Shreyas gets his dream treehouse...

Shreyas Talpade got the biggest surpise when director Priyadarshan constructed a treehouse at Wai where they were shooting for their film Kamaal Dhamaal Malamaal produced by Percept Pictures. Shreyas loved the Wai sets so much that he yearned to have a treehouse constructed. He casually mentioned it to Priyadarshan and the next day it was all done. “The next morning when I woke up, I was shocked to see a treehouse being constructed for me. I was touched that Priyan Sir took so much pain to make my one dream come true,” said Shreyas. 
And what's more is that the treehouse was actually used in the film!

Akshay Kumar Promoting ‘From Sydney with Love’ Instead of His OwnFilm ‘Joker’ Releasing the Same Day

One wouldhave expected Akshay Kumar going all out to promote his new venture ‘Joker’,which has been directed by Shirish Kunder and co produced by Kumar and FarahKhan. But the actor has been avoiding the films promotions instead Akki isbeing seen promoting Prateik Chakravorty’s film ‘From Sydney with Love’.
Due to the shockingfallout between Akshay and Shirish Kundar, the actor is now seen asking theaudience to watch ‘From Sydney With Love’ instead of his own film ‘Joker’ releasingthe very same day.
Surprisingly,television channels these days are running promos of Akshay promoting thelegendary Pramod Chakaravorty’s Grandson’s film releasing the same day as ‘Joker’.Interestingly, Akshay has worked in the film ‘Deedar’ made under the banner of Pramod films. Now, PrateikChakravorty is all set to release his film ‘From Sydney With Love’ under thesame banner.

Nickelodeon launches The Daltons – A despicable journey of crazy runaway prisoners, from September 3, Monday to Friday at 6:30 pm

Nickelodeon is all set to take kids on a laughter ride this season. Unshackle your laughing gas, put your ball and chain away, take a prison break and get ready to escape from run of the mill comedy with The Dalton! Nickelodeon premieres the brand new show on Monday,
September 3 at 6:30 pm.

The Dalton revolves around four crazy central characters – Joe, Jack, William and Averell, who are nasty, dumb and want to get out of the state penitentiary more than ever! They try every trick under the sun to escape from prison. Their ruse includes a maze of tunnels, explosives, hot air balloons, rain dances and a whole cast of zany characters to help them get free. But alas! Only if they tried using their brains for once! But what they lack in intelligence, they are sure to make up for in willpower and imagination. How? Tune-in to find out!

Debutante Madhhurima in Percept Pictures' Kamaal Dhamaal Malamaal..​.

In Kamaal Dhamaal Malamaal, Madhhurima plays the lead opposite Shreyas Talpade. The film also stars stalwarts of the likes of Nana Patekar, Paresh Rawal, Om Puri, Shakti Kapoor, Raza Khan, Asrani, Neeraj Vora among others and will release on 28th September 2012.

The Deol Legacy Continues..

In his prime, Dharmendra was the nation's heartthrob. In 1983, Sunny's legendary debut was in an out-and-out romantic film. Years later, Bobby made an impression with his droopy eyes and curly locks opposite Twinkle Khanna. And now, if Sunny has his way, his 21-year-old son Karan will continue the Deol family tradition.
The otherwise reticent Sunny spoke about taking Karan through the paces among other things even as he readied to leave for the UK schedule of Yamla Pagla Deewaana. Excited about carrying forward the Deol legacy, Sunny said, "Karan's debut will be sometime next year. As of now, I want him to learn all the essentials required for being a good actor. We will be launching him but whether I will be directing him, I'm really uncertain. Considering we are still looking at scripts and everything is in its nascent stage. But one thing is certain that it will be a love story. That's the way I, Bobby and Abhay debuted in Bollywood."
Incidentally, Karan is already enrolled in Rahul Rawail's acting school. Rawail had directed Sunny's blockbuster debut in Betaab. Quizzed about audiences being more receptive to the Deols as a pack rather than solo, Sunny said, "We've waited for long for the right script to come our way although we've been working actively. We were offered many scripts just for the sake of grabbing attention. However, as we believe in clean family entertainers, we waited for an Apne or Yamla Pagla Deewaana to happen. And the audiences loved these films. Now, we are motivated to do more films. But like before, the story is still the key ingredient for us."
According to Sunny, many actors today are managing to get away with shoddy work, thanks to the PR and marketing strategies they put into motion. "Half of the actors wouldn't have survived with the kind of work they've done, had it not been for their impeccable marketing techniques. But that does not mean they are all like that. Some of them are genuinely talented, along with being good at PR. As for me, I have always been a recluse. However, when marketingdriven movies work for the audience, we have them raking in Rs 100 crore. If I want to see a film in the Rs 100 crore bracket, it will be a Salman film because like us, he too is honest and always himself. And trust me, audiences love your honesty on and off of screen, no matter what," said Sunny.
Asked about his many projects that have been stalled, including his television debut, the actor-producer said, "Whenever projects get stalled, it's easy to blame actors, but in my case, I had shot for the television show a while ago. What happened later only the production house and channel will be able to tell. However, I have realised that I am just meant to do films. So, no more TV for me. This year I am shooting for two sequels: Yamla Pagla Deewana 2 followed by Ghayal 2."