Boman Irani to do cameo with son

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Mumbai: Actor Boman Irani is set to make a special appearance in Karan Johar’s ‘Student Of The Year’ (SOTY) most likely with his son, Kayoze.

Directed by Karan Johar, Student Of The Year, is a romantic comedy which marks the debut of three actors — Alia Bhatt, daughter of filmmaker Mahesh Bhatt, Varun Dhawan, younger son of David Dhawan and newcomer Siddharth Malhotra.

The film will have one more star kid Kayoze, son of Boman Irani. Kayoze’s role in the film hasn’t been disclosed yet.

“In Bangkok for a sp appearance in SOTY. Might just share screen space with my son @kayoze for the 1st time. Hope the blighter is nervous! (sic),” Boman wrote on twitter.

Kayoze, who started off as an assistant director for the recently released Kareena and Imran Khan starrer Ek Main Aur Ek Tu, has been signed for SOTY, which is currently on floors.

“Learning my lines in the car yesterday. May have seemed I was talking to myself. Overheard a guy on scooter say ‘lagta hai mamu ka hat gaya’,” Boman said. “My confidence is a result of conquering nervousness everyday! If I am gung ho before I give my 1st shot, then something is wrong!,” he said. Student Of The Year, produced by Johar and Shah Rukh Khan is slated to release by mid 2012. (PTI)

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