गुरुवार, 26 जुलाई 2012

Anupam Kher and Diana Hayden launches We love Mumbai social campaign of Yogesh Lakhani at Marimba Lounge



Yogesh Lakhani of Bright Outdoor media planned we love Mumbai campaign with Bollywood stars at Marimba Lounge in Andheri West.Entire cast of film Sydney with love came for the event.Diana Hayden,Payal Rohatgi,Sangram Singh,Riyaz Gangji of Libas,Miss Srilanka Chandi perera,Sanjeev Kapoor,Yuvika Chaudhry,Vishwajeet pradhan,Sunil Pal also came for the event.Anupam Kher also came to launch this campaign.Evelyn Sharma,Bidita Bag,Karan Sagoo,Ssharad Malhotra and Prateek Chakravorty enjoyed the concept.Yogesh Lakhani  unveiled all the posters with all the guest at  the event.Posters of Lalbagh ka Raja,Narimon Point,Haji Ali,BMC headquaters was unveiled.Saeeda Imtiyaz from Pakistan also came for the event.Everyone wished Yogesh Lakhani all the best for doing such social cause for Mumbai and country.

बुधवार, 25 जुलाई 2012

Bromance on Indian Idol


The stage of the popular singing reality show Indian Idol 6 has been witness to many a first but when the cast of Kya Super Kool Hain Hum Riteish Deshmukh and Tusshar Kapoor visited the sets for the fourth gala round it was a sight to behold.
The boys from the upcoming film Kya Super Kool Hain Hum created a fun filled atmosphere on the sets. They joked, laughed and pulled the contestants leg. But the highlight of the evening was Riteish Deshmukh, who set the stage on fire when he danced with host Hussain Kuwajerwala. Hussain lifted Riteish’s leg and posed alike Jeetendra and Sridevi like they did in the song ‘Naino mein sapna’. The duo impersonated Jeetuji and Sridevi in the funniest way possible. Tusshar too couldn’t control himself and joined them on stage. This impromptu jig had the judges and contestants in splits and jumping off their seats.
Now this is called Super Kool entertainment!

YOMICS was launched at YRF Studios. Uday Chopra’s dream finally came true.



While introducing YOMICS and his vision, Uday spoke about his passion projct
“Comics, or how we more aptly call them today, "Graphic Art", started almost 35,000 years ago. No, I am not making this up. At that time in the area what is now Chauvet, France, the people did not know, that what they were creating was the first comic, but that’s what it pretty much was. I am referring to the prehistoric cave paintings which are the oldest instances of man’s fascination with this art.
“Comics have been one of our oldest and most basic ways of expressing ourselves, and it has been a fascination of mine from childhood right up till now.
“Graphic Art as an industry has not seen much prominence in the world and even much less here in India, yet when I look around myself, I can't help but notice that our culture and everything that makes us Indian is steeped in color and imagery – which is the very basis of Graphic Art. It is part of our customs and traditions and even most of our religions are heavily dependent on that same color and imagery.
“Having so much of it around us in our culture, it is strange that we as a people have not been able to adopt Graphic Art as a means of entertainment in a much bigger way. Apart from that, I also believe that there is something very enjoyable and entertaining about Graphic Art. It takes us into a world created by images, eases us into its narrative through color, yet engages the mind just enough to let us imagine it coming to life. It is
suspension of disbelief taken to an all new level and what one gets out of it is a unique and portable way of entertaining ourselves that we might have forgotten in the last 35,000 years or so.
“My endeavor is to bring this art and this form of entertainment back and use the lure of our movies to help excite and entice the first lot of readers but that will only be the beginning. For once you enter this world, I intend to take you to new places and explore brand new characters and stories which I cannot do through any other medium except this one.
“So whether you are 10 or 80 there is no age that the fun needs to stop, there is no age to stop believing in the fantastic and the unimaginable, there is no age that should limit enjoyment of art of any kind.
“So for the sake of a 35,000 year old art, take this journey with me and help me bring the joy of comics back to you.
“On behalf of Yash Raj Films, I would like to thank Abhishek (Bachchan) for taking time out to launch the DHOOM Yomics and both Salman Khan and Rani Mukerji for their wishes and kind words on this occasion.”

Asha Tai burns the dance floor


The latest season of the popular singing reality show Indian Idol 6 has been filled with surprises and the fourth gala round was no less. The boys from the upcoming film Kya Super Kool Hain Hum got the opportunity to shake a leg with none other than the legendary Asha Bhosle. 
Riteish Deshmukh along with his super kool partner Tusshar Kapoor visited the sets of Indian Idol 6 for a fun filled episode. After all the performances were over, Riteish requested judge Asha Bhosle to join him on stage for a small jugalbandi round. Ashaji obliged and joined him on stage for a Marathi Jugalbandi. She mesmerized everyone with her Marathi songs and Riteish too joined in later to try his luck. The duo also moved to the beats and sporting as ever Ashaji too grooved with him. The sight was something to behold and everyone applauded Ashaji’s spirit.

From Peepli Live to musical Aalaap! DETAILS & PICS


Forthcoming musical movie Aalaap brings back Raghubeer Yadav and Onkardas Manikpuri together again after Peepli Live.  They play brother-in-laws in  Shri Shankaracharya Arts’ Aalaap, directed by Manish Manikpuri.
“We saw their chemistry earlier. We needed two noted artistes to play close relative to our male protagonist Rahul. I personally think they suit the best. It was an unanimous decision to include them in the starcast," says producer Nishant Tripathi.

Raghubeer Yadav plays a rickshaw puller and father of protagonist Rahul played by Amit Purohit. Onkardas Manikpuri is Rahul's maternal uncle.  “It’s a character-driven film. They are shown poor but idealistic in the movie,” adds Abhishek Mishra. Playing Rahul’s father, Raghubeer Yadav is poor but a lovable father who helps his son in his journey of life.  “There is no better choice than him to play the role of hero’s father. Above all, Onkardas Manikpuri hails from Chhattisgarh. So, he was the easy and obvious choice for us,” avers director Manish Manikpuri. As Aalaap is all set to release on  July 27, the public awaits another interesting product of passion to hit the marquee. Interestingly, Murali Sharma essays a very challenging role in the film while Abhimanyu Singh excels in the role of a fearless cop who takes on the challenging task of combating naxalism.

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