Vikram Singh, a villain Fauji turned into a Hero Fauji in his upcoming project

Ranjha Vikram Singh, who has received praises for his role from the movie Heropanti, is now heading towards something new and special. The actor who played the role of villain in the film, named as Fauji, will very soon portray the new character of militant in his forthcoming film "Fauji". The actor who debuted in Bollywood as a bad guy will be the lead actor for his upcoming project. The actor, who started his acting debut with "25 Quile" in Pollywood, has worked in 17 films in which he played both positive and negative roles. Undoubtedly, he proved his good acting skills in Bollywood from the movie Heropanti. Vikram, who likes actor Akshay Kumar, received his best action Filmfare award for his film "25 Quile". As he belongs to a Punjabi business family, but he himself chosen a different career for himself as an actor, for which he got support from his family and friends. Well, talking about his upcoming project, Vikram Singh will be portraying a character of a young army man. People will also witness romance and action in the film. The effect of the ceasefire on the daily life of militants and how they are dealing with these difficulties. And apart from this, Vikram also worked in a Pollywood movie "Yari Te Sardarii"

Rohit Shetty Picturez to venture into animation series with 'Little Singham'

India’s most successful super cop franchise, ‘Singham’ directed by Rohit Shetty is all set to go a notch higher with yet another special offering for audiences. Rohit Shetty Picturez, Reliance Animation & Discovery Kids, will be launching a new animation series called ‘Little Singham’ which is inspired by the Ajay Devgn starring superhit franchise ‘Singham’.

 ‘Little Singham,’ an original kid’s content series in India will be aired in 4 languages- English, Hindi, Tamil and Telugu. Targeted at kids belonging to the age-group of 5-11 years, the intro line of ‘Little Singham’ is - ‘Police ki wardi, Sher ka Damm, Naam hai mera – Little Singham!’ The animated show will make its debut on television in April 2018 on the completely revamped Discovery Kids channel. This is probably one of the largest deals in the animation industry with the first season to go on air with 156 episodes and 5 tele features.

When asked about this collaboration, Rohit Shetty said, “Singham was hugely loved by the kids and a show like this will not only take the franchise  ahead but will also become a source of entertainment for the kids and audiences who love Singham so dearly.”

Shibasish Sarkar, Reliance Entertainment said “Little Singham will set a completely new benchmark for animation in India. With Rohit also mentoring the animated series, we are confident of taking the Singham franchise to newer heights.”

Speaking on the occasion, Uttam Pal Singh, Head – Discovery Kids, Discovery Communications India, said, “Little Singham, the original make in India super hero series is a very bold and at scale attempt by Discovery Kids. We are delighted that Rohit Shetty is personally involved in promoting Little Singham, this will help us reach out to kids across the country.”

Rohit Shetty presents in collaboration with Discovery Kids, Reliance Animation & Rohit Shetty Picturez, ‘Little Singham’ will air on television in April 2018.

Oye Hichki Launched at Rani Mukerji’s School Come Salute the spirit of overcoming one’s Hichki

Rani Mukerji went back to school, her alma mater Maneckji Cooper today to launch the promotional video from her forthcoming release, Oye Hichki. A catchy song, which is also the first song that the makers have released, sees Rani call out the prevalent social Hichkis like preference for fair skin, looking down at people with disabilities, girls not having the right to choose their life partners, etc. This video highlights the different types of discriminations prevalent in our society today that exists in each and everyone of us. This song urges everyone to identify them and overcome them, one discrimination at a time. Rani launched the song at her school Maneckji Cooper today afternoon. 

Rani plays the character of Naina Mathur who has a nervous system disorder, Tourette Syndrome that forces an individual to make involuntary repetitive movements or sounds. Hichki focuses on turning disadvantages into opportunities and staring down at challenges that life throws at one and ultimately winning over them. It is also a subtle reminder about discrimination that exists in our society and has become a part of our daily lives. It highlights this through the story of Naina, who faces discrimination from our society that firmly believes she cannot be a teacher because of her disorder. Sung by Harshdeep Kaur and lyrics by Jaideep Sahni, the catchy Oye Hichki song is choreographed by none other than Vaibhavi Merchant. Directed by Siddharth P Malhotra and produced by Maneesh Sharma, the movie is set to touch the hearts of audiences when it releases on March 23.

Dancing to the wedding tunes

Indian weddings are incomplete without the hullabaloo of loud songs and dances. During the 90s, the celebrations were never restricted to the bride or groom’s party and the entire locality joined in the revelries. One of the most awaited moments was the arrival of the marriage party when everyone danced to their heart’s content! In the recent track of Sony Entertainment Television’s Yeh Un Dinon Ki Baat Hai, Naina’s sister is getting married in an elaborate ceremony. All the actors are having a time of their life gorging on delicious food, getting dressed in bridal fineries and ornaments. Both the lead actors Randeep Rai & Ashi Singh danced to their heart’s content in the baraat!

When contacted Ashi confirmed, “I love to dance! It had been a long time that we were waiting to go for a wedding, so that we could dance in the baraat! With this track, all of us got to enjoy dancing to the hilt! Our assistant directors told us the way they wanted us to dance which we did and also improvised. In the frenzy of dancing, we forgot that we were shooting and got into the groove of things with the foot tapping music and went totally crazy! We also did the Naagin dance! It was a crazy sequence and we loved every bit of it!”

Naina dawns Padmini Kolhapure’s Look

People have always looked towards film stars from their respective eras as style icons and have mimicked their dressing styles while attending any family functions and weddings. The heroines from Bollywood movies of the 90s dazzled on the silver screen and entertained young and old with their demure acting skills and dance performances. Beauties such as Sridevi, Meenakshi Sheshadri, Padmini Kolhapure captured audience attention and enjoyed fan worship across age groups. Girls would often copy their dresses and hairstyles to stand out from the crowd. In the upcoming shaadi track, the look of Ashi Singh who plays the role of Naina in the show has been styled after Padmini Kolhapure’s look from the movie Prem Rog.

When contacted Ashi said, “As the show is based in the 90s, we had to style my look on a popular heroine from the era. The creative team and I had a lot of discussions and looked at different patterns and finally selected Padmini Kolhapure’s look! Be it Prem Rog, Zamaane Ko Dikhana Hai and Pyar Jhukta Nahi the gorgeous actress redefined innocence and elegance in her movies and became a style icon. Her beautiful pink saree and the way it was dressed artistically brings back fond memories.”