Mexican actress Barbara Mori is making her Bollywood debut with “Kites”, and her brother Kintaro too is looking forward to making his mark in the industry - though as a musician.
Hrithik with Barbara Mori and her Brother Kintaro (Who wants to be a Music Director?)
“Music is my passion. I have been staying here in Mumbai since a year now and have been creating music. One day I would love to compose some fusion music for Bollywood because I just love Indian music,” Kintaro told IANS.
As of now, Kintaro is in the process of cutting his own album, and being by his sister’s side to support her for “Kites”, in which she features alongside Hrithik Roshan.
He says he has also penned a few Spanish lines that have been used in “Kites”, and plans to stay in India’s entertainment capital until he comes up with something big.
“Right now it is time for interviews for my sister. My time will come. It will one day,” he said.
Meanwhile, Barbara also hopes that Kintaro lands a good project soon.
“My brother has been trying hard here. I hope he gets good opportunities. But I don’t have plans to stay in India. He can stay here as long as he wants and I can always keep coming back to see him and for other shootings,” she told IANS.
Barbara is on her third trip to India for the promotion of her film, to be released by Reliance BIG Pictures, May 21.
The movie has been produced by Rakesh Roshan and directed by Anurag Basu.
Source: www.hindustantimes.com
Hrithik with Barbara Mori and her Brother Kintaro (Who wants to be a Music Director?)“Music is my passion. I have been staying here in Mumbai since a year now and have been creating music. One day I would love to compose some fusion music for Bollywood because I just love Indian music,” Kintaro told IANS.
As of now, Kintaro is in the process of cutting his own album, and being by his sister’s side to support her for “Kites”, in which she features alongside Hrithik Roshan.
He says he has also penned a few Spanish lines that have been used in “Kites”, and plans to stay in India’s entertainment capital until he comes up with something big.
“Right now it is time for interviews for my sister. My time will come. It will one day,” he said.
Meanwhile, Barbara also hopes that Kintaro lands a good project soon.
“My brother has been trying hard here. I hope he gets good opportunities. But I don’t have plans to stay in India. He can stay here as long as he wants and I can always keep coming back to see him and for other shootings,” she told IANS.
Barbara is on her third trip to India for the promotion of her film, to be released by Reliance BIG Pictures, May 21.
The movie has been produced by Rakesh Roshan and directed by Anurag Basu.
Source: www.hindustantimes.com
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