Wednesday, 9 May 2012
Shanghai (2012): MP3 Songs
01 - Bharat Mata Ki Jai Download
Vishal, Keerti, Arun, Mandar, RN Iyer, Dibakar
02 - Imported Kamariya Download
02 - Imported Kamariya Download
Richa Sharma, Shekhar Ravjiani, Vishal
03 - Duaa Download
03 - Duaa Download
Shekhar Ravjiani, Nandini Srikar, Arijit Singh
04 - Khudaaya Download
04 - Khudaaya Download
Shekhar Ravjiani, Raja Hasan
05 - Morcha Download
05 - Morcha Download
Vishal Dadlani, Raja Hasan
06 - Bharat Mata Ki Jai (Remix) Download
06 - Bharat Mata Ki Jai (Remix) Download
Vishal Dadlani, Keerti Sagathia
07 - Khudaaya (Remix) Download
07 - Khudaaya (Remix) Download
Shekhar Ravjiani
08 - Mantra Vishnu Sahasranamam (The Thousand Names Of Lord Vishnu) Download
08 - Mantra Vishnu Sahasranamam (The Thousand Names Of Lord Vishnu) Download
Srivatsa Krishna
Rakhtbeej (2012): MP3 Songs
01 - Lattoo Download
Mamta Sharma , Ajay Jaiswal
02 - Itni Bhi Main Buri Nahi Download
02 - Itni Bhi Main Buri Nahi Download
Neha Bhasin , Ajay Jaiswal
03 - Rakhtbeej Download
03 - Rakhtbeej Download
Vinod Rathod
04 - Adha Gila Download
04 - Adha Gila Download
Aishwarya Nigam
05 - Naina Hue Banwre Download
Nidhi Prabha05 - Naina Hue Banwre Download
06 - Bolbala Download
Abhijeet Sawant , Deepak Giri , Chandana Baruah
07 - Adha Gila (Sad Version) Download
Aishwarya Nigam
08 - Bolbala (Version II) Download
Shaan , Chandana Baruah
Say yes to love (2012): MP3 Songs
01 - Koi Kaam Aisa Kar Du Download
Shaan
02 - Aaj Ye Bewajah Download
Sunidhi Chauhan
03 - Dhoondon Mehfilon Mein Woh Jawan Download
Sunidhi Chauhan
04 - Jab Se Dekha Hai Tujh Download
Shaan & Khushi
05 - Tum Pe Hi Marta Hai Ye Dil Download
Sonu Nigam
06 - Yaaden Tere Naam Download
Jalees Sherwani
07 - Jinka Asar Kab Se Hai Download
Sonu Nigam, Vinu Mahendra
08 - Ye Zindagi Download
Sonu Nigam, Pritha Majumdar, Vinu Mahendra
Shaan
02 - Aaj Ye Bewajah Download
Sunidhi Chauhan
03 - Dhoondon Mehfilon Mein Woh Jawan Download
Sunidhi Chauhan
04 - Jab Se Dekha Hai Tujh Download
Shaan & Khushi
05 - Tum Pe Hi Marta Hai Ye Dil Download
Sonu Nigam
06 - Yaaden Tere Naam Download
Jalees Sherwani
07 - Jinka Asar Kab Se Hai Download
Sonu Nigam, Vinu Mahendra
08 - Ye Zindagi Download
Sonu Nigam, Pritha Majumdar, Vinu Mahendra
Qasam Se Qasam Se (2012): MP3 Songs
01 - Pankh Lage Hai Download
Reeky Dev, K. Shhailendra, Sayanti
02 - Rokade Ki Maya Download
Neeraj Shridhar
03 - Zindagi Kah Rahi Hai Download
Mohit Chauhan
04 - Bolne Main Kya Jaata Hai Download
Mika
05 - Mumkin Nahi Download
Kunal Ganjawala and Monali Thakur
06 - Tum kahan Ho Download
K.K
07 - Qasam Se Qasam Se Download
Shailendra & Sayanti
08 - Har Varak Download
Shaan
09 - Meethi Yaadein Download
Farhan
10 - Tujhe Paya Toh Download
Mohit Chauhan
11 - Mumkin Nahi Download
Kunal Gajawala
12 - Meethi Yaadein Download
Farhan
Reeky Dev, K. Shhailendra, Sayanti
02 - Rokade Ki Maya Download
Neeraj Shridhar
03 - Zindagi Kah Rahi Hai Download
Mohit Chauhan
04 - Bolne Main Kya Jaata Hai Download
Mika
05 - Mumkin Nahi Download
Kunal Ganjawala and Monali Thakur
06 - Tum kahan Ho Download
K.K
07 - Qasam Se Qasam Se Download
Shailendra & Sayanti
08 - Har Varak Download
Shaan
09 - Meethi Yaadein Download
Farhan
10 - Tujhe Paya Toh Download
Mohit Chauhan
11 - Mumkin Nahi Download
Kunal Gajawala
12 - Meethi Yaadein Download
Farhan
Life Ki Toh Lag Gayi (2012): MP3 Songs
01 - Deboshree DownloadNitin Bali
02 - Galiyan Download
Suraj Jagan
03 - Life Ki Toh Lag Gayi Download
Suraj Jagan
04 - Haryana Ka Sher Download
Vinay Jaiswal
05 - Zindagi Download
06 - Saja E Maut Download
Vinay Jaiswal
07 - Haryana Ka Sher (Remix) Download
Daler Mehndi
08 - Mumbai Lifeline (Instrumental) Download
Instrumental
09 - Character Theme (Instrumental) Download
Instrumental
‘Jannat 2′: Movie Review (2012)
Movie Review (2012)
Film: “Jannat 2″
Starring: Emraan Hashmi, Randeep Hooda, Esha Gupta
Directed by: Kunal Deshmukh
Rating: 3.5/5
There is a memorable moment of flushed pain at the end of this textured film on arms and the mangled, when Randeep Hooda symbolically throws out his wife’s memories from the car window.
Life’s life that. Sometimes you need to just roll down the window and throw away the extra baggage that you carry around in the name of love and commitment.
Shorn of artificial affectations “Jannat 2″ is easily the best film from the Bhatt camp since “Gangster” years ago. Neither as gruesome as “Murder 2″ nor as bland as “Blood Money”, “Jannat 2″ brings forward some inspired writing and two watchable performances that lend a blend of the bitter and the biting to the proceedings.
Let’s get one thing straight. “Jannat 2″ leaves behind the world created in “Jannat 4″ years. This is hell, for sure. Shot in the dark ember hues of a scorching humid sweltering May evening when all things bright and beautiful shrivel up in the heat, “Jannat 2″ is not for the squeamish. Once you stop wincing at the volley of MCs and BCs(some of them quite unnecessary, I thought) “Jannat 2″ (ironical title, if ever there was one) sucks you into its murky world of illegal arms and other soul-bartering deals with the devil.
Don’t believe the silly promotional trailers of “Jannat 2″. There is nothing funny, flippant, flighty or farcical about this film. It’s a brooding intense study of the troubled relationship – or a bro-mance, if you will – between a burnt-out alcoholic cop(Randeep Hooda, spectacular in his devastated avatar) and a gun dealer who turns police informer when love hits him where it hurts the most.
Emraan Hashmi as Sonu Dilli (whatever!) kind of takes over the film from the first frame. He loves his character and embraces it unconditionally. He gets to play all the roles that his fans like to see him in-including the incorrigible kisser’s part – and he does them all effectively.
But Hashmi is best at expressing the wonderment and self-abnegation of love.
The courtship scenes with the self-important doctor (debutante Esha Gupta) find Hashmi expressing a kind of bewildered intensity that makes you believe this guy can give up a life of crime for the girl.
But the film belongs to Randeep Hooda, make no mistake about that. Every word he speaks is delivered with a sledgehammer’s impact. Playing a cop grieving for his murdered wife Hooda’s angst spills out of every shot. You can’t take your eyes off the screen when he is around.
The resonant writing (Shagufta Rafique) restricts the dramatic tension to the two principal male actors. These two guys love to hate each other. All the energy that the narration so effectively exudes emanates from the two main actors and then spills out into various directions. Somewhere in the mid-section the plot begins to get somewhat predictable and baggy, what with arms dealer Manish Choudhary snarling his threats so loud, you wonder if villainy in our films got stranded in the 1970s.
But then comes the end-game. The climax chase shot in a mosque’s courtyard is absolutely heart-in-the-mouth. And then comes the end-game where Mahesh Bhatt’s masterly touch comes into play with such luminous alacrity that that you are left finally with a film that tells us it is easier to live with hatred then pain.
Director Kunal Deshmukh demonstrates a far firmer grip over his characters and plot this time than he did in politically correct “Jannat” and the soggy “Tum Miley”.
Besides Hooda and Hashmi who bring to the narrative a rugged immediacy, the film pitches forward some brilliant supporting performances by little-known actors like Zeeshan Mohammed Ayub (playing Hashmi’s sidekick) and Brijendra Kala (Hooda’s right-hand man).
Delhi, the city that houses many Bollywood tales of late, is shot by cinematographer Bobby Singh in shades of grey and dusty brown.
Film: “Jannat 2″
Starring: Emraan Hashmi, Randeep Hooda, Esha Gupta
Directed by: Kunal Deshmukh
Rating: 3.5/5
There is a memorable moment of flushed pain at the end of this textured film on arms and the mangled, when Randeep Hooda symbolically throws out his wife’s memories from the car window.
Life’s life that. Sometimes you need to just roll down the window and throw away the extra baggage that you carry around in the name of love and commitment.
Shorn of artificial affectations “Jannat 2″ is easily the best film from the Bhatt camp since “Gangster” years ago. Neither as gruesome as “Murder 2″ nor as bland as “Blood Money”, “Jannat 2″ brings forward some inspired writing and two watchable performances that lend a blend of the bitter and the biting to the proceedings.
Let’s get one thing straight. “Jannat 2″ leaves behind the world created in “Jannat 4″ years. This is hell, for sure. Shot in the dark ember hues of a scorching humid sweltering May evening when all things bright and beautiful shrivel up in the heat, “Jannat 2″ is not for the squeamish. Once you stop wincing at the volley of MCs and BCs(some of them quite unnecessary, I thought) “Jannat 2″ (ironical title, if ever there was one) sucks you into its murky world of illegal arms and other soul-bartering deals with the devil.
Don’t believe the silly promotional trailers of “Jannat 2″. There is nothing funny, flippant, flighty or farcical about this film. It’s a brooding intense study of the troubled relationship – or a bro-mance, if you will – between a burnt-out alcoholic cop(Randeep Hooda, spectacular in his devastated avatar) and a gun dealer who turns police informer when love hits him where it hurts the most.
Emraan Hashmi as Sonu Dilli (whatever!) kind of takes over the film from the first frame. He loves his character and embraces it unconditionally. He gets to play all the roles that his fans like to see him in-including the incorrigible kisser’s part – and he does them all effectively.
But Hashmi is best at expressing the wonderment and self-abnegation of love.
The courtship scenes with the self-important doctor (debutante Esha Gupta) find Hashmi expressing a kind of bewildered intensity that makes you believe this guy can give up a life of crime for the girl.
But the film belongs to Randeep Hooda, make no mistake about that. Every word he speaks is delivered with a sledgehammer’s impact. Playing a cop grieving for his murdered wife Hooda’s angst spills out of every shot. You can’t take your eyes off the screen when he is around.
The resonant writing (Shagufta Rafique) restricts the dramatic tension to the two principal male actors. These two guys love to hate each other. All the energy that the narration so effectively exudes emanates from the two main actors and then spills out into various directions. Somewhere in the mid-section the plot begins to get somewhat predictable and baggy, what with arms dealer Manish Choudhary snarling his threats so loud, you wonder if villainy in our films got stranded in the 1970s.
But then comes the end-game. The climax chase shot in a mosque’s courtyard is absolutely heart-in-the-mouth. And then comes the end-game where Mahesh Bhatt’s masterly touch comes into play with such luminous alacrity that that you are left finally with a film that tells us it is easier to live with hatred then pain.
Director Kunal Deshmukh demonstrates a far firmer grip over his characters and plot this time than he did in politically correct “Jannat” and the soggy “Tum Miley”.
Besides Hooda and Hashmi who bring to the narrative a rugged immediacy, the film pitches forward some brilliant supporting performances by little-known actors like Zeeshan Mohammed Ayub (playing Hashmi’s sidekick) and Brijendra Kala (Hooda’s right-hand man).
Delhi, the city that houses many Bollywood tales of late, is shot by cinematographer Bobby Singh in shades of grey and dusty brown.
‘Fatso’: Movie Review (2012)
Movie Review (2012)
Film: “Fatso”
Cast: Ranvir Shorey, Gul Panag, Purab Kohli and Neil Bhoopalam
Director: Rajat Kapoor
Rating: 3/5
Some fine actors, who know how to look at home even when placed in outlandish circumstances, carry this quaint tale of love, death, separation, resurrection and reparation to the level of a fairly engaging comedy.
Films about near-death and after-life have a tendency to be flippant in tone while showing a world beyond the one that we know. It’s the same fear of the unknown that makes us laugh loudly when we are in a pitch-dark room looking for an exit.
This romcom makes its way out of the comfort zone of a love triangle (actually, quadrangle, and then one more angle added somewhere down the line), gets sassy about laughing all the way to after-life and then comes down to earth with a soft thud.
There are no sharp curves or twists in the plot. Even when Purab Kohli goes to a place close to heaven, his dialogues with his hosts up there (Brijendra Kala and gang) resemble a high-school debate on how to fill up the admission form rather than an existential discourse.
“Fatso” is at best a sweet harmless comedy about Purab Kohli’s character almost dying and returning to earth to assume his obese friend Ranvir Shorey’s body. Yup, that’s it.
The main challenge in the narration is to convince the grieving girlfriend (Gul Panag, sweet and restrained) that Purab is not who he looks like though he now looks like Ranvir Shorey, 40 kilos fatter than usual. The complications are kept at a bare minimum. The love quadrangle is played out at a manageable octave, which you know, will ensure a comfortable ending for all.
One can see that the narration comes to a dead-end, no pun intended. Left with no precise way to conclude the love triangle, the film simply asks Ranvir to take over. He delivers a discernibly improvised I-love-life monologue which ends with a cute kiss with Gul. That’s how you shut all protest up when life threatens to get complicated.
You simply shoo away all the misgivings and the dark patches that present themselves in the course of life and cinema. And you simply celebrate the magic of the here-and-now.
That’s what “Fatso” does with the least amount of fuss. It is not a film that pushes far enough in any direction, dark or light. But manages to make sufficient space in its range of vision to ensure that the characters don’t appear contrived .
There are no laugh-out-loud or sob-out-hard moments in the film. The tragedy of the girl losing her lover on the eve of their marriage is drowned in a pool of mock, surreal situations created more from a sense of mischief than profundity. But the film is fun to watch. It makes the right moves and noises. No one speaks out of turn. And you don’t come away from the film offended in any detail.
Technically, the presentation and packaging are reasonably neat. The film is shot in apartments rather than on sets. That helps to make you believe these are real people. Not actors who have just mugged their lines on the sets.
“Fatso” is a natural, sweet, tangy and tender rom-com about a near-dead lover and a pretender. A just-right ensemble cast makes the proceedings look larger than laugh.
Don’t go looking for “It’s A Wonderful Life” and you may come away quite happy with this film.
Film: “Fatso”
Cast: Ranvir Shorey, Gul Panag, Purab Kohli and Neil Bhoopalam
Director: Rajat Kapoor
Rating: 3/5
Some fine actors, who know how to look at home even when placed in outlandish circumstances, carry this quaint tale of love, death, separation, resurrection and reparation to the level of a fairly engaging comedy.
Films about near-death and after-life have a tendency to be flippant in tone while showing a world beyond the one that we know. It’s the same fear of the unknown that makes us laugh loudly when we are in a pitch-dark room looking for an exit.
This romcom makes its way out of the comfort zone of a love triangle (actually, quadrangle, and then one more angle added somewhere down the line), gets sassy about laughing all the way to after-life and then comes down to earth with a soft thud.
There are no sharp curves or twists in the plot. Even when Purab Kohli goes to a place close to heaven, his dialogues with his hosts up there (Brijendra Kala and gang) resemble a high-school debate on how to fill up the admission form rather than an existential discourse.
“Fatso” is at best a sweet harmless comedy about Purab Kohli’s character almost dying and returning to earth to assume his obese friend Ranvir Shorey’s body. Yup, that’s it.
The main challenge in the narration is to convince the grieving girlfriend (Gul Panag, sweet and restrained) that Purab is not who he looks like though he now looks like Ranvir Shorey, 40 kilos fatter than usual. The complications are kept at a bare minimum. The love quadrangle is played out at a manageable octave, which you know, will ensure a comfortable ending for all.
One can see that the narration comes to a dead-end, no pun intended. Left with no precise way to conclude the love triangle, the film simply asks Ranvir to take over. He delivers a discernibly improvised I-love-life monologue which ends with a cute kiss with Gul. That’s how you shut all protest up when life threatens to get complicated.
You simply shoo away all the misgivings and the dark patches that present themselves in the course of life and cinema. And you simply celebrate the magic of the here-and-now.
That’s what “Fatso” does with the least amount of fuss. It is not a film that pushes far enough in any direction, dark or light. But manages to make sufficient space in its range of vision to ensure that the characters don’t appear contrived .
There are no laugh-out-loud or sob-out-hard moments in the film. The tragedy of the girl losing her lover on the eve of their marriage is drowned in a pool of mock, surreal situations created more from a sense of mischief than profundity. But the film is fun to watch. It makes the right moves and noises. No one speaks out of turn. And you don’t come away from the film offended in any detail.
Technically, the presentation and packaging are reasonably neat. The film is shot in apartments rather than on sets. That helps to make you believe these are real people. Not actors who have just mugged their lines on the sets.
“Fatso” is a natural, sweet, tangy and tender rom-com about a near-dead lover and a pretender. A just-right ensemble cast makes the proceedings look larger than laugh.
Don’t go looking for “It’s A Wonderful Life” and you may come away quite happy with this film.
Tuesday, 8 May 2012
Neha Dupia launches her fragrance and lingerie portal, online!
Neha Dhupia is now a business woman too. The actress has launched her fragrance and lingerie portal, online, recently. Neha being busy with other commitments, is planning to throw a bash as in launch her website at a later date.
Neha is very passionate about online shopping. The actress has een working on developing her website, along with a team of stylists and designers, from the past few months now. Her site now offers several international brands too.
Ms Dupia believes in living a very comfortable life. Sitting at home and having delivered stuff at your doorstep is something very cool, according to her.
Says Neha, “I started the website as one of the founders as it’s a necessity for women. Whether you are a working woman or a stay-at-home mom or you are too busy to go out and shop, you are able to buy it at the click of a button.”
“The world is getting virtual. The response has been very good so far.” She added.
Currently, the focus is mainly on inner wear and beauty stuff.
Neha is very passionate about online shopping. The actress has een working on developing her website, along with a team of stylists and designers, from the past few months now. Her site now offers several international brands too.
Ms Dupia believes in living a very comfortable life. Sitting at home and having delivered stuff at your doorstep is something very cool, according to her.
Says Neha, “I started the website as one of the founders as it’s a necessity for women. Whether you are a working woman or a stay-at-home mom or you are too busy to go out and shop, you are able to buy it at the click of a button.”
“The world is getting virtual. The response has been very good so far.” She added.
Currently, the focus is mainly on inner wear and beauty stuff.
Setback for Poonam Pandey, big Bollywood debut plan flops
Poonam Pandey’s claim-to-fame might have been her stripping act, but this time around the wannabe model has jumped the gun with her false claims. Poonam, who was recently seen bragging about bagging a role in ‘Jism’ director Amit Saxena’s bold film, has been found dumbstruck when the director rubbished all her claims as mere rumours.
Earlier, Poonam was seen blowing her own trumpet about landing a lead role in Amit’s film.
However, Amit, who is currently awaiting the release of his film ‘'Tina Ki Chabi', has finally come out to clear the air about casting Poonam Pandey in his next film.
Talking to a daily, Amit said, “This is appalling. Somebody has jumped the gun on me. I had a couple of informal meetings with the team. I've not confirmed anything, so I didn't want to comment.”
Well, after disappointing her fans by not going monty after India’s World Cup win, the wannabe model fans will now have to wait a little longer to see her sizzle on the silver screen.
Earlier, Poonam was seen blowing her own trumpet about landing a lead role in Amit’s film.
However, Amit, who is currently awaiting the release of his film ‘'Tina Ki Chabi', has finally come out to clear the air about casting Poonam Pandey in his next film.
Talking to a daily, Amit said, “This is appalling. Somebody has jumped the gun on me. I had a couple of informal meetings with the team. I've not confirmed anything, so I didn't want to comment.”
Well, after disappointing her fans by not going monty after India’s World Cup win, the wannabe model fans will now have to wait a little longer to see her sizzle on the silver screen.
Antara Mali gives birth to a Baby girl
Bollywood actress Antara Mali who was the better known for her seductive and bold moves in films like Company, Darna Mana Hai, Naach, Road has been missing from the big screen for quite some time.
Now the happy news is that, Antara Mali who was last seen in Amol Palekar’s And Once Again, gave birth to a baby girl on May 1, 2012 at Breach Candy hospital in Mumbai. Both mother and daughter are in good health!
Often tagged as Ram Gopal Varma’s muse, Mali has been off the radar since long. Her marriage to Che came as a surprise and the new bundle-of-joy is only going add to all the happiness around the couple. She married Che Kunen, editor of an international magazine in 2009 and this is the couple’s first child together. The duo hasn’t christened their little angel yet.
After Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, Lara Dutta and Celina Jaitly, Antara Mali is the latest to join Bollywood’s yummy mummy brigade. Unlike Aishwarya Rai Bachchan who got a lot of publicity from all over during her pregnancy, the seductive actress of the town Antra Mali kept the news of her pregnancy under wraps.
Antara marked her Bollywood debut with Ram Gopal Varma’s "Mast" but gained recognition, only after the release of her 2002 release "Company".
We at Cinemahour.com congratulates the proud parents on the latest addition to their family.
Now the happy news is that, Antara Mali who was last seen in Amol Palekar’s And Once Again, gave birth to a baby girl on May 1, 2012 at Breach Candy hospital in Mumbai. Both mother and daughter are in good health!
Often tagged as Ram Gopal Varma’s muse, Mali has been off the radar since long. Her marriage to Che came as a surprise and the new bundle-of-joy is only going add to all the happiness around the couple. She married Che Kunen, editor of an international magazine in 2009 and this is the couple’s first child together. The duo hasn’t christened their little angel yet.
After Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, Lara Dutta and Celina Jaitly, Antara Mali is the latest to join Bollywood’s yummy mummy brigade. Unlike Aishwarya Rai Bachchan who got a lot of publicity from all over during her pregnancy, the seductive actress of the town Antra Mali kept the news of her pregnancy under wraps.
Antara marked her Bollywood debut with Ram Gopal Varma’s "Mast" but gained recognition, only after the release of her 2002 release "Company".
We at Cinemahour.com congratulates the proud parents on the latest addition to their family.
Aamir Khan and Katrina Kaif to have fist-to-fist clash in ‘Dhoom 3′
What we already know is the fact that both Aamir Khan and Katrina Kaif are undergoing strenuous training for their fight sequences in the forthcoming ‘Dhoom 3’ where Aamir Khan is playing super villain and Kats is on the good side.
What we have come to know lately is that petite Katrina will be matching some very breathtaking fight sequences with our perfectionist Aamir Khan. As such Yash Raj Films’ ‘Dhoom 3’ will be having serious fist-to-fist clashes with perfectionist Khan in the flick.
The sequences are very precious to the film and will be shot aesthetically with the able support of the latest in technology. In fact, Aamir wants this action sequence to be so well synchronised that he has expressed his willingness to train with Katrina to perfect each other’s moves. However, since he is busy these days with the promotion of his forthcoming TV show ‘Satyamev Jayate’, he will start the training schedule only after his show goes on air.
It would be a real visual treat to see the two actors matching their powers against each other!!
What we have come to know lately is that petite Katrina will be matching some very breathtaking fight sequences with our perfectionist Aamir Khan. As such Yash Raj Films’ ‘Dhoom 3’ will be having serious fist-to-fist clashes with perfectionist Khan in the flick.
The sequences are very precious to the film and will be shot aesthetically with the able support of the latest in technology. In fact, Aamir wants this action sequence to be so well synchronised that he has expressed his willingness to train with Katrina to perfect each other’s moves. However, since he is busy these days with the promotion of his forthcoming TV show ‘Satyamev Jayate’, he will start the training schedule only after his show goes on air.
It would be a real visual treat to see the two actors matching their powers against each other!!
Twinkle Khanna expecting her second child
Akshay Kumar and Twinkle Khanna are all set to be proud parents once again. The couple is expecting their second baby after their son Aarav, who is 11 years old.
Twinkle was advised rest by her doctor, which is why she kept herself away from public appearances and social events. Twinkle is already in her second trimester and is due to deliver her second baby in September 2012. Incidentally, both Akshay and Aarav are also September born.
Akshay plans to shoot in Mumbai and be by his wife's side during her pregnancy
Twinkle was advised rest by her doctor, which is why she kept herself away from public appearances and social events. Twinkle is already in her second trimester and is due to deliver her second baby in September 2012. Incidentally, both Akshay and Aarav are also September born.
Akshay plans to shoot in Mumbai and be by his wife's side during her pregnancy
Mahesh Bhatt's 'Jannat 2' faces plagiarism charges
The spew of accusations regarding plagiarism and copy rights have started again. After the movies Jodi Breakers and The Dirty Picture, the latest film to face these issues is director Mahesh Bhatt's "Jannat 2" starring Emraan Hashmi and Esha Gupta.
Just one day left for the release of Jannat 2, a mumbai based writer Kapil Chopra has filed a case of plagiarism against the Bhatts claiming that the story of ‘Jannat 2’ was apparently stolen from him.
According to the reports Kapil claimed that he had registered his story way back in 2007 with the Film Writers Association. He said that since he knew Kunal Deshmukh very well, so he had narrated the script to him once.
But to his utter shock, Kapil couldn’t believe his eyes when he saw the promos of the film, and he realized that it was his story. Everything was same with characters, plot and the dialogues having strikingly similarity to his script.
Kapil went to meet Kunal and Mukesh Bhatt for an explanation, but they denied his allegation. Following which, Kapil filed his case against the producers. It is heard that Kapil has demanded an injunction on the release of the film and also wants due credit to him for the film made.
Well, the truth behind the story is not yet known. Let’s wait and watch the story of both sides and then jump on to some conclusion.
Just one day left for the release of Jannat 2, a mumbai based writer Kapil Chopra has filed a case of plagiarism against the Bhatts claiming that the story of ‘Jannat 2’ was apparently stolen from him.
According to the reports Kapil claimed that he had registered his story way back in 2007 with the Film Writers Association. He said that since he knew Kunal Deshmukh very well, so he had narrated the script to him once.
But to his utter shock, Kapil couldn’t believe his eyes when he saw the promos of the film, and he realized that it was his story. Everything was same with characters, plot and the dialogues having strikingly similarity to his script.
Kapil went to meet Kunal and Mukesh Bhatt for an explanation, but they denied his allegation. Following which, Kapil filed his case against the producers. It is heard that Kapil has demanded an injunction on the release of the film and also wants due credit to him for the film made.
Well, the truth behind the story is not yet known. Let’s wait and watch the story of both sides and then jump on to some conclusion.
Esha Gupta's cop role in 'Chakravyuh' inspired by Kiran Bedi
Esha Gupta, a well known ramp model is all set to make her bollywood debut in the flick Jannat 2 has already grabbed a role of IPS officer role for the movie Chakravyuh and the sources buzz that this role has been inspired by Kiran Bedi.
In Prakash Jha new film Chakravyuh, Esha Gupta plays a IPS officer and admits that Kiran Bedi was her inspiration.
Esha Gupta is the model-turned-actor will be making her Bollywood debut this Friday in Jannat 2, says that Bedi is the only idea for her who the woman police officer made it stir in a man’s world. Esha Gupta actress says that she is a good friend of my mom, and when she was in Delhi she used to meet her when ever she got a leisure.
For her she look very feminine and no-nonsense cop and she goes absolutely de-glam and doesn’t even wear lipstick in the film. Filmed in Bhopal, Chakravyuh is set against the backdrop of the Naxal movement. Arjun Rampal also plays a cop, while Manoj Bajpai is a Naxalite and Abhay Deol’s character keeps changes all the time.
Political thriller Chakravyuh is directed by Prakash Jha starring Arjun Rampal, Abhay Deol, Manoj Bajpai, Kabir Bedi and Esha Gupta. Chakravyuh is based on the issues of Naxalites and corrupt Communism. Release date(s) 16 November 2012.
In Prakash Jha new film Chakravyuh, Esha Gupta plays a IPS officer and admits that Kiran Bedi was her inspiration.
Esha Gupta is the model-turned-actor will be making her Bollywood debut this Friday in Jannat 2, says that Bedi is the only idea for her who the woman police officer made it stir in a man’s world. Esha Gupta actress says that she is a good friend of my mom, and when she was in Delhi she used to meet her when ever she got a leisure.
For her she look very feminine and no-nonsense cop and she goes absolutely de-glam and doesn’t even wear lipstick in the film. Filmed in Bhopal, Chakravyuh is set against the backdrop of the Naxal movement. Arjun Rampal also plays a cop, while Manoj Bajpai is a Naxalite and Abhay Deol’s character keeps changes all the time.
Political thriller Chakravyuh is directed by Prakash Jha starring Arjun Rampal, Abhay Deol, Manoj Bajpai, Kabir Bedi and Esha Gupta. Chakravyuh is based on the issues of Naxalites and corrupt Communism. Release date(s) 16 November 2012.
Ekta Kapoor to sue 'The Dirty Picture' Filmmakers
Bollywood film producer Ekta Kapoor is all set to sue the filmmaker’s of the "The Dirty Picture" to protect the copyright of the movie. At the same time, the lead actress of the movie Vidya Balan is ready to collect her first National Award for the same film.
Talking to the media people here in Mumbai, Kapoor said that the Kannada, Bengali and Tamil remakes of the film that were recently announced are illegal.
Delhi based newspaper Mail Today quoted Tanuj Garg, CEO, Balaji Motion Pictures as saying: “Anybody trying to pass off their movie as a remake of The Dirty Picture is doing so unfairly and to derive monetary advantage by piggy-backing on a title that we own. Necessary legal action will be taken.”
Earlier, DesPardes.com reported that Bollywood item girl Rakhi Sawant will be playing the role of Silk Smitha in the Bengali remake. At the same time, Pakistani actress Veena Malik is slated to essay the role of Silk in the Kannad version of the movie.
The Bangla film is being directed by Shatabdi Roy and produced by Tapas Pal, who are Tollywood stars of the eighties and now represent the TMC as MPs.
The Mail Today noted that legally, the copyright of The Dirty Picture is still with Balaji and none of these filmmakers have apparently approached the production house to purchase remake rights.
Talking to the media people here in Mumbai, Kapoor said that the Kannada, Bengali and Tamil remakes of the film that were recently announced are illegal.
Delhi based newspaper Mail Today quoted Tanuj Garg, CEO, Balaji Motion Pictures as saying: “Anybody trying to pass off their movie as a remake of The Dirty Picture is doing so unfairly and to derive monetary advantage by piggy-backing on a title that we own. Necessary legal action will be taken.”
Earlier, DesPardes.com reported that Bollywood item girl Rakhi Sawant will be playing the role of Silk Smitha in the Bengali remake. At the same time, Pakistani actress Veena Malik is slated to essay the role of Silk in the Kannad version of the movie.
The Bangla film is being directed by Shatabdi Roy and produced by Tapas Pal, who are Tollywood stars of the eighties and now represent the TMC as MPs.
The Mail Today noted that legally, the copyright of The Dirty Picture is still with Balaji and none of these filmmakers have apparently approached the production house to purchase remake rights.
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