But now the issue came into spot light for the second time after ‘Om santi Om’ was released in Japan without removing the scenes that offended Manoj Kumar.

However, Shahrukh Khan blames distributors for sending the old prints without any cuts, “I don’t know much about it as I have just come back. Very honestly I had personally apologised to him then. My respect goes to all actors who are older and younger to me. Distributors have made a genuine mistake… old print was sent (to Japan)” Said Shahrukh.

“He (Manoj Kumar) has done a legal thing. He is welcome to do that. I don’t take it personal,” added King Khan.

After Manoj Kumar filed a lawsuit in 2007, court gave judgement favourable to Manoj asking makers of OSO to delete the particular scenes.

As per the reports, makers of OSO may have to pay damages for violating court’s judgement by re-releasing the movie with objective scenes.

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(The list only contains people who made their debut after 2000).

5. Amisha Patel

In the year 2000, Amisha Patel made her grand entry on the silver screen with “Kaho na Pyar Hai” .The movie went to be that year’s biggest money grosser. With critics also praising her performance, she became an overnight star. She followed it with Gadar which also broke all box office records but sadly she could not keep up and she wasted her dream debut by doing some bad movies.

4. Bipasha Basu

Bipasha made her debut as a negative character in the Abbas – Mustan thriller “Ajnabee”. Even though the movie was a moderate success , the whole world opened its doors to the actress who had given amazing performance and had the ability to  start fire in the hearts of the millions of audience who saw her in the movie. She also won filmfare for best debut in that year.

3. Vidya Balan

In the film industry, often heroines are typecasted and are meant to grace the screen. Then how lucky would it be for a new comer to get a heroine centric movie as her debut. That lucky girl was Vidya. She made her foray into Bollywood with “Parineeta”. She won filmfare for the best debut and from then on has been known as one of finest actress that Bollywood ever had.

2. Asin Thottumkal  

Asin made her debut in the first hindi movie which touched 100 Cr mark, “Ghanjini”. With industry considering leading ladies as their lucky charm. With this movie Asin directly went into the A-list of heroines.  She also earned filmfare best debut award for an amazing performance in the movie.

1. Deepika Padukone

The debut has to be a dream debut if your co-star is King of Bollywood, “SRK”. She played a double role in the re-incarnation drama “Om Shanti Om” which was a box office blockbuster. With her cute dimple smile, she quickly escalated to be one of the top heroines of today.

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It was six years ago that Om Shanti Om released and became a blockbuster. The movie had tough competition from Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s Saawariya. However,it not only became a hit but also brought in great recognition to the lead actress Deepika Padukone.

Now, if reports are to be believed, the movie is all set to wow the Japanese audiences! The film is readying for a big release in Japan on March 16.

“Farah will also travel to Tokyo a few days before the release. The idea is to be part of the film’s marketing there. OSO will get one of the biggest releases an Indian film has seen till date (in Japan). Eros is working on the entire plan,” says an inside source who is in vicinity to the development.

However, it is not known whether the film’s lead cast Shahrukh Khan and Deepika Padukone will travel to Japan for the event. “Around the time of the Japan release, they will be wrapping up Chennai Express . So, they might not be able to travel with Farah,” adds the source. Coincidentally Chennai Express is their second film together after Om Shanti Om.

When contacted, Farah confirms: “Yes, I am thrilled to know that OSO is releasing in Japan. I have seen the trailer (dubbed in Japanese). When the film hit theatres in 2007, I was pregnant and couldn’t travel to the Berlin Film Festival (where it was screened) and for its London premiere. Now I’m set to tour.”

Let us hope the magic is going to repeat far East!

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