"I always wanted to make a film on the mindset of today's youth where they want to be rich and successful very fast. Yadav said the idea of making a film on the subject was lying dormant in her mind for a long time but the plot developed after she researched on the card scams in the US. So we went through the whole process and then simplified it," she said. "It can be applied, but obviously a man's mind cannot do it sitting on a table because it involves pages of calculation. Also, when a shuffle happens, you can tell what's the probability of the card. "See, probability is a very interesting theory in mathematics. Yadav, who co-scripted the movie with Shiv Subramanyam, reveals that the probability theory Bachchan tries to prove is absolutely fictitious, but insists it is applicable to card games to some extent. The film also stars Hollywood legend Ben Kingsley. Releasing Friday, "Teen Patti" features Bachchan as a mathematician trying to evolve a thesis on probability by relating it to the Indian card game of 'teen patti'. He surprised us in many ways," Yadav recalled. When he came to the floor, the expert was standing to show him but he took the violin, placed it rightly and started playing perfectly. But Mr.Bachchan insisted on doing it during the shot. "I got an expert to train him and kept telling him that the expert wants to show him how to hold the violin. She said there was a scene in the film where Bachchan's character had to play violin. When we were shooting, we used to play games and we saw how perfect he is in tennis," Yadav told IANS in an interview. Mumbai, Feb 24 (IANS) That Amitabh Bachchan leaves his co-stars in awe is well-known but "Teen Patti" director Leena Yadav says the megastar not only spells magic in front of the camera but surprised everyone with his expertise in tennis, violin and piano as well.
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