/> It's not Rowdy Rathore whose smashing all-pervasive success hovered over Dibakar Bannerjee's Shanghai from the previous Friday that bothers Bannerjee at all. It's what's coming this Friday (tom) that bothers Dibakar.

"Ferrari Ki Sawari is a sincere warm-hearted feel-good film in the Taare Zameen Par space. After two weeks of relentless aggression and violence with Rowdy Rathore and Shanghai, the audience would want a change of mood from the small-town anarchic politics of the two films in the past two weeks to something mellower far more gentle and family-oriented, " says Dibakar.

Luckily for Shanghai and its team its producer PVR who own one of the largest chains of theaters would make sure that the film stays put in the theatres during the second week.

As for Rowdy Rathore, Dibakar Bannerjee in many ways sees it as an ally of Shanghai. "In fact if the characters in my film want to see a film they'd almost certainly choose Rowdy Rathore, " says Dibakar.