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Na Ghar Ke Na Ghat Ke
Feb 22nd
EXPECTATIONS To begin with, there are no expectations from the music of Na Ghar Ke Na Ghat Ke. The film has arrived out of nowhere, has a newcomer (Rahul Aggarwal) who is doubling up as a director as well as the lead protagonist and doesn’t quite sound like a musical that one could actually look forward. And then you see the people in charge of the music department and there is some level of resurrection. Composer Lalit Pandit, lyricist Mudassar Aziz and singers like Remo Fernandes, Shreya Ghoshal, Neeraj Sridhar, Sunidhi Chauhan and Sukhwinder Singh make one heave a sigh More >
Brief overview on why Amendments to the Copyright Act has created such a stir
Feb 20th
While the Ministry of Human Resource & Development is working on the amendments to the Copyright Act 1957, several issues and concerns have been raised and discussed in print, media and on the Internet that is based on speculation and has created a cloud of uncertainty, anxiety and concern for people in the Media & Entertainment Industry and more particularly music companies and owners of copyright in music and films. Most concerning speculations that have spread in the industry are regarding amending the copyright laws to make them oriented selectively in line with certain (though not all) western jurisdictions and More >
City of Gold
Feb 18th
Characters: Shashank Shende: Anna Anna, the patriarch of the Dhuri family, epitomises the typical simple Maharashtrian mill worker, whose primary concern is the well being of his family. Having opted for voluntary retirement, in the hope of getting a sizeable remuneration, Anna does not realise there are larger forces outside his control that are guiding his and his family’s destiny. He lives in denial and harbours hope that one day the mill strike would end and he would get his dues back. Seema Biswas: Aai The strong-willed and rock-like matriarch of the Dhuri family, Aai, is the backbone of the More >
Lava Kusa
Feb 15th
Lava Kusa is a grand mythological content which is a part of great epic Ramayana. The film largely tells the story of twins regarding their birth and adventures they had at Sage Valmiki’s hermitage. Lava & Kusa were born at Sage Valmiki’s hermitage to Mother Sita. As they grew up in course of time they learnt from Valmiki the Ramayana epic and the usage of divine weapons. Their thrilling childhood experiences are shown in this feature film blended with action, comedy and thrilling magical powers. The role of gigantic Falcon, Squirrels, Monkeys, rabbits and Tortoises delights not only the children More >
Muskurake Dekh Zara
Feb 15th
Characters: Gashmeer Mahajani: Vivek Muskurake Dekh Zara’s Vivek is a versatile personality. Vivek is a perfect representation of the ideal Indian hero. With a ‘boy next door looks’, an air of confidence and a natural aura, he is an all round personality and is blessed with lots of talent in acting (with theatre background), dancing, action etc. Vivek-The character is that of a young man who has his own unique yet simple way of looking at life. Presence and not prejudice of the mind is what rules Vivek’s attitude to situations. His particular manner of reasoning & leadership qualities spread More >
Badmaash Company
Feb 11th
“BADMAASH COMPANY” is an extraordinary story set in the 90’s in middle class Mumbai of four young friends who get together to start a company. Their business is an instant hit because they find a way to beat the system.
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Dharmendra-Sunny-Deol to shoot in Varanasi in April for Yamla Pagla Deewana
Feb 10th
In Samir Karnik’s Yamla Pagla Deewana, Dharmendra and Bobby Deol play a father-son con-men duo in Varanasi. Sunny plays an upright man married to a Canadian living in Canada who gets to know after two decades that he has a father and brother in Varanasi. The film is about Sunny’s journey into his past and into a culture that he had left behind. Karnik will shoot in Varanasi in April. The interesting part of the film is the bum-chum relationship between father Dharmendra and son Bobby, when in real life Bobby is intimidated by his father. Laughs Karnik, “Not so More >
Kites unreleased promo leaks out on internet
Feb 5th
Bollywood is facing a strange dilemma these days. Gone are the days when the filmmakers got scared due to only one villain that hampered their film- the pirated CDs & DVDs of the film. These days, the internet seems to be giving sleepless nights to the filmmakers, with certain parts of a film or sometimes the film getting “leaked” out on the internet. Just a few days back, it was the entire print of Neil Nitin Mukesh’s unreleased film Tera Kya Hoga Johnny that found its way into the cyber space. The latest victim of online piracy is Rakesh Roshan’s More >
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