Kiara had reportedly told Abbas-Mustan that she wished to do a dance number in the movie, and the filmmakers agreed to it, even adding it to her cup and box canned sealing machines Manufacturers contract. The action-drama movie will mark Mustafa’s debut into Bollywood and the directors have already finished a schedule of the movie in Georgia. Not only did the songs become hits, the actresses too became household names overnight.The filmmakers seem to have a great touch with dance numbers in their movies, and tracks like Zara Zara Touch Me and Lat Lag Gayi changed the fortunes of Katrina Kaif and Jacqueline Fernandez respectively.
The song’s set to be a promotional number and the shoot for the track will soon commence.Directors Abbas-Mustan plan to give the former’s son, Mustafa, the perfect launchpad in Machine. We can only hope the magic works for Kiara too! Directors Abbas-Mustan plan to give the former’s son, Mustafa, the perfect launchpad in Machine.The book is full of reminiscent memories, mulling over his boyhood days when he and his friends jumped over neighbours’ fences to eagerly looking forward to Christmas because, "you’re going to get a good meal”. It was all good fun. I will do that now. Now himself an author, the flamboyant Gayle is out with an autobiography Six Machine, which true to his style is a no-holds-barred take on his colourful life. My next book will be even more open and vulgar.” But there are personal stories when he says, he is "feeling sad” and talks of his visit to the 11-year-old girl from Bengaluru who got a broken nose from a sixer he hit. I don’t believe in being boring. In fact, he can only recall one book that he has read, 50 Shades of Grey which the cavalier Jamaican cricketer Chris Gayle says he enjoyed very much.
Writing the book at this point of time, when he is at the peak of his game, says Gayle, was the best time to do this. I don’t need that kind of fame from this book.” We all know no one hits a six like Gayle, who has to his name two triple 100s in Tests, one double 100 in ODIs, two 100s in T20s, now it is to be seen if Gayle’s book goes the same way as the ball he hits!. Gayle says, "I hope it can reach far and wide, through cricket and beyond, for there are stories to tell and secrets I’ve waited a long time to share. "I am still playing. I took him to all the places I grew up in, got him to meet my close friends, and here we are.”There is definitely another book still left in him, says the cricketer. It’s nice to be able to stop, and take stock, looking back on how far you have come. "West Indies went on to win the Cup! Revisiting those years for the book makes me smile,” says Gayle and adds — "I was a cheeky bad boy.

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