Amitabh Bachchan on Tuesday revealed talks were on for a film with Jackie Chan but it was too early to confirm the same.

"There is some talk... but have not met anyone yet," said Big B, when we quizzed him on reports that appeared on Tuesday, declaring the Indian superstar was all set to work with Chan, widely regarded as Hong Kong's best export to Hollywood, in an ambitious Indo-Chinese project.

During his visit to the Capital in 2013, Chan had expressed his love for the vibrancy of Indian cinema, and added that he would love to work with Indian artists.

The Chan-Bachchan project on the anvil is said to be titled Gold Struck and is seen as the outcome of a strategic treaty that may be signed between India and China during Chinese President Xi Jinping's visit to this country this week.

Gold Struck, reports have stated, will also star Abhay Deol and Jacqueline Fernandez. It is said to be an adventure set against the backdrop of reincarnation.

During his 2013 visit, Chan gave this message of peace: "India and China have been neighbours for thousands of years, so why not be friends? Let's sing a song together at the border and end all the tension."

A song at the border is not likely to happen, but a film may have an equal impact in easing tensions.