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शनिवार, 9 सितंबर 2017

Siddhanth Kapoor: ‘I had no idea who Haseena Parkar was before I was signed up for the film’

Shraddha Kapoor’s brother Siddhanth Kapoor will be next seen playing Dawood Ibrahim in Apoorva Lakhia’s upcoming film 'Haseena Parkar’, which is based on the life of Dawood’s sister Haseena (played by Shraddha) and Siddhanth revealed something shocking in an exclusive interview with Movie Talkies.

Siddhanth said, “Apoorva and me used to play cricket a lot and one day, he summoned me over to his place and asked me if I know who Haseena Parkar was. I said I have no idea as though I had heard or read about Dawood, I was absolutely clueless about the fact that he had a sister. After that, Apoorva told me that he wants me to play Dawood in a film based on Haseena’s life. My first reaction was that Apoorva was joking with me because I could not believe this at all!”

Directed by Apoorva Lakhia, Haseena Parkar stars Shraddha Kapoor, Siddhanth Kapoor and Ankur Bhatia. Produced by Nahid Khan with Swiss Entertainment and co-produced by Sameer Antulay and Babu Tyagi, the film is set to release on September 22.

Be sure to not miss Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai’s Maha episode

One of the most successful shows on television, Rajan Shahi’s Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai has had a history of consistently impressing its fan base with its expansive sets, larger-than-life screenplays and its sheer grandeur. Shahi’s impressive storytelling and ability to pick up the best actors for his show, has clearly made it one of the longest running shows on the tube as well.

While the show has often has had many highs in the past, its recent Maha episode is most awaited by audiences. As for the story, Kartik is angry with Naira, who is worried about him and tries to talk to him. But he just goes away. Naira is at her mayka to celebrate her first Teej after marriage. The high point of the show is when Kartik goes missing on Teej Day. . The episode is sure to keep viewers on the edge of their seats and is a must watch.The show is known for its spectacular festival celebrations and weddings and this Maha episode just proves that

Dutt’s The Way! Khalsa BMM Raises a Toast to the Dutt

Praveish Vishwanath, Professor of BMM (Bachelors of Mass Media) with the students of FYBMM and SYBMM within a span of 1 week put up a superb presentation of the Indian Film Industry under the tag #MediCine – contribution of Indian Cinema in her 100 years towards Healthcare. he occasion was graced by Ms. Priya Dutt Former Member of Parliament, daughter of legendary actors Mr. Sunil Dutt and Mrs. Nargis Dutt and Trustee - Nargis Dutt Foundation.

Focusing on the first Power Couple of Indian Cinema - Mr. Sunil Dutt and Mrs. Nargis Dutt, the event was a tribute to the films they were a part of the way the cinema industry has highlighted health issues and the evolution on cinema in general starting from the black and white era of 1930’s showcasing clipping of films like Dr.Madhurika (1935) till the iconic Munna Bhai MBBS (2003).The event focused on #MediCine which highlighted the contribution of Indian Cinema in her 100 years towards health care.

Talking on the occasion Ms. Priya Dutt says, “It was a great event hosted by Professor Praveish Vishwanath and the students. The connection made between medicine and cinema has been fantastic and the couple of hours I sat here, I was overwhelmed. It was great to see the clipping of my parents and brother (Sanjay Dutt). I loved the way the students performed the skits and dances. I am very fortunate to have been a part of this event and feel grateful...”

Adding to the same Mr. Praveish Vishwanath, “The entire event was multi-layered! It spoke of Cinema and Films with medical related scripts; it combined the contribution of the Dutt’s towards cinema and well as healthcare; plus, it was a tribute to Mehboob Khan on the director extraordinaire birthday 110 today. It is Mehboob Khan who is instrumental in getting together Nargis Dutt into films and later bringing Sunil Dutt and Nargis Dutt together in the iconic film, ‘Mother India.”