Khan’s musicalSunny Leone to feature in Bobby
Mumbai: Karenjit Kaur Vohra aka Sunny Leone climbs the ladder of success after post becoming 3 films old in Bollywood.
The pre-production works on her two projects - the Bollywood sex comedy ‘Mastizaade’ and south Indian film ‘Current Teega’ are on.
Now, the 33-year-old actress is set to feature in a musical directed by Bobby Khan, choreographer Ahmed Khan's younger brother.
The untitled film is said to have 11 songs, all of which will be choreographed by Ahmed. Ahmed is also the producer of the film.
Though Ahmed does not speak in detail regarding Sunny's role in the film he himself confirmed the news and said that the film, would be released by this year.
The hunt for the male lead is on. Movie will be shot at different locations including Delhi, Agra and Jaisalmer.
The pre-production works on her two projects - the Bollywood sex comedy ‘Mastizaade’ and south Indian film ‘Current Teega’ are on.
Now, the 33-year-old actress is set to feature in a musical directed by Bobby Khan, choreographer Ahmed Khan's younger brother.
The untitled film is said to have 11 songs, all of which will be choreographed by Ahmed. Ahmed is also the producer of the film.
Though Ahmed does not speak in detail regarding Sunny's role in the film he himself confirmed the news and said that the film, would be released by this year.
The hunt for the male lead is on. Movie will be shot at different locations including Delhi, Agra and Jaisalmer.
Asin and Smriti Irani bond on film set
Mumbai, May 28 : Asin is known to maintain good friendships with many of her colleagues in the industry. The most recent one to discover a sweet friendship with the actress was BJP leader, union minister and television actress Smriti Irani.
They seem to get along like a house on fire on the sets of Umesh Shukla's All is Well.
Smriti, who was the latest addition to the film's starcast, was made to feel at home thanks to Asin's warmheartedness and the two have grown close through the course of the shoot.
Smriti Irani plays Asin's mother in the film and seems to have developed a genuine fondness for her onscreen daughter. Both the ladies are known to be intelligent, well spoken and having a clear view and opinion on current affairs.
They in fact have been seen bonding over lunch and long conversations between breaks during shooting. While they were shooting in Mumbai Smriti used to get Parsi food from her home cooked specially for Asin for lunch.
Now recently when they were shooting in Shimla, Smriti Irani who was a candidate contesting against none other than Rahul Gandhi in Amethi had to drive down to Delhi on the Election results day. When she returned to resume shoot for the film the next day, she brought back a whole big box of boondi ladoos specially from Delhi as she knew that they were Asin's favourite. Sweet bonding must say!
Smriti, who was the latest addition to the film's starcast, was made to feel at home thanks to Asin's warmheartedness and the two have grown close through the course of the shoot.
Smriti Irani plays Asin's mother in the film and seems to have developed a genuine fondness for her onscreen daughter. Both the ladies are known to be intelligent, well spoken and having a clear view and opinion on current affairs.
They in fact have been seen bonding over lunch and long conversations between breaks during shooting. While they were shooting in Mumbai Smriti used to get Parsi food from her home cooked specially for Asin for lunch.
Now recently when they were shooting in Shimla, Smriti Irani who was a candidate contesting against none other than Rahul Gandhi in Amethi had to drive down to Delhi on the Election results day. When she returned to resume shoot for the film the next day, she brought back a whole big box of boondi ladoos specially from Delhi as she knew that they were Asin's favourite. Sweet bonding must say!
'Citylights' will bring back legacy of my cinema: Mahesh Bhatt
| New Delhi, May 28: Filmmaker Mahesh Bhatt, co-owner of Vishesh Films, says the film production company has given many hits like "Raaz", "Jism" and "Murder", but their forthcoming film "Citylights" will change its course.
He said that he received a message from someone who appreciated the Hansal Mehta directorial and said that Vishesh Films will never be the same again. "She even said that after 'Saaransh’, this is the only movie that matches up. This is the kind of response I am getting. When people speak with this kind of passion about a film they have no expectation from, it means it just changed the course like after ‘Zakhm’, I took a sharp turn and made ‘Murder’, ‘Raaz’, ‘Jism’... people asked what happened to him… “‘Citylights’ has changed the narrative of Vishesh Films and I think it will bring back the legacy of my cinema...It’s the most natural thing for me to make the film. I’ve made ‘Saaransh’, ‘Daddy’, ‘Zakhm’...I was known for those kinds of films. It (‘Citylights’) is going to change things for us. That’s why I am pining for the film’s success. The success of this film is very important,” he told reporters here.
Starring Rajkummar Rao and Patralekha, the movie is an adaptation of British film "Metro Manila". It will hit approximately 400 screens Friday, but Mahesh believes the movie is already a hit. Made at a budget of less than Rs.6 crore (including production and marketing), it has already earned an impressive amount from satellite rights and music. “If it works, I will ask for more money to make such movies. If it doesn’t, which is quite impossible because it has to earn very less money... we can say that the film is a hit. "Now, how big it will be only time will tell. Market will come if it’s very big hit. The revenue from satellite and music has been covered to some extent and now it is the profit that we need to know about,” he said.
Mahesh, who co-owns the production company with his brother Mukesh, said that he had to fight at his home to make “Citylights”. “I fought at home to make this film. It wasn’t easy to make the film. There were ideological differences. My brother doesn’t support this kind of cinema. He said we have earned so much and have been successful for years so, why this now. I said if you want to be alive you need to be on the edge and play,” said Mahesh. He believes that there is a need to keep fear alive - whether the movie will work or not - so that it reminds you that you are a human being and not god.
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Newcomer Patralekha eyeing Hollywood
New Delhi, May 28: Patralekha is soon to make her Bollywood debut with Hansal Mehta's “Citylights”, but she is already aiming for Hollywood.
The Shillong girl has no films to boast about in her kitty, but has her dreams intact. “Right now there are no offers. I am open to all kinds of films even if they are regional like Tamil, Telugu, Assamese, Bengali...and even Hollywood. Everybody wants to go to Hollywood. I want to work there as well," she said.
"I want to work with actresses like Meryl Streep, Julia Roberts, Kate Winslet as we have grown up watching them,” the actress, who shares the screen with her beau and actor Rajkummar Rao in "Citylights", told reporters here.
She has no specific list of Hollywood actors she would like to share screen space with, but aspires to work with young actors in Bollywood. “Ranbir Kapoor, Ranveer Singh, Sidharth Malhotra. Rajkummar is my favourite because of obvious reasons, then Ranbir,” said the actress.
She is open to any acting offer, but television can wait. She said: “TV not now.” Presented by Fox Star Studios in association with Vishesh Films, "Citylights" will release Friday.
Facebook helps police find newborn's kidnapper
Toronto, May 28 : Facebook can not just make or break relationships, it can also find a missing child.
The Quebec Police in Canada have cracked a newborn kidnapping case using a Facebook post early this week.
The Facebook post - showing a photo of the vehicle and the 21-year-old woman driving it with the kidnapped newborn wrapped in a blue blanket - went viral after the kidnapping act.
Four friends hanging out in the night saw the post and one of them immediately recognised the woman - her former neighbour.
"We went out to find the car," Charlene Plante was quoted as saying on Canada's CTV network.
They friends drove to the woman's apartment and saw the car parked outside.
They called the police. The baby was recovered and the woman was taken into custody.
The woman wore a nurse's uniform when she walked into the maternity ward of a hospital in Quebec and kidnap the newborn, police said.
She left the hospital driving away in a red car with a sign "Baby on Board".
According to Quebec police spokeswoman Christine Coulombe, police received tips from the public after publicising the case on social media.
The Facebook post - showing a photo of the vehicle and the 21-year-old woman driving it with the kidnapped newborn wrapped in a blue blanket - went viral after the kidnapping act.
Four friends hanging out in the night saw the post and one of them immediately recognised the woman - her former neighbour.
"We went out to find the car," Charlene Plante was quoted as saying on Canada's CTV network.
They friends drove to the woman's apartment and saw the car parked outside.
They called the police. The baby was recovered and the woman was taken into custody.
The woman wore a nurse's uniform when she walked into the maternity ward of a hospital in Quebec and kidnap the newborn, police said.
She left the hospital driving away in a red car with a sign "Baby on Board".
According to Quebec police spokeswoman Christine Coulombe, police received tips from the public after publicising the case on social media.
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