Mumbai: Shah Rukh Khan's ambitious film 'Zero' released in December last year failed to impress the audience. Following the unexpected debacle of his highly-anticipated release, SRK has become cautious about his next move in Bollywood.
Lately, there have been rumours of a fall-out between Shah Rukh and 'Zero' filmmaker Anand L. Rai. Reports were abuzz that SRK has stopped taking Rai's calls as he blames him for the film's failure.
However, contradicting to the previous reports, a leading newswire has quoted that there is no truth in the conjectures. It further states that everything is fine between Shah Rukh and Anand after 'Zero' release.
Earlier, Shah Rukh was quoted saying that the film's failure has taken him aback killing his desire to work on a new project. He said that he needs some time off to watch films and listen to scripts.
'Zero' was made on a huge budget of Rs 200 crore but failed to cross even Rs 100 crore mark at the domestic box office. The film bankrolled by Red Chillies Entertainment drained out at Rs 186 crore worldwide.
In the film, Shah Rukh played the role of a dwarf. It also starred Anushka Sharma and Katrina Kaif in lead roles.
