After a small accident on the sets of "Bol Bachchan", Abhishek Bachchan had got stitches above the right eye and he tried convincing himself that he is looking like Al Pacino in " Scarface".

Now that he has a torn tendon in his finger, he feels like he is wearing the Michael Jackson look.

With a track record that boasts of five blockbusters, he is arguably the most successful director of his generation. He’s also the only director who has two films in his kitty that have grossed over Rs 100 crore nett in domestic box office collections. What’s more, both these Rs 100 crore plus hits- Golmaal 3 and Singham – released in a span of less than a year. Any which way you look at it, he’s the man with the Midas touch. Here’s Rohit Shetty discussing cinema, genres, the economics of filmmaking and much more with the Box Office India team.

While shooting for Rohit Shetty's Bol Bachchan in Jaipur yesterday, Abhishek Bachchan got into a minor accident.

"Yes, I did fall off a rickshaw last morning, but I am okay. There's a cut on my forehead, but that's about it. No big drama involved," confirms the actor.

Abhishek Bachchan has got injured while he was shooting for his upcoming film, ‘Bol Bachchan’ in Jaipur. Abhishek was performing a stunt for the movie when he fell down from a rickshaw.

If one thought that Bol Bachchan would be an out and out comedy then hold on. That's because the man at the helm of the affairs is none other than Rohit Shetty and the Singham director has ensured that action finds good place in Bol Bachchan despite it's light hearted genre.

People can be seen enjoying eating snacks. There are about 30-40 snack stalls. And suddenly, Rohit Shetty, who is driving a scooty, and Abhishek Bachchan, who is the pillion passenger, goes past the snack stalls. Rohit Shetty, who is the director of Bol Bachchan, okays the shot after one retake. This is the view at Narayan Niwas situated at Narayan Singh Circle, where some scenes of Bol Bachchan were shot on Wednesday.

Rohit Shetty moves away from his favourite destination – Goa – for his next film

Most of Rohit Shetty’s films have been shot at his most preferred destination in India – Goa. And with the Golmaal series and now Singham becoming huge successes at the box office, it seems to have been a lucky location for the director. It was rumoured that Rohit’s next Bol Bachchan, ‘inspired’ from Hrishikesh Mukherjee’s Golmaal, too will be shot in Goa. However, we have confirmed reports that it is not true. Rohit has told insiders that he wants to step out of his comfort zone with this Ajay Devgn-Abhishek Bachchan starrer.