song sequence of my new film,” the 59-year-old, who was last seen in Kaun Kitney Panee Mein, added.
A Clarence House spokesman declined to comment on the “private” dinner. It came before Charles met TV presenters Ant and Dec, who are filming a documentary about the Prince’s Trust charity, at Dumfries House.
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Gulshan, who reportedly met Prince Charles earlier this week, added: “I hope he comes to India soon and look forward to taking him to the film studios. I believe he is making a real difference in the UK and he can do the same in India.”