Kunal Kemmu wraps up 'Guddu Ki Gun'
Mumbai, June 20: Actor Kunal Kemmu has completed “Guddu Ki Gun” shooting in Kolkata and says that it was wonderful being in the city, which was his “home away from home”.
“Schedule of guddu ki gun comes to an end here in Kolkata. It's been a wonderful experience. Can't wait to share it with all of you on screen,” he tweeted.
“A very big thank you to everyone... It's been like a home away from home,” he further tweeted.
"Guddu Ki Gun" will see Kunal romance Bengali actress Payel Sarkar, who is making her Bollywood debut with the movie.Audience verdict out on 'Humshakals'
With so many different avatars donned in the film, its was slotted to be hilarious ride for the audience. But its turned out to be completely opposite.
Mumbai: 'Humshakals' has released today and the film starring Saif Ali Khan, Riteish Deshmukh and Ram Kapoor has been garnering lot of social media buzz. The film hasn't been receieved well by the masses. Here are some tweets, some funny some below the belt. But as they saw, films are made for the audience and the makers must accept their verdict.
Preity Zinta likely to record statement on Sunday
Owner of Kings XI Punjab and actor Preity Zinta. File photo
Bollywood actor Preity Zinta, who has accused her former boyfriend and industrialist Ness Wadia of abuse and molestation, is likely to record her supplementary statement in connection with the case on Sunday, police said on Friday.
The 39-year-old actress had filed a police complaint on June 12 night alleging she was molested by Wadia (44) at Wankhede stadium on May 30 when an IPL match was played between Kings XI Punjab and Chennai Super Kings, a charge the industrialist has denied as “false and baseless”.
Ms. Zinta, according to her lawyer, is away in Los Angeles.
Meanwhile, a personal secretary to industrialist Nusli Wadia, Ness’ father, who had claimed to have received threatening calls and a text message from fugitive gangster Ravi Pujari, asking the Wadias to ‘keep off’ Ms. Zinta “or their business will be in trouble”, has identified Pujari’s voice.
“The secretary was called to the anti-extortion cell last evening to see if she recognises voices from our voice bank. She recognised Pujari’s voice as very similar to that of the person who made the threat calls,” an officer privy to the investigation told
Two personal secretaries to Nusli Wadia were said to have received five calls and a threatening text message from Pujari on Monday following which an FIR was registered and case handed over to the anti-extortion cell of the crime branch for probe.
The officer said two separate investigations are now in progress in connection with the matter involving Ms. Zinta and the Wadias.
“While Marine Drive police is probing the case of alleged abuse and molestation filed by Ms. Zinta, the anti-extortion cell of crime branch is investigating the one related to the threat calls made by Pujari,” he said.
Police are trying to ascertain how the gangster, believed to be operating from Australia and south Asia, got hold of a phone whose number was traced to Iran, and how he got to know of the cell phone numbers of Mr. Wadia’s secretaries.
Police Commissioner Rakesh Maria had said on Wednesday the calls received by Wadia’s secretaries were “supposedly” made from Iran.
Now, hit docu-drama 'The World Before Her' releases in Kochi, Surat
Running to packed houses in its third week, critically acclaimed documentary "The World Before Her" by Indo-Canadian filmmaker Nisha Pahuja Friday made its way to two new cities - Kochi and Surat. "The World Before Her" first released in five cities - Delhi, Bombay, Bangalore, kolkata and Pune - across 18 screens. In its second week, it reached Chennai, Hyderabad and Ahmedabad. The documentary, which explores the environment in which modern-day women are growing in India, has been raved over by critics as well as audiences. The overwhelming response by the audience has made "The World Before Her" a hit at the ticket window. "It's true that 'The World Before Her' has become the highest grossing Indian documentary. We plan to release it in other cities as there seems to be high demand," Shiladitya Bora, who manages PVR Director's Rare, told IANS. The film focuses on two dynamically opposite women - model Ruhi Singh and Hindu nationalist camp member Prachi Trivedi - who struggle for freedom of choice even in the 21st century. Well-known filmmaker Anurag Kashyap, who was moved by the film, has presented the movie in the country.
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