CHATURNATH DUBBING COMPLETE

The dubbing of Organ Entertainment’s Hindi feature Film CHATURNATH is completed at Digital Dreams Studio, Laxmi Industrial Estate, Andheri, west on 14th September 2016. The film is produced and directed by Swadesh Mishra & Co-produced By Arvind Agarwal & Rajesh Maurya. It stars Omkardas Manikpuri ‘Nattha’, Nira Suraez, Arvind Agarwal, Rajesh Maurya, Akhilesh Gaud, Anang Tripathi and Desh Deepak. It has music by Singh Brothers & Dibya Jyoti and lyrics are penned by Pt. Kiran Mishra & S. R. Bharti. DoP: Pappu Shetty.

Tamannah Bhatia gets appreciated for her dual look

The talented diva Tamannah Bhatia who has recently been in the news rounds for her exceptional performance in Baahubali and her damsel in distress avatar in Chings ad with Ranveer Singh is much known for her fine acting and magnificent beauty. Now she yet again amazes us with her double role in her upcoming film ‘Tutak Tutak Tutiya’ where she will be seen alongside the legendary Dance guru Prabhu Deva and the handsome hunk Sonu Sood.

The trailer of the film released last week and the response seems to be tremendous. Tamannaah is seen essaying a sari clad gharelu bahu as well as the most glamorous actress. The versatile actress is also seen performing some jaw dropping dance moves to the perky beats. The young actress was earlier applauded for her acting prowess in her films, but with the kind of moves that are seen in glimpses in the trailer, looks like Tammy has some more loving coming her side.

According to sources, Tamannaah had been practicing rigorously for a month in order to get the crisp and perfect moves. “I was in love with the song the moment I heard it and I knew I had to do full justice to it. Especially when you get an opportunity to work with a legend like Prabhu Sir, you have to live up to the benchmark he has set. It took me hours and days of rehearsals but it feels all worth it when I receive so many calls and messages appreciating my dual looks and performance.” said the ravishing Tamannaah Bhatia.

Titled ‘Tutak Tutak Tutiya’ in Hindi, 'Devi' in Tamil, and 'Abhinetri' in Telugu, the film is directed by AL Vijay and is all set to release on October 7, 2016.

‘31st October’ Song ‘Yaqeen’ Is A Soul-Stirring Number

The trailer of upcoming dramatic thriller ‘31st October’ starring Vir Das and Soha Ali Khan touched everyone and the first song of the film, which is titled ‘Yaqeen’, will surely bring a lump to your throats.

‘Yaqeen’ is a soul-stirring number with a melodious soundtrack and touching and meaningful lyrics. Composed by Vijay Verma, penned by Mehboob and crooned by Mohammad Salamat, ‘Yaqeen’ is a gem of the song from the music album of ‘31st October’. The video of the song shows Vir and Soha, who play a Sikh couple in the film, trying to escape from a riot-prone area with their kids and the scenes in the video will surely send a shiver up your spine.

Produced by writer-producer Harry Sachdeva and Magical Dreams Productions Pvt Ltd, co-produced by Anand Prakash, directed by National award winner Shivaji Lotan Patil, and released by Panorama Studios, ‘31st October’ is a thriller about a Sikh family trapped in a riot-prone area of New Delhi during the anti-Sikh riots in the aftermath of the assassination of the then Prime Minister Indira Gandhi.

‘31st October’ is slated to release on October 7 this year.

Sonu Sood to provide water purifiers in Punjab

Besides being a prolific actor, Sonu Sood is deeply connected to his roots and the people of his hometown, Moga, Punjab.

After providing free gym services in his hometown Moga, the large-hearted actor also distributed more than 50 cycles to his gym members so that they could travel to the gym daily on cycles promoting fitness. Now, it’s learnt that Sonu is planning to adopt, Bahona, a village in Punjab for its overall development.

A source informs, “Sonu is quite concerned about the development of Bahona and has been working on ideas to make the place a better place to live. While the place has witnessed a large number of water borne diseases caused by drinking contaminated or dirty water, the actor has decided to provide water purifiers to the families who cannot afford it.”

“Due to the shortage of safe drinking water and hygienic sanitation facilities, Sonu will be providing water purifiers to 100 families and he has already initiated the process,” the source adds.

Sonu says, “Pure drinking water is a basic necessity for every individual. To prevent water borne diseases in Bahona, we require pure water that is rich in essential minerals. The water purifier removes disease causing unhealthy impurities and enhances our immune system.” 

"Never thought I would be asked to play a mother of four!" - Lupita Nyong'o speaks on Mira Nair's 'Queen of Katwe'

Internationally acclaimed filmmaker, Mira Nair's forthcoming drama, Disney's Queen of Katwe is all set to release in India on 7th October, 2016. The movie had a world premiere at the prestigious Toronto International Film Festival in September, 2016. Like Nair’s previous films, Queen of Katwe is a heartwarming and riveting drama. Based on real-life events, the film chronicles the inspiring story of an underdog from the streets of rural Uganda. She’s a young girl whose world rapidly changes when she is introduced to the game of chess; as a result of the support from her family and community she develops confidence and determination to pursue her dream to become an international chess champion.

It was an email that Lupita got from her director Mira Nair with the script for Queen of Katwe, during the Christmas of 2014 which spoke on how Phiona Mutesi, an uneducated girl from the slums of Uganda, rose to become the chess champion of her country and an international chess master. Nair wanted her to play Phiona’s mother, Harriet. “Five pages in I wrote my manager and agent with the words ‘I must do this film,’ ” says Lupita.

“To play a mother of four in Uganda, a formidable mother who has so much working against her, was so compelling to me. It wasn’t something I thought I’d be asked to do”—at least not by Hollywood. “The fact that it was based on a true story, an uplifting story out of Africa. . . .” She inhales and shakes her head. “Oh, my goodness, all my dreams were coming true in that script.”