The latest on Sajid Khan’s Hey Baby

Sajid Khan the brother of reputed choreographer and director , Farah Khan is all set to begin direction of his first film Hey Baby . Earlier Sajid Khan has been seen doing small roles in films and comedy acts . He is remembered for his show Ikke pe Ikka , which for years has been the top Bollywood songs countdown show .

Hey Baby is written and directed by Sajid Khan and will be produced by Sajid Naidadwala whose latest film Jaan-E-Maan (directed by Shirish Kunder) bombed at thje box office .The film stars Akshay Kumar , Fardeen Khan , Ritesh Deshmukh , Vidhya Balan and Boman Irani in the lead roles . The music of the film will be given by Bollywood’s famous music trio—Shankar Ehsaan and Loy .

Synopsis of Hey Baby

The movie deals with the life of three casonovas( Akshay,Ritesh and Fardeen) whose merriful life comes to a stand-still when a baby arrives at their door step and one of them is it’s father .The three guys have to now search from among the various girls with whom they have slept to discover who it’s mother would be .

Sajid is really going big for his debut film .Sajid Khan recently shot a song for his film Hey Baby with 21 leading ladies, choreographed by his sister Farah Khan. The leading ladies who gladly participated in the marathon song included Ameesha Patel, Diya Mirza, Koena Mitra, Shamita Shetty, Neha Dhupia, Malaika Arora, Amrita Arora, Amrita Rao, Tara Sharma, Minissha Lamba, Celina Jaitley, Riya Sen, Sophie, Masumi, Aarti Chabria and Hrishita Bhatt . And if rumors are to believed Preity Zinta, Bipasha Basu & Sushma Reddy will also be in the song .

Budgeted at Rs. 40 crores, a massive amount will be spent on visual effects by using a new technology called Motion Capture. Nick Nickolai from Sydney, who has earlier worked on movies like THE MATRIX, BABE and POWER RANGERS, will be working on the film.
“By using this technology, I can shoot with a baby even if the baby is sad or crying and later morph a smiling face on the baby’s original face. So, as a film-maker, it makes it convenient for me to shoot,” Khan explains.

The shooting will be done in Sydney, France and the Indian cities of Udaipur and Mumbai, which is the centre of the Bollywood industry.

Post-production will be completed at Sydney’s Fox Studios, with the film scheduled for release in India by the end of 2007 .