Bollywood stars making tracks here


By ZIEMAN
  • Nation
  • Sunday, 16 May 2004

KUALA LUMPUR: Bollywood tracks are leading to Malaysia, with a local company drawing big names to spice up the telemovie industry here with big bucks, well-written scripts and sound marketing strategies. 

Close behind the heels of Sandokan hunk Kabir Bedi, who will be featured in a family drama which will be aired by a local television channel soon, doe-eyed beauty Kim Sharma will be in town next week to shoot major scenes for an upcoming local production, Maria. 

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