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Motion poster out for Farhan Akhtar's 'Jee Le Zaraa' starring PC, Katrina, Alia
The multifaceted actor shared the motion poster of 'Jee Le Zaara' on his social media on Tuesday. The film is produced by Excel Entertainment and Tiger Baby. The announcement came a day after Excel Entertainment completed 20 years. The film will be based on the lines of Farhan's road trip films 'Dil Chahta Hai' and 'Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara' extending the genre to girls this time.
Sanjay Leela Bhansali, Netflix come together for mega-series 'Heeramandi'
Sharing his thoughts on 'Heeramandi', Sanjay Leela Bhansali said: "'Heeramandi' is an important milestone in my journey as a filmmaker. This is an epic, first-of-its-kind series based on the courtesans of Lahore. It is an ambitious, grand, and all-encompassing series; therefore I am nervous yet excited about making it. I am looking forward to my partnership with Netflix and bringing 'Heeramandi' to audiences all over the world."
Kareena Kapoor turns producer with Hansal Mehta thriller
Excited to turn producer for the first time, Kareena Kapoor Khan said: "Very honoured and excited to work as a producer on this film with Ekta whom my family has known for years and of course to be directed by Hansal for the first time. I am a huge fan of Hansal's films and to be working with him for the first time will be special. There are a lot of firsts on this film and I cannot wait to begin this journey."
Celebrating Bollywood with a host of online experiences
The travel platform announced the launch which will the industry's top talent host online experiences. Guests from around the world will get a chance to experience Indian culture by going behind the velvet rope of a Bollywood set and interacting with its larger than life personalities.
Aamir Khan recalls working with 'Dil Chahta Hai' crew
Superstar Aamir Khan says: "'Dil Chahta Hai' is one of my most memorable films. I think the energies of all of us coming together (Farhan, Ritesh, Zoya, Akshaye, Saif, Sonali, Dimple, Preity, me, Javed Sahab, Shankar, Ehsan, Loy, Basin, Avan, Ravi, Suzanna, Nakul, Subaya, everyone... ), brought something very special to the film."
Asees Kaur, Renuka Panwar to sing Hindi version of Haryanvi single '52 gaj ka daman'
The 19-year-old singer Renuka Panwar, who shot to fame with the original Haryanvi song, has also sung the Hindi version together with Asees. The Hindi song will be launched this week. Talking about the same, Asees said: "I am a huge fan of '52 gaj ka daman', ever since it released I am listening to the song on loop. It was really challenging for me to lend my voice for the Hindi version of the song which is already popular among the masses."
Ayushmann Khurrana flags off initiative to protect kids from cyber bullying
Ayushmann said: "The internet, as we know, is a double-edged sword. We have seen its myriad benefits during this pandemic. At the same time, it has its own risks. As the internet grows further in its reach, the number of children at risk of online abuse like cyberbullying and online sexual exploitation, also increases." The actor added that it is important to equip children with knowledge.
Reliance Entertainment Covid-19 fundraiser
Reliance Entertainment, the leading media and entertainment company, is producing the event, 'We For India', in partnership with The World We Want (WWW), a purpose-driven enterprise, and supported by GiveIndia, India's largest and most trusted giving platform. The exclusive streaming partner for this fundraiser is Facebook India.
OTT platforms allow me to 'unbox, explore' as performer: Sakshi Tanwar
Now that the actress is gaining visibility more on OTT platforms with several web series and the recently-released film 'Dial 100', also featuring Manoj Bajpayee and Neena Gupta, Sakshi says she feels "unboxed and liberated" as an actress. Sakshi told IANS: "Honestly speaking I have the utmost gratitude for all the popularity and opportunity I got from the TV series I have done at the beginning of my career.
Chandan Roy Sanyal says he was sure he would be judged harshly in 'Ray'
Talking about his character, Chandan told IANS: "I think I was always unrecognisable and in my occupation, it works in my favour. It gives me a clean slate to draw a portrayal from scratch. I was sure I would be judged too harshly, but luckily I realised I feared for nothing. People liked what I tried to do thanks to Harshvardhan, Vasan Bala, Netflix, the casting director and everyone who was involved with it."
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