The Indipop Sensation of the 90’s -2000’s - A Band of Boys are back with their brand new video single ‘Yuhin Jalne Ko’

Ever been hooked up to a song that just sets the mood for the week and gets you grooving too? Well, with one of the most plausible and stellar performances, A Band of Boys is back with yet another bang called, ‘Yuhin Jalne Ko’. The jam is a recreation of their 90s hit, Tera Chehra and has started to receive great response from their fanbase; What’s more prolific is the sensationalism that perfectly aligns with the tunes and after listening to it you will more or less feel like being back in the 90s with this musical rejuvenation. It is directed by Shashi Bhushan and produced by Yash A. Patnaik and Karan Oberoi. The credits for original music goes to Leslie Lewis and the lyrics which you will instantly fall in love with after listening the song, are penned down by Vinod Nair. 

What’s more? Well, the boys (band members) have levelled up the game by dancing their heart out and you could easily see how gracefully they have raised the bar high with their en-pointe expressions. The credit goes to Go Live Talent & Records who reunited the boys and exclusively manage them.

Not to mention, but in a way or so, the song merely takes us to the early 2000s, where fine music and fun bands existed to entertain us. It will more of be like a time-travel ride by India’s first boy band to remind us ‘What we really missed all these years’. 

The song was recreated by Agni Ruhela, recorded; Mixed and mastered by Hanif Tak at Audio Craft; choreographed by Danny, Kunjan and Savio. The amount of efforts and talent that really went into making it a hit can be easily seen in the video. For those, who really missed the good old times, here’s the perfect new jam for you.

The third season of Lootere – Bandits of British India launched by EPIC CHANNEL

After the success of the first two seasons of Lootere – Bandits of British India, comes the third installment of the series that features stories of the famous bandits of India who were branded hereditary dacoits by the British striving to attain mastery of a land and people they were still struggling to understand.

Times were tumultuous in 19th century India. The waning Mughal power and the upsurge of the British Empire were eradicating old ways and setting new trends. There were many who suffered on this cusp of cultures. Some turned to loot the rich; not always distributing amongst the poor. Lootere brings alive these troubled times with the thrill of a cops and robbers chase.

Sharing details about the show, Akul Tripathi, Content and Programming Head, EPIC TV, said, “Local communities and tribes such as the Waghers, Bheels, Sanyasis, and Banjaras resorted to looting and plundering in a time of great social and political upheaval. Often, for the acts of some, entire tribes were branded as hereditary dacoits and kept on the fringes of society – a wrong that was corrected only post-independence. Season 3 of Lootere tells the story of these tribes.”

ABOUT THE TRIBES: 

BHILS: One of the subcontinent's oldest inhabitants, they lived in the forests and hill ranges of Khandesh and Rajputana and enjoyed good relations with the Rajputs and Marathas who ruled this region. However, after 1818, the politics of this region began to change when the British forces were expanding with unmatched cruelty and shrewdness. The intentions of the British were to clean up the forests and their main aspiration was to deprive the Bheels of their forests in order to ‘clean’ the country. This not only made the Bheels rebel several times but also drove them to highway robbery and lawlessness.

SANYASI REBELS: Literally, Sanyasi referred to one who renounces the world for the sake of spiritual life. The Fakirs and Sanyasis used to travel to North Bengal to visit various shrines and pilgrim sites and as a tradition, they used to collect alms from local Zamindars – a means of livelihood that was interfered on by the British, prompting an organized revolt.

WAGHERS: Waghers, rulers of Okhamandal, was a major landowning community in the Dwarka sub-division of present-day Jamnagar District in Gujarat. Restrictions on their trade and taxes levied on them, compelled many to become daring pirates.

BANJARAS: The Banjaras were an ethnic community that included acrobats, singers, dancers, tightrope-walkers, and fortune-tellers. With the implementation of exploitative colonial policies, the traditional source of livelihood for the Banjaras started depleting. A fair share of them chose highway robberies, cattle-lifting, sheep-stealing and kidnapping children to make ends meet.

Tune in to Lootere Season 3 – Bandits of British India on EPIC TV, beginning June 14, every Thursday at 10 pm

The much awaited next superhero saga after Avengers Infinity War is upon us!

Stars Paul Rudd and Evangeline Lilly are the first Marvel Super Heroes to travel to Taiwan for a special Marvel Studios’ ANT-MAN AND THE WASP fan event. The National Theater and Concert Hall hosted as the backdrop for this first-ever event, where Rudd and Lilly enthusiastically greeted excited fans.

Marvel Studios’ ANT-MAN AND THE WASP opens in Indian theaters on July 13.

Marvel Studios' Antman And The Wasp stars kick off promotions in Taiwan

The stars of the  upcoming much awaited superhero Antman And the Wasp, have kicked off promotions in Taiwan, with a press conference on the first day!

Actors Paul Rudd, Evangeline Lilly and director Peyton Reed are in Taiwan currently to promote the film, that is poised to be the buildup to Avengers 4

Rudd waved to members of the press and fans on his arrival at Taoyuan International Airport and told them this was his first visit to Taiwan.

After the success of Avengers Infinity War, Marvel Studios is gearing up for the much awaited superhero sequel and build up to Avengers 4- Antman And The Wasp! Along with Paul Rudd as Antman, this time we will also see actress Evangeline Lilly kick some serious ass and suit up as the Wasp, along with renowned actor Michelle Pfeiffer and Michael Douglas.

Antman and the Wasp releases on 13th July in English, Hindi, Tamil and Telugu

Post the BIG success of Parmanu, Ajay Kapoor and John Abraham are gearing up for Romeo Akbar Walter (RAW)

Ajay Kapoor who has ventured out as an independent producer has garnered immense success with his first production, Parmanu. The film starring John Abraham in the lead has not just gained a lot of critical acclaim but has also been a BIG commercial HIT at the box office. Ajay Kapoor and John Abraham shared a very great journey together on Parmanu making it a very special project for both of them. The film has earned 57 crores till date and  still running strong in the theatres.

With a successful film already for the producer actor duo, John and Ajay are now gearing up to their next association together, Romeo Akbar Walter (RAW).  The spy-thriller, Romeo Akbar Walter (RAW) is set to be shot in a two-month schedule across Gujarat, Kashmir, Delhi and Nepal.

Both Ajay and John are excited to work with each other on this new project since its yet another exciting project for the two.

Ajay Kapoor shares, " With the audiences opening up to content oriented cinema, for any producer it is a great thing to be part of a concept driven movie and my association with Parmanu was exactly like that. The film has been receiving great praises and for us as a team it has been a great pleasure to give the audience cinema they like. My journey with John through this film has been incredible and I am looking forward to Romeo Akbar Walter (RAW) which again is an interesting concept."

John Abraham shares," It is exhilarating to see the amount of love Parmanu has received. I am glad that Ajay Kapoor stood by me through the entire journey of this film. I am really excited for my next project with Ajay, Romeo Akbar Walter, which is again a great concept and the entire team is looking forward to it!."

The film is written and directed by Robbie Grewal and it is produced by Dheeraj Wadhwan, Ajay Kapoor, Vanessa Walia and Gary Grewal.