Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah' team on Mumbai darshan
Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah
Produced under the banner of Neela Telefilms, Cult Comic Daily 'Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah' is completing record number of 1500 episodes.
In its usually unusual manner, Gokuldham society members decided to celebrate the day in a unique manner. So the entire society members got on an open bus and went for a complete mastiwaala Mumbai darshan.
Says producer Asit Kumarr Modi, "Gokuldham Society is reflection of various societies in the city. So to salute the cosmopolitan all accepting spirit of Mumbai and it's people we adopted this very unique and innovative way. All members travelled in an open bus all over the city, celebrating completion of 1500 episodes of this daily comedy. It felt as if we were celebrating with people of Mumbai."
Adds Dilip Joshi, "It was so much fun. We travelled all the way dancing, cheering and having full dhamaal. People en route encouraged and clapped for us. It cannot be described in words. So watch the episode on September 17."
Actors boarded this decorated bus from their society. It had balloons, pictures and colourful banners all around. "itna maza ayaa. So much fun. It was like live TV show for audience. It was tiring because there was no chance of retakes but who cares," says Disha Vakani.
Adds Ambika aka Mrs Hathi, "Hahaha... People are so excited. They were calling us by any name. Initially they would get confused and then as soon as they realized that it's the real actors in the bus, they would start following us. I can understand people getting confused between Roshan and Babita because both are lean tall n fair... But they have called me Madhavi and Anjali. It was great experience. Crowd went berserk recording Dayaben's live garba."
Asit Kumarr Modi's successful hilarious comedy Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah has achieved another milestone. They have completed 1500 episodes while retaining its position amongst top 3 dailies across channels.
Neela Telefilms produced serial Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chshmah telecasts from Monday to Friday on SAB TV at 8.30 PM. The show is conceived and designed by Asit Kumarr Modi.
In its usually unusual manner, Gokuldham society members decided to celebrate the day in a unique manner. So the entire society members got on an open bus and went for a complete mastiwaala Mumbai darshan.
Says producer Asit Kumarr Modi, "Gokuldham Society is reflection of various societies in the city. So to salute the cosmopolitan all accepting spirit of Mumbai and it's people we adopted this very unique and innovative way. All members travelled in an open bus all over the city, celebrating completion of 1500 episodes of this daily comedy. It felt as if we were celebrating with people of Mumbai."
Adds Dilip Joshi, "It was so much fun. We travelled all the way dancing, cheering and having full dhamaal. People en route encouraged and clapped for us. It cannot be described in words. So watch the episode on September 17."
Actors boarded this decorated bus from their society. It had balloons, pictures and colourful banners all around. "itna maza ayaa. So much fun. It was like live TV show for audience. It was tiring because there was no chance of retakes but who cares," says Disha Vakani.
Adds Ambika aka Mrs Hathi, "Hahaha... People are so excited. They were calling us by any name. Initially they would get confused and then as soon as they realized that it's the real actors in the bus, they would start following us. I can understand people getting confused between Roshan and Babita because both are lean tall n fair... But they have called me Madhavi and Anjali. It was great experience. Crowd went berserk recording Dayaben's live garba."
Asit Kumarr Modi's successful hilarious comedy Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah has achieved another milestone. They have completed 1500 episodes while retaining its position amongst top 3 dailies across channels.
Neela Telefilms produced serial Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chshmah telecasts from Monday to Friday on SAB TV at 8.30 PM. The show is conceived and designed by Asit Kumarr Modi.
Exclusive: Aditya Roy Kapur makes a secret wish
Parineeti Chopra and Aditya Roy Kapur
Aditya Roy Kapur and Parineeti Chopra are on a food yatra to try out various dishes in India. It is a road trip from Mumbai to Chandigarh and they have been eating delicious food everyday.
On Sunday, they visited the holy shrine of the Sufi saint Salim Chishti known as Fatehpur Sikri. It is a very sacred place where people go to seek blessings. Aditya then made a wish and tied a sacred thread.
Later people asked Aditya what he had wished for, but he did not answer them. Everyone around him kept questioning him, but he preferred to keep mum.
Aditya just said that it was a secret wish.
On Sunday, they visited the holy shrine of the Sufi saint Salim Chishti known as Fatehpur Sikri. It is a very sacred place where people go to seek blessings. Aditya then made a wish and tied a sacred thread.
Later people asked Aditya what he had wished for, but he did not answer them. Everyone around him kept questioning him, but he preferred to keep mum.
Aditya just said that it was a secret wish.
Salman Khan's new 'kick': The Actor wants to do a Marathi film now
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Mumbai: Bollywood superstar Salman Khan, who played a small part in Riteish Deshmukh's Marathi film "Lai Bhaari", says he would like to do a lead role in a film of the genre.
He launched the music of Marathi film "Sanngto Aika...!" Monday and shared his desire to feature in such movies.
When asked if he would do a lead role in a Marathi film, he said: "Oh definitely, I would love to do a lead role in a Marathi film."
Salman believes Marathi cinema has huge potential and has been ignored.
"I love Marathi cinema. It has been ignored for a very long time. This cinema can touch great heights and it is important to spread as much awareness as possible," he said.
Salman is also reportedly planning to remake Mahesh Manjrekar's 2010 hit Marathi movie "Shikshanachya Aaicha Gho."
Bit clumsy in real life too: Sonam Kapoor
New Delhi: Bollywood's style diva Sonam Kapoor says she is as clumsy as her character in her forthcoming film "Khoobsurat".
She has been tagged as a royal misfit in the posters and trailers of the film, a remake of Hrishikesh Mukherjee's directorial venture that starred Rekha and Rakesh Roshan in the lead roles.
While Sonam has replaced Rekha, Pakistani actor Fawad Khan has stepped into Roshan's shoes in the remake.
Asked how much she relates to her character, Sonam said: "I am a bit clumsy in real life too, but I feel that it's difficult being clumsy in reel life because you have to do all the wrong things on cue, and at the right time."
Sonam also feels that every girl will relate to her role in the film, when it comes out Friday.
"It's the story of all those girls who don't want to change themselves because of others. Every girl will relate to my character and my journey in the film," she said.
"Khoobsurat" has been directed by Shashanka Ghosh and produced by Sonam's sister Rhea.
Kamal Haasan to be discharged by tomorrow from the hospital
Chennai: Actor-filmmaker Kamal Haasan was Tuesday admitted to a private hospital here following suspected symptoms of food poisoning. He is "perfectly fine" and will be discharged by tomorrow morning, said his manager.
"Kamal sir was admitted to Apollo hospital due to food poisoning this (Tuesday) morning. He is perfectly fine and there's nothing to worry. He will be discharged by evening or tomorrow morning," Kamal's manager Nikil Murugan told IANS.
The 59-year-old, who is currently busy shooting for Tamil film "Papanasam", is expected to join the shooting Wednesday.
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