Actors
Shraddha Kapoor and Siddhanth Kapoor have come forward to lend their support to
Bhamla Foundation's #BeatPlasticPollution initiative.Bhamla
Foundation, through its environment initiatives, is working towards curbing the
plastic menace, keeping in line with the UNO initiative of ‘Beat
PlasticPollution’. The programme was launched at the hands of former Hon
President of India Dr.Pranab Mukherjee. Following the same, the
#BeatPlasticPollution song, ideated by Asif Bhamla, composed by Shaan with
lyrics by Swanand Kirkire, vocals by Shaan, Kanika Kapoor, Armaan Malik,
Shankar Mahadevan, Shreya Ghoshal, Ayushmaan Khurana, Sonu Nigam among others,
and choreographed by Shiamak Davar was launched at a star-studded function
earlier this month.
गुरुवार, 17 मई 2018
Veteran actor Tom Alter's last film 'Kitaab' premiere held in Nation's Capital
The premiere of the award-winning Short film
titled “Kitaab” starring legendary actor late Mr. Tom Atler held in New
Delhi. The actor who will be remembered
for his brilliant acting, Tom Alter will be seen in his last feature film. The
movie is based on the increasing influence of electronic gadgets, we are moving
away from books. Therefore, apart from the film screening, there was also a
panel discussion on the topic of “Impact of Electronics gadgets on Books.”
The event took place in Film Division
Auditorium at Mahadev Road. The entire program was graced by the presence of
well-known personalities and the panelists, Padmbhushan Dr. Bindeshwar Pathak,
Founder Sulabh Swachchata Andolan and Smt. Maitreyee Pushpa noted Novelist and
Hindi Writer, Vice Chairperson, Hindi Academy, as well as director of the film
Kamlesh K Mishra.
In the panel discussion, Dr. Pathak stated,
"Nowadays, people are tangled up in gadgets and mobiles. All these gadgets
need support, they can’t work without any support like electricity, internet
and all, but our books are free. Yes, gadgets are also important but it can't
replace the feel of a book."
Whereas,
Smt. Maitreyee said, "the history of Kitaab is old, it changes every phase
of life and things have changed a lot, we don't need any technology for a book,
no internet nothing. We can read a book anywhere, in a forest as well. Yes,
technology has reached so far, mobile phones are useful for everyone even
ladies in small villages as well. But the culture of books will never end and
it should not end."
Directed by the award-winning director
Kamlesh K Mishra, the impactful film reveals, because of the increasing
influence of electronic gadgets, the books are getting away from us. And the
legendary actor Late Tom Alter has played the role of an old librarian in this
film and left no stone unturned to get the last reader coming to the
library.
Well,
'Kitaab' won best film Short Film, Calcutta International Cult Film Festival. A
finalist for Feel The Reel International Film Festival (U.K), Chosen for Second
Best Male Actor (Tom Alter).
Even Semi-Finalist for Las Angeles Cine Fest
(Still in the race of Finalist) and Official Selection for Rome Independent
Prisma Award.
Harshvardhan Kapoor goes scuba diving for Bhavesh Joshi Superhero
Harshvardhan
Kapoor, who is eagerly awaiting the release of his forthcoming vigilante drama,
Bhavesh Joshi Superhero, had to do learn scuba diving for his character.
The
talented actor took swimming lessons to prepare for several scenes for the
movie. Not just that, Harshvardhan also learnt underwater swimming and scuba
diving which was more difficult than the regular one.
He
informs, “I had to learn the basics of scuba for an underwater sequence in
Bhavesh Joshi… It was quite stressful as we didn’t have much time and so I did
what I could in the sessions that we had.”
“We
also had to shoot the sequences at night time which made it more nerve
wracking. Because of my beard, the goggles kept slipping off and water kept
entering my nostrils when I was deep underwater. That was scary and dangerous!”
he adds.
Harshvardhan,
who trained for a week, concludes, “I’d definitely like to explore getting
underwater again for pleasure and not work, as it’s supposed to be a beautiful
experience.”
Rajkummar Rao takes a well-deserved break
Rajkummar
Rao’s latest release, Hansal Mehta’s Omerta has certainly won him huge critical
acclaim for his stupendous performance as terrorist Omar Saeed Sheikh.
The
versatile actor, who has been living out of his suitcase for the last two years
shooting for several projects simultaneously, sometimes stretching his work
hours to 20
hours a day, has worked a way to unwind. Doing so, Rajkummar has flown to the
USA for a well-deserved break.
The
last two years have proved quite successful for the actor, what with most of
his films including Trapped, Behen Hogi Teri, Bareilly Ki Barfi, Shaadi Mein
Zaroor Aana and Newton have performed well at the box office.
Rajkummar
informs, “The last few months have been pretty hectic and I have been running
from pillar to post fulfilling my commitments. This break has come at a perfect
time for me. I’m quite excited.”
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