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Mumbai: Saif Ali Khan and Kareena Kapoor have said the theme of their upcoming film Kurbaan (sacrifice in Urdu language) is global terrorism and its effect on society.
The duo launched an online game of their film in Mumbai on Friday.
Set in the United States, 'Kurbaan' is a romantic thriller with terrorism as its milieu.
"There is no connection to whatever happened in Taj and Oberoi. This is a horrible thing that happened to our city. No one can forget the attacks in Parliament, London and New York. Global terrorism is a horrible thing that has become a part of our lives. So this film is about things like that. But it's got nothing to do with 26/11 and I don't think we would ever make a film to try and capitalise on something like the anniversary of something horrible," said Saif Ali Khan the lead actor of this flick.
The film tries to illustrate the post bombing consequence on the daily lives of Muslim populace living in the US after September 11 attacks on the World Trade Center.
Kareena Kapoor uttered that her role in the film is one of the most powerful one in her acting career.
"I am playing the role of a university professor in the film. Saif and we are professors in Delhi University. We fall in love and end up marrying each other. Then we leave for America and how the girl's life changes there, that is what the story of Kurbaan is. I think its one of my most powerful roles in my career. I really hope that people will like it," said Kareena Kapoor.
Directed by a debutant Rensil D'Silva, Kurbaan stars Saif Ali Khan, Dia Mirza, Kiron Kher, Vivek Oberoi and Om Puri.
Salim Merchant and Sulaiman Merchant have composed the music for the songs penned by lyricist and screenplay writer Prasoon Joshi.
The film is slated for release on November 20.
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