Karara is the latest Buzzword in Bollywood

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Karara becomes the latest catchphrase in Bollywood. After giving Bollywood its biggest bonafide hit of 2010, director Prakash Jha is considering catching on the phrase ‘Karaara Jawaab Milega’ that Manoj Bajpayee used in the film. The effect of the word ‘karaara’ (powerful) has been so infectious that it is being used in celebrity events and reality shows. Prakash Jha has registered the title for one of his future projects. He and screenplay writer Anjum Rajabali had co-written he dialogues of Raajneeti.

Considering the word’s surging popularity, Prakash Jha has registered the title Karaara for one of his future projects. Prakash came to know about the popularity of the word in a recent TV reality show when the celebrity judge used the word ‘karaara’ to describe a contestant’s performance.

There are speculations that Prakash is considering keeping ‘Karaara’ as the name of one of his film title. Clairifies Jha, “Though I don’t intend to name any of my new film Karaara, I’ve registered it for future reference in various combinations and permutations including of course Manoj Bajpayee’s rabble-rousing “Karaara Jawaab Milega'” However, he added, “If Karan Johar asks me for it I’ll give to him. I know he’s strapped for Hindi titles.” Manoj Bajpayee is too happy himself. “I remember after Satya I was asked to say ‘Mumbai Ka King Kaun?’ Now it’s ‘Karaara Jawaab Milega’ Not bad.” He had been asked to use ‘karaara’ in one of his future films as well. But the reticent actor said, . “I said the catch phrase in Raajneeti. But they were written by Prakash Jha and Anjum Rajabali. I’ve no rights over them.”