Actress Vidya Balan is eagerly waiting to do a romantic film with a good script, and she is open to working with any actor in it.

"I love romance. I am just waiting that someone approaches me for a romantic, good relationship story, but nothing exciting has come my way so far. But I am open to any kind of film, I will be happy to do it. I am happy to romance with anyone as long as its a good romance," she says.

Actor Aamir Khan, who plays a cop in his next film "Talaash", says the script, which is thrilling yet emotional, attracted him most to the project.

"For me, it was the script. When I was listening to the script, I was very stressed and tense as I could not predict what is going to happen (in the story). So I found the story very exciting," said Aamir.

The actor, who spoke on the sidelines of a recent event here, says the movie goes beyond being a mere thriller.

Rise and fall is part and parcel of life, and filmmaker Mahesh Bhatt makes no bones about his own. He says "resurrection", for him, began only once he hung up his boots as director and decided to search and promote new talent.

The 64-year-old National award-winning filmmaker traced his growth trajectory in the 1980s and first half of 1990s.

"I directed 10 films - 'Arth', 'Saaransh', 'Janam', 'Naam', 'Kaash', 'Kabza', 'Thikana', 'Awaargi', 'Daddy' and 'Jurm' in the 1980s. Five of them were pathbreaking films.

Movie merchandising in the country is being taken forward with the launch of "Jab Tak Hai Jaan" (JTHJ) stationery by Yash Raj Films (YRF) in association with Nightingale Paper Products.

These products are a range of journals, diaries and notebooks with the JTHJ theme and are being introduced by Nightingale as part of a 'Collector's Edition'.

The products have snapshots from JTHJ, which features Shah Rukh Khan, Katrina Kaif and Anushka Sharma, on the front cover. The inner pages have designs based on the film's theme and the poetry from the movie features on the back cover.