Shah Rukh Khan and Rituparna Sengupta, Bollywood’s King and Tollywood Queen resepectively will tie the knot but no worries, not in real life. They would be playing husband and wife in an ad film for Emami’s Chyawanprash, for which they are soon going to shoot in Mumbai’s Film City.
SRK plays a common lay man in the commercial and Rituparna is his wife. And, of course, it’s the chyawanprash that keeps them together.
Well, SRK and Rituparna have a connection. Rituparna is doing a film called SRK with Vinay Pathak and she even cheered his Kolkata Knight Riders in the first IPL season.
Now, that she is working with him, she is highly excited and nervous. The ad film will be directed by Ram Madhvani of Equinox FIlms, who directed the song ‘Bheja kum’ in Taare Zameen Par.
Rituparna who is very excited says, "I was the brand ambassador of Emami Boroplus for Eastern Region, and now also I am shooting for Emami". She had met SRK, a couple of times during the IPL Knight Riders Match in Kolkata.
Brinda Parikh is the one of the hottest model and page3 regular. She has sizzled down south and has also done few hot music videos. Brinda Parekh’s sultry looks with dusky skin gives her unique identity and makes her notice in the crowd. She started her career from modeling in an ad for Royal Challenge beer. Her intelligent dressing sense is certainly an addon to get into the club of babes of bollywood. Now check Brinda’s magic in images. Get ready to drool!
Vishal and Shekhar had a very few success in Bollywood last year with movies like Tashan(2008), Bachna Ae Haseeno (2008) and especially Dostana (2008), are now back to prove themselves in the movie Aladin directed by Sujoy Ghosh, which has already created a direct impression just because of its breathtaking promos.
There is common factor in all movies of Sujoy Ghosh and that is – music of Vishal and Shekhar. There are lot of expectations on the movie Aladin.
The first song of the track, “Genie Rap” is a feel-good ‘ego-trip’ for Amitabh Bachchan who, as everyone knows by now, plays the Genie (while it’s strange that he is called Genius in the movie ) and has also given his vocals for this particular track. He is joined by Anushka Manchanda, who provides some electric backing vocals throughout the song, which is hip in its own way although when Bachchan starts singing, you start to feel a déjà vu, probably because his vocals sound the same whenever he sings. There will be millions of Amitabh Bachchan fans who love to hear him singing. ”Tak Dhina Dhin”, the first reaction while listening this song is “Is this Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy track?”. Admittedly, patches of the Vishal-Shekhar trademark come into focus in bits and spurts, but overall, you get another annoying déjà vu with this song, which has Shankar Mahadevan and Shaan in a singing duet which is well done. The lyrics (by Vishal Dadlani & Anvita Dutt Guptan) are very average though. Yet another situational track which fails to impress from a purely hearing viewpoint.
Now this is a track which might at last find some support among the listeners. ”Ore Saawariya”, one wonders if it would have been more convenient to name the track “More Saiyyan” or “Sasur Ghar Jaana”, as the annoying chants by Sudesh Bhonsle and Amitabh Bachchan focus on these words far often! Shreya Ghoshal gives her all to pitch in a really well-rendered semi-classical performance.
“You May Be” demonstrates that the duo can perform well and bring back some much needed integrity. This is the romantic song of the 70’s where soft rock always used to be fused with an Indian touch by the star that was Rahul Dev Burman. The Hinglish lyrics are nice and sweet and an improvement over the previous tracks. Vishal and Shekhar lend beautiful vocals to this song that can also boast of some really good arrangements and mixing. Though this song is not meant to last long in the charts, it will generate some fan following before stepping out.
“Bachke O Bachke” , in which the beats, the arrangements, and the sound designing really give us yet another déjà vu. Shaan and Sunidhi Chauhan, who are present in this track, have sung for the previous number as well although Shankar Mahadevan and Vishal Dadlani thankfully bring some change.
The last track of the album “Giri Giri” , with sung by Sanjay Dutt. Though he has sung well in the past for a number of successful songs, one wonders where he is heading with this track that sounds lame even without his vocals! But probably, like the Genie, the Ringmaster needs a song as well, so here it is.
“Genie Rap Remix” and “Ore Saawariya Remix” by DJ Suketu and AKS are okay, but how one wishes the originals were better so that the poor DJs could have something to go at (to mix) in the first place. Alas they too have been let down by the duo.
Finally, the duo Vishal and Shekhar has delivered a very average soundtracks.
After portraying 12 different roles of bride-to-be in What's Your Raashee?, bollywood actress Priyanka Chopra is finally playing the role of a bride, not to one man but seven different men. The actress is gearing up for yet another multiple role in Vishal Bhardwaj's next titled 7 Husbands. This is quite interesting...
Vishal was very impressed with Priyanka while working with her in the movie Kaminey. He always referred to her as a dedicated and devoted actress. While scripting for 7 Husbands, without any second thought, he made up his mind to cast Priyanka Chopra in the movie.
In the upcoming film 7 Husbands, Priyanka Chopra will again be seen in seven different avatars of wives to seven different men. Priyanka will have different get ups for each wife. The seven different actors for the role of husbands haven't been finalized as yet.
The movie is still in the scripting process. The movie will go on floors next year after Priyanka Chopra's dates are available. Good going lady...
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Cast ::Harman Baweja, Priyanka Chopra, Anjan Srivastava, Visshwa Badola, Rajesh Vivek, Dilip Joshi and Daya Shanker Pandey.
The movie begins at Bardoli village, Gujarat where a wealthy old man decides to write his assets in the name of his grandson Yogesh Patel (Harman Baweja), the only person in the family to remember his maternal grandfather on all occasions (read birthdays). Yogesh is doing his MBA at Chicago with a rocking life style of a sincere student in the day time, popular guy in the campus and a DJ at a night club. But things are not rosy at home in Mumbai where his elder brother has taken a huge amount of loan and lost it in stock market crash and is not able to pay back to several people including a local gangster bhai. He is supposed to give attendance everyday at Bhai’s office and he is being continuously threatened by two chelas of the dreaded gangster who has a style of threatening defaulters – he would cut the fingers by using a betel nut cutter.
A family astrologer predicts that within a very short time Yogesh would get married and he would get a fortune on the very same day. Yogesh makes an urgent visit home after learning of sudden ill health of his dad, which turns out to be a false news and he is further taken aback by the ridiculous request made by his family members - he has to marry a girl in 10 days in order to save his family from an ultimate complication and shame. After a long phase of jet lag and urging and emotional blackmail by family members he agrees to marry and being a honorable man he refuses to accept dowry. He starts reading a book which he happens to find at home and what’s that book all about? No prizes for guessing – “What’s your Rashee?” and then starts the poor translation of Linda Goodman’s sun signs book into a loose movie plot. As if it is not enough, there are two additional silly and forgettable sub plots. The girls start entering in a random zodiac fashion and each zodiac has a story to tell. Ashutosh Gowariker struggles to stitch a realistic story importance-wise as well as astrology-wise. Some zodiac signs lack realistic characterization and a few overlap. Only a few succeed in making an impact due to the versatile actress Priyanka Chopra who delivers every character with sheer conviction and brilliant performance.
Anjali (Mesh) with a slouch and a bad dressing sense, Vishakha (Vrishabh) with a childish behavior who wants to test the person, Kaajal (Mithun) a vivacious and bubbly girl who thinks it is a must to give some time to understand each other before marrying, Hansa (Karka) a traditional girl with a broken heart, Mallika (Simha) an ambitious and headstrong dancer, Pooja (Kanya) a doctor who wishes for a husband to support her in every venture of hers, Rajani (Tula) a dominating business person for whom the marriage is a business contract to save her from an ongoing CBI enquiry, Nandini (Vrishik) who has a conservative exterior with a diametrically opposite true nature and who is passionate about becoming a supermodel, Bhavna (Dhanu) an astrologer with seductive charms, Jankada (Makar) a school going underage girl, Sanjana (Kumbh) a sophisticated and a straightforward girl and lastly Chandrika (Meen) a filmy kinda person who believes in re-incarnation and second lives.
While adapting the extremes of every character to the demands of screen, the story loses it’s plot (if at all it had any) in a big way only to be saved mercifully by the brilliant Priyanka Chopra.
Music has always been a strong point of Gowariker’s films here it’s a downer. Every zodiac breaks into a compulsory song with only very few being catchy. The story becomes so predictable in the second half that you wait for the movie to get over and start counting how many signs are still left and with no interest left to see which sign the protagonist ultimately marries.
From whatever little you showed us (for a fraction of a second) on the screen Mr. Gowariker, one could gather that Yogesh Patel is Mithun moon sign and Scorpio sun sign. But his birth details do not match with the chart generated towards the end of the movie. But you were so busy adapting extremes of Priyanka Chopra’s 12 zodiac signs, you completely neglected the characterization of the main lead. He is just a foreign returned student with some music knowledge and giving all similar responses, exclamations and surprise reactions to the extreme idiosyncrasies convincingly exhibited by Priyanka Chopra’s characters. Harman Baweja doesn’t impress overall. However, the rest other cast members have put up a good show.
The film would have been a little more acceptable had it been under three hours but a running time of 3 hours and 30 minutes appears far too much. If you may ask whether to check it out or not well there are only two reasons to watch this astrological blunder made by Ashutosh Gowariker – Priyanka Chopra and Priyanka Chopra.
Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy, who have delivered magnificent music for numerous movies, have once again come up with a wonderful job in the forthcoming musical, ‘London Dreams’, which stars Salman Khan, Ajay Devgan and Asin.
The album has 8 original songs along with 3 remixes.
The album starts with ‘Barso Yaaro’, a lovely rock-like song which is laden completely with heavy percussion and contemporary music. This song, which is a powerhouse, is definitely a crowd-gatherer. Vishal Dadlani and Roop Kumar Rathod have rendered their voice for this song, which starts with Vishal’s bang. Rathod, who enters after a while, softens the pace of the song, turning the song to ooze an Idnian appeal. A lovely song, rendered beautifully. ‘Man ko ati bhavey’, which has Shankar Mahadevan, behind the mike is a blend of Wsestern music and Indian vocals. Despite being a fast-paced one, it fails to leave any impression with the audiences. Even the remixed version of this song scores average.
Up next is ‘Tapkey masti’, for which the young Feroz Khan has crooned. The song as well as its remixed version score just average despite the presence of a good musical and Punjabi influence.
‘Khanabadosh’, sung by Mohan, is a high-energetic, foot-tapping song, over which people will go ‘fidaa’ after listening to quite often. The original track scores better than the remix version.
‘Khwab Jo’, rendered by Rahat Fateh Ali Khan and Shankar Mahadevan, is a sweet, pleasing song, which carries the signature style of the trio of composers. This track exhibits the perfect blend of classical and soft rock.
‘Yaari bina’, sung by Roop Kumar Rathod, levaes a great impression on the audience, with the immediate and intense feeling of adrenaline rush. The Sufi influence has gone perfectly well with electronic elements.
Abhijit Ghoshal track, ‘Jashn jeet ka’, which is again a jittery, power-packed one. This song is a mix of electronic, rock and Arabic music.
Last song of the albun is the track, ‘Shola shola’, which has been rendered by Zubeen Garg. This ‘dark’ song gives the audience a feeling of intrigue.
In short, the trio have tried to do something novel and different from their signature style, which has indeed become successful.
Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy have tried to move away from their style and try something different with the music of “London Dreams”.
Cast ::Harman Baweja, Priyanka Chopra, Anjan Srivastava, Visshwa Badola, Rajesh Vivek, Dilip Joshi and Daya Shanker Pandey.
Ashutosh Gowariker’s films are synonymous with A.R. Rahman’s tunes, but for his “What’s Your Rashee?”, which has Priyanka Chopra and Hurman Baweja in lead roles, the director has got on board a new composer, Sohail Sen – who has done a worthy job.
Sohail Sen son of music composer Sameer Sen has packed the album with interesting compostions from fast and pacy numbers to romantic songs to Arabic and folk tunes.
Movie has 13 songs, one each for every 12 zodiac sings and last one is mix of all 12 songs. The young composer has roped in the director as well has his sister Aslesha to sing. The album starts with a pleasing and soft number “Jao na” crooned by Sen himself along with Tarannum Malik. It is quite fascinating and the part where the song suddenly gains momentum works well for it. It will surely appeal to the younger generation.
“Aaja lehrate” that has vocals by Shaan and Bhavya Pandit. It is quite fast-paced and has western influences with English lyrics thrown in here and there. But the lively number doesn’t stand out in the album.
“Bikhri bikhri”, sung by Sohail Sen and Marianne D. Cruz, will have a stimulating effect on you. A soft, soothing and melodious number, it immediately strikes a chord with the listener.
“Mannunga mannunga”. Director Ashutosh Gowariker himself goes behind the mike along with Pamela Jain to sing the song. But the track is unappealing and unexciting.
“Sau janam”, a love ballet by Udit Narayan, Madhushree and Sen, is one of the best songs in the album. A mushy number, it has a strong musical backing and stays with you long after. A great composition.
“Aa le chal”. Sung by Aslesha Gowariker, it is nothing extraordinary. An average number.
“Pyaari pyaari” is another feel-good song with some amount of sweetness in it. It is crooned by Alka Yagnik and Sen.
Then there is “Su che”. Soaked in Gujarati flavour, it is sung by Sen and Bela Shende and is a fact-paced track. It was meant to be a fun song but fails to make a mark.
“Salone kya”, is a song with an Arabic feel. It is sung by Sen and Tarannum Malik. Even though the music is captivating, the lyrics are a big put off and take away the zing from the song.
“Dhadkan dhadkan” has edgy music with a strong musical backing. Once again Sen and Tarannum team up for the song that has a haunting feel to it. The number does impress.
“Pal pal jisko dhoonde” has influences of jazz music. A soft and free flowing number, it is sung by Sen.
“Koi Jaane na” is an interesting number sprinkled with folk flavour. A poignant song, it is sung very well by Rajab Ali Bharti and Bela.
Last song of the album is “Chehra jo dekhe hain” by Sen again that is the title track of the film. The song includes samples from the other 12 songs.
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Priyanka Ashok Chopra was born on 18th July 1982 in Jamshedpur and is fondly known as Mimiand Priyanka Chopra, armed with long legs and the Miss World crown, followed the precedent set by other beauty contest winners by joining the Bollywood bandwagon. Her first film was in Tamil. Thamizhan released in 2002. In 2008, Priyanka Chopra featured in six films. Her first four films, Love Story 2050, God Tussi Great Ho, Chamku and Drona, failed to do well. Chopra's fifth release of the year, Madhur Bhandarkar's Fashion was a critical success.
She is currently filming for Ashutosh Gowariker’s What’s Your Raashee? with Harman Baweja and Kaminay, both to be released in 2009. Download Latest High Quality Wallpapers of Hot and Sexy Bollywood Actresses Priyanka Chopra.
Bollywood couple Salman Khan and Katrina Kaif have sparked the news all around that they have split. At least if their chemistry at the recent success party of the film Kanjeevaran is any indication.
It is said that the lovebirds behaved like strangers at the party. Salman Khan came in without Katrina Kaif and posed for the cameras. Katrina came in with designer Rocky S. Even the couple didn't interact with each other during the entire party. They were so near yet so far.
What's all this only Salman Khan and Katrina Kaif can answer this....
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