Pump up the Bass! Kyunki #BabyKoBassPasandHai

The first song from this year’s most awaited film, Yash Raj Films’ Sultan, is here!!

Badshah’s popular renditions have become chart busters recently. And with Vishal Dadlani, Ishita and Shalmali Kholgade joining him in this high energy number, #BabyKoBassPasandHai is set to be the chartbuster of 2016! Choreographed by Farah Khan and picturised on Salman Khan and Anushka Sharma, Sultan Ali Khan gate crashes a wedding to woo the woman of his dreams, the wrestler Aarfa (Anushka Sharma) in this colourful and peppy number! With a rustic setting, this song is the first to release from Sultan’s rich and elaborate album.

Produced by Aditya Chopra and written-directed by Ali Abbas Zafar, Sultan will release this Eid 2016.

Shah Rukh and Kajol recreate magic with their extravagant love sage, Dilwale on Sony MAX

Sony MAX, India’s premiere Hindi movie channel recreates the nostalgic love of the most iconic on- screen couple by bringing to the fans, Shah Rukh Khan- Kajol starrer, Dilwale premiering on Sunday, 5th June at 8 pm. High on emotions, action and comedy, Dilwale brings out gravity-defying action sequences and rib- tickling comedy at its best. 

“Dilwale” premiering on MAX on 5^th June, 2016 at 8pm

Kay Kay Menon's next film is based on 1975 emergency

Madhur Bhandarkar recently announced that he is all set to make his most ambitious project which will be based during the era of 1975 emergency.

Whereas on one hand where Madhur's project is still in pre-production stage Pehle Aap Motion Pictures is all set to release their Maiden project San ​Pachattar​, which is based on the era of Emergency.

" Emergency period lasted from June 1975 to March 1977 and is one of the darkest period of Indian History. We learn true lessons of life only from history and I decided to make a film based on some unknown and uncovered events during the period of emergency. It's a fun film and is entertaining and stimulating at the same time. Its not preachy and heavy like most films have been on the supposed unfortunate event of our recent memories. The style of editing and background score makes it edgy. It is a very well balanced film keeping both entertainment and sensibilities in place and will teleport you instantly to the 70's. It's sensible yet is entertaining and rambles us into a trip. It will infuse some innovative freshness to our spectrum of movies and is the way forward. I remember The great Neil Armstrong quoted - a small step of man on moon and a giant leap for mankind. I would say it's just ballsy. To do  real justice to the role, who better than Kay Kay Menon.. He is probably the best we have and is a true artist in all senses. I am delighted and blessed that he agreed to take on the challenge yet again and this time he has surpassed the apogee  of performance ever being achieved in Indian celluloid. He reinvented it and made the character more dynamic by adding his style and nuances. We are gonna witness some awesomeness" says the producer Kabir Lovee. P. S. Kay Kay will devour us!!!

" Th​​e film is absolutely a visual and audio symphony. It is the first true Political Period Thriller of Indian Cinema.  I am happy I am a part of this film and played the most layered and myriad character of my  career till date. It took me nearly six months to get into the skin and psyche of the character and to get the crasis right. Says Kay Kay Menon.

San' ​​Pachattar​ ​is a stepping stone into the genre of Period Thriller, which has never been explored and carries a huge youth connect. The film’s plot revolves around a deal of the first mobile phone (prototype) being brought in India with emergency in the background.

Baalveer’s tryst with an Egyptian mummy

Excitement levels will be at an all-time high in SAB TV’s Baal Veer, as the plot will thicken and lead to the revelation of some interesting twists.

Manav (Rudra Soni) dreams of a mummy trying to hurt him. In class, when he is interrogated about Egyptians, he answers without hesitating. Meanwhile, Shatir Pari conspires against Baal Veer (Dev Joshi) and gets a mummy back to life, only to realize that Manav was an Egyptian prince in his previous birth and is now seeking vengeance. In an elaborate plan, Shatir Pari gets the mummy to its original look and sends a fake mummy to distract Baal Veer, so that Manav can be kidnapped and killed.

The real mummy manages to kidnap Manav and in the process, hurts Baalsakhi, who then gets hypnotized and helps to plot along with the mummy to kill Baal Veer. Meanwhile, Baal Veer, in a discussion with the paris finds out that the mummy can be killed only during a solar eclipse. Therefore, Baal Veer, with the help of Manav and the paris, chalks out an intricate plan that’ll kill the mummy and save Baalsakhi from his clutches. 

Rudra Soni who plays Manav said,  “The upcoming episodes will be a lot of fun as the audiences realise that Manav was actually an Egyptian prince in his previous birth, who is now in a quest for revenge. There’s going to be lots of action as Manav gets kidnapped by a real mummy and then Baal Veer hatches a plan to come to their rescue and save the day again!”

But, will their plan work? Will Baal Veer and Manav be able to tackle this obstacle and save the day again?

To find out, tune into Baal Veer, from Monday to Friday at 8pm, only on SAB TV.

Landmarc Films gearing up to be ‘Vazandar’

An upward journey which started as being an Assistant Director on the Hindi film 'Vivah' in 2006 finally reached being the Producer of a Marathi film in 2014, such is the story of Landmarc Films' Vidhi Kasliwal. After writing and directing Rajshri's ‘Isi Life Mein...!’ a Hindi feature film in 2010, she produced the Marathi film ‘Sanngto Aika...!’. It was indeed a 'landmarc' having a stellar ensemble cast which included the all rounder Sachin Pilgaonkar, helmed by the talented director Satish Rajwade. It was a complete package with a superb star cast, great humour, a thought provoking subject and awesome direction. And credit for the same goes to Landmarc Films.  

Next Vidhi Kasliwal is getting all set to launch her new venture... ‘Vazandar’ with another exciting subject and an equally talented star cast.

Director Sachin Kundalkar, well known for dealing with unique topics in his films, has come up with yet another compelling story. Commenting on the same Vidhi said, “Vazandar was a very personal subject that Sachin had and it instantly struck a chord with me. Its development has been such fun - a truly collaborative process. Sachin is a very sensitive and sharp person who open-mindedly takes all suggestions and beautifully weaves them into the layers of the film."

 Right from the time the shooting began, 'Vazandar' has been the talk of the town. It brings the coming together of the stylish Sai Tamhankar and the spunky Priya Bapat. Along with Siddharth Chandekar, Chirag Patil and Chetan Chitnis in important roles.

 Even in the role of producer, Vidhi Kasliwal has never let the responsible citizen in her vanish. With every film she keeps the responsibility of giving her audiences hope in mind, same in the case of ‘Vazandar’. The film is on the verge of completion and Landmarc Films is gearing up for it.