JEENA ISI KA NAAM HAI’S NEW RELEASE DATE

Bibia Films Pvt. Ltd has announced their new release date for their upcoming film Jeena Isi Ka Naam Hai. Director Keshhav Panneriy’s directorial debut was slated for release on January 13th, 2017, but due to various reasons, the producer & director, decided to postpone the film a little further. The new release date has been zeroed on March 3rd, 2017.

बागी 2 में श्रद्धा कपूर की जगह तापसी पन्नू

‘गाजी’, ‘नाम शबाना’ और ‘जुड़वां 2’ जैसी आगामी फिल्मों के बदौलत तापसी पन्नू का करियर बेहद शानदार तरीके से आगे बढ़ रहा है । अगले साल तापसी पन्नू की छह फ़िल्में रिलीज़ होंगी । अब यह जानकारी मिली है कि तापसी को इस साल के शुरू में रिलीज़ हिट फिल्म बागी के सीक्वल ‘बागी 2’ के लिए साइन कर लिया गया है  । बागी में टाइगर श्रॉफ की नायिका श्रद्धा कपूर थी । शब्बीर खान द्वारा निर्देशित एवं साजिद नाडियाडवाला द्वारा निर्मित फिल्म ‘बागी’ प्रेम कहानी पर आधारित थी, जिसमें भारतीय मार्शल आर्ट को भी दिखाया गया था। रिलीज के बाद इस फिल्म ने 100 करोड़ के आंकड़े को पार कर लिया था। ‘जुड़वां 2’ के बाद साजिद नाडियाडवाला के साथ तापसी की यह दूसरी फिल्म होगी। सूत्रों से हमें यह भी पता चला है कि साजिद नाडियाडवाला ने तापसी पन्नू को तीन फिल्मों के लिए साइन किया हैं। इसलिए, तापसी के प्रशंसक यह जानने को बेताब होंगे कि नाडियाडवाला के बैनर तले तापसी की तीसरी फिल्म कौन सी होगी !

Subhash Ghai offers a role to Yogi Sadguru

Legendary filmmaker and showman of Bollywood Subhash Ghai who has given the industry some of the classic movies in 80’s & 90’s was recently seen launching Sadhguru’s latest book ‘Inner Engineering : A Yogi’s Guide to Joy’ in Mumbai. 

The dynamic personalities who were over whelmed to meet each other were seen having some humorous and intellectual conversations during the launch. In one such conversation, the renowned filmmaker expressed his desire to give the humble yogi a role in his next productions. The director/producer and founder of Whistling Woods International school offered Sadhguru to play a profound mentor and yogi in his next production. 

Sadguru, who was intimated with such a sweet gesture replied in a whimsical manner acknowledging him and saying that - I am already playing so many roles in everyone's life. 

Recalling the moment, Subhash Ghai says, "I like Sadguru's sense of humour, even on the times when he is talking on deeper subjects or issues. He comes out as compassion and contemporary guru with lot of intellect n  sync with modern times.I love his intimidating costume which makes him look so distinct and empowered and with that personality it would be quite interesting to see him in a film "

Manoj Bajpayee felicitated with the 'Bihar Ratna'

Super talented actor Manoj Bajpayee had made his remarkable impression on the big screen with his outstanding and versatile performances. Be it a classic cult or be it a comedy drama or the newer trend of short films, the actor has always gone beyond his limits and successfully impressed everyone.  Adding to the acknowledgments Manoj has received so far in his cinematic journey, the respected Patna Film Festival honoured the fine actor with the ‘Bihar Ratna’ for his tremendous contribution towards Indian Cinema. 

The Bihar Film Nigam Board had organised the prestigious Patna Film Festival last week where they took the pleasure of having the 2 times National Award Winner, Manoj Bajpayee, amongst them. Talking about being felicitated with the precious 'Bihar Ratna', Manoj Bajpayee says, “I believe in doing challenging and differential roles throughout my career. I have tried my best to challenge myself every time I take up a film and when i see the kind of love i receive, it keeps me going. Such felicitations are a mark of love and support coming from my audience that inspires me to do more. I am happy with the appreciation I have received and grateful to this industry to have taken me in and nurtured me to become what i am now.

Kunal Kapoor is Taking Ninja Training in Japan

Its mostly the architecture, the food or the scenic locations that make people travel to a particular destination. But there is no bigger pull than the urge to learn something new. Kunal Kapoor has always been fascinated by martial arts. He was introduced to the art form at an early age, but over the last couple of years he lost touch with it. Untill Veeram happened.

Kunal had to go through some heavy training for this Malyalam-Hindi-English period drama that is high action. Besides putting on 12kgs of muscle, the actor also had to master his martial arts skills. During this training period Kunal connected with the art form that he loved as a child. And once this love was rekindled, there was no looking back. The shooting of Veeram got over but Kunal remained commited to the art form. He continued to train in Kalari and also added MMA to his repertoire. His fascination made him dig deeper. And about a few months ago he came across an article about a family of Ninja warriors in Japan that have a 400 year old history. The Jidaa School is one of the few ninjutsu dojos in Japan with strong family origins having served generations of emperors. After the release of Dear Zindagi and finishing his last schedule of Tigmanshu Dhulia's Raagdesh, Kunal headed to Tokyo for a holiday that had a learning agenda at its focus. 'I have always been a huge fan of Japanese culture, having grown up on Manga comics, their movies and food. I have been wanting to go there for a long time. When I found out about this family, my urge to go there grew all the more. And the moment I got a break from my schedule, I enrolled myself in the programme. While I was there, we worked on movement, weapons training and a meditative technique known as Ku.' 

The training happened in a small dojo. And whats more intriguing is that Kunal didn't even get to see the face of his instructor. "Yup, he wore a mask all the time. If I meet him on the street, I wouldn't even recognize him" he laughs. 

While his stay in Japan, Kunal also visited many monuments and eateries. The trip will remain etched forever in his memory. "The Japanese are such lovely people. So humble and disciplined. I am totally enamoured by their culture and would love to go back again and train"