Shah Rukh and his son Aryan loved Drona. And Goldie Behl is relieved and happy. "It's important for children to enjoy Drona. I'm glad Aryan enjoyed it. I made the film for the child and the child at heart, not for those who like their cinema entertainment twisted and perverse."

Never mind if Abhishek Bachchan's Drona , the magical film failed to weave it's magicat the BO. The guy has gained more from it as an actor than he can truly imagine. Apparently, Abhi was made to attend a great many workshops, and got trained in several stunts.

Chicken is one delicacy that Abhishek Bachchan cannot resist even when he’s on a diet. A chicken leg happens to be a part of Abhishek Bachchan’s daily dinner and he insisted on having it even when he while shooting for Drona .

In one such important schedule of the film in Namibia, he faced culinary issues.

From all the new things Abhishek attempted for his film Drona, what came to him very naturally was riding the horse. Those who have seen the film will vouch for the fact that Abhishek looks convincing and comfortable as he is speeding on the horse. Especially the scene where he rescues the horse from a running train forms the highlight of the film. The action sequence was shot in Namibia and Abhishek rode a horse named Whisky.

Goldie Behl's Drona has a lot of special effects and has been shot in Prague, Rajasthan and Mumbai. So a lot of props of the film had to be transported across various destinations. Since the Prague schedule had to be cut short because of bad weather, the same ambience was recreated in the interiors in Mumbai for the balance portions.

Abhishek Bachchan gets talking to Shubha ShettY-Saha about comparisons with one childhood buddy, Hrithik Roshan, and being directed by another – Goldie Behl

For those of you who think Abhishek has done a me-too with Drona after Hrithik Roshan's Krrish, Bachchan says that's not true at all. In fact, his Drona is more believable, feels Abhishek.

New Delhi: Much-hyped and much-awaited movies “Drona” and “Kidnap”, which release Thursday along with cross-border film “Ramchand Pakistani”, have got a great initial response in advance bookings at ticket counters.

The fact they are releasing on Eid and during the Navaratri season are seen as the main reasons behind the initial rush.