फैन की शादी में शामिल होंगी ये बॉलीवुड एक्ट्रेस

मुंबई। एक्ट्रेस तापसी पन्नू अगले महीने सिकंदराबाद में होने वाले एक फैन की शादी में शामिल होंगी। ‘रनिंग शादी’ एक्ट्रेस अपने फेन के साथ हमेशा इमेल्स और चैट्स के माध्यम से बातचीत करती हैं। तापसी पन्नू फैन्स क्लब में भी शामिल हैं। उनके प्रशंसक ने हाल में उनके पास पहुंचकर उन्हें शादी का आमंत्रण दिया।

तापसी ने एक बयान में कहा, “वह एक प्यारा लड़का है। उसने मुझसे शादी में शामिल होने के लिए आग्रह किया। और मैंने हां कर दिया, क्योंकि उसने हमेशा मेरा सम्मान किया है और मेरे काम की तारीफ की है। मैं एक दिन के लिए जाकर फिर वापस आ जाऊंगी।”

Soha Ali Khan: Very Difficult To Compete With Superstar Parent

Her mother Sharmila Tagore is an iconic Bollywood actress of her times and brother Saif Ali Khan has been in the film world for over two decades. Soha Ali Khan says the going gets tough for star kids in filmdom as it is very difficult to compete with a superstar parent.


Asked if the journey in Bollywood becomes easier for those who come from film families, Soha told IANS, “The short answer is no, because everyone is ready to compare you. Most people want to bring you down. So you will never be able to do well in those comparisons. It’s very difficult to compete with a parent who has been a superstar.”

But the 37-year-old actress says, in one way, it is easier for star children as they at least get an opportunity.

“It is all about getting an opportunity, but then you prove yourself,” added Soha, who has been noticed for her work in films like “Rang De Basanti“, “Khoya Khoya Chand“, “Tum Mile“, “Saheb, Biwi Aur Gangster Returns” and “31st October“.

She says even though she comes from a film family, she did not get a solo heroine launch.

“I’m a star kid and my mother is a superstar and my brother is a superstar, but I hope now people have understood it’s not like I got this amazing solo heroine launch. And it has not been easy. It has been a struggle and I have seen lots of failure,” added the actress, for whom movies like “Dil Kabaddi“, “Tera Kya Hoga Johnny” and “Mr Joe B. Carvalho” didn’t fetch great results.

Asked if she is keen to do a project with her mother and brother, Soha said: “It’s not for me to plan. A writer and director or producers have to come up with something that makes sense.”

Soha has earlier featured with her mother Sharmila in an English language film “Life Goes On” and has even featured along with Saif in various TV commercials. She found them fun to do.

“I know it will be fun working with them in a film, but it has to be a sensible script. And again, I want a good role in the film,” she added.

In her career, Soha — the daughter of Sharmila and legendary cricketer and former India captain Mansoor Ali Khan ‘Tiger’ Pataudi — has worked in Hindi, Bengali and English-language films. She feels that cinema, which was supposed to be an art, has become “100 percent business”.

“Since the 1970s, we have been making commercial cinema and non-commercial cinema. There were big budget films and smaller films that I have also been a part of, where making a lot of money was not the primary objective. Cinema is supposed to be an art. But I feel that it has unfortunately become 100 per cent business,” she said.

Soha said there was a time when box office figures didn’t matter to her. But that is not the case anymore. “Now I feel the atmosphere has become such that you can only work in feature films if you are commercially viable and you would only be cast if you are commercially viable. So now, box office success does matter to me,” she added.

Her 12-year journey in Bollywood, since her debut with “Dil Maange More“, has flown by, she reflected.

“I can’t believe that 12 years have gone by so quickly. I can’t believe I am as old as I am. The journey has been great fun. I really loved it. You shouldn’t compare yourself and your achievements with someone else’s success. It’s about what makes you content and I am really content.”

At the end of the day, she also admits that she is “not the most ambitious person”. “I don’t want to be constantly working. I don’t want to be in a rat race. I just want to do enough work to be financially independent and enjoy the kind of work I do,” said the actress, who is married to actor Kunal Khemu.

source : koimoi

Ae Dil Hai Mushkil Grosses Over 207 Crores At The Worldwide Box Office

Ranbir Kapoor’s Ae Dil Hai Mushkil has managed to remain stable in its 2nd week at the global box office.

In 11 days, this romantic musical has grossed 139.58 crores (nett. 99.70 crores) at the domestic market and $ 10.2 million (68.06 crores) at the overseas box office. It now stands with a worldwide total of 207.64 crores.

Ae Dil Hai Mushkil Grosses Over 207 Crores At The Worldwide Box Office

The film will now aim to surpass the worldwide collection of M.S. Dhoni – The Untold Story (216 crores).

Directed by Karan Johar, ADHM also stars Anushka Sharma and Aishwarya Rai Bachchan in pivotal roles.

Force 2 – Movie Reviews, Story, Trailers, Cast, Songs & Latest News

Force 2

2016 ‧ Crime film/Thriller

Force 2, brings back ACP Yashvardhan who teams up RAW Agent KK to bring down a master mind terrorist Shiv. The sequel directed by Abhinay Deo promises to pack in as much action as possible in this highly awaited action film.

Initial release: November 18, 2016 (USA)

Director: Abhinay Deo

Music by: Ram Sampath

Film series: Force Film Series

Produced by: Vipul Amrutlal Shah, John Abraham

Cast

John Abraham

ACP Yashvardhan

Sonakshi Sinha

KK

Tahir Bhasin

Shiv

Björn Freiberg

Sniper

Adil Hussain

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Rock On 2 – Movie Reviews, Story, Trailers, Cast, Songs & Latest News

Rock On 2

2016 ‧ Drama film/Bollywood ‧ 2h 22m

Rock On II is a 2016 upcoming Indian Hindi musical drama film directed by Shujaat Saudagar, produced by Farhan Akhtar and Ritesh Sidhwani, and with music by Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy.

Release date: November 11, 2016 (India)

Director: Shujaat Saudagar

Production company: Excel Entertainment

Music by: Shankar–Ehsaan–Loy

Producers: Farhan Akhtar, Ritesh Sidhwani

Cast

Shraddha Kapoor

Jiah Sharma

Farhan Akhtar

Aditya Shroff

Arjun Rampal

Joseph Mascarenhas

Purab Kohli

Kedar 'KD' 'Killer Drummer' Zaveri

Prachi Desai

Rock On 2 Review

Rating: 2/5 Stars (Two stars)

Star Cast: Farhan Akhtar, Arjun Rampal, Shraddha Kapoor, Prachi Desai, Purab Kohli, Shashanak Arora, Kumud Mishra

Director: Shujaat Saudagar

What’s Good: Only a few moments from the first film that bring you a little nostalgia.

What’s Bad: A contrived script, poor music and a lengthy run time.

Loo Break: Hell yeah!

Watch or Not?: I’d say you would rather give this one a miss. If you’re a music or band junkie, sit at home -catch all your favorite band documentaries on Youtube!

It has been 8 years since the first film and the sequel takes off exactly from there.

Post Magik reuniting in the last film, they start a talent management firm to promote new talent. After a young artist commits suicides due to negligence by Magik, the incident leaves the band in shock.

They once again part ways as Adi (Farhan Akhtar) moves to Meghalaya, leaving everything behind and starts working for the welfare of the locals there. Joe (Arjun Rampal) is now a reality show judge and owns a bar that plays live music.

KD (Purab Kohli) is still in the hope that there may be a chance for the band to reconcile. He gets a ray hope when he listens to a recording sent by Uday (Shashank Arora) which has Jiah’s (Shraddha Kapoorr) composition.

Will KD’s plan to include Jiah ant Uday in the reinvented Magik work? Can Adi cope up with his personal problems and once again return to Music?

Rock On 2 Review: Script Analysis

After Rock On!! became a success there were speculations about a sequel for a long time and well, here it is. Well, I remember there being a fall out between Excel and Rock On!! director Abhishek Kapoor since the latter asked credits for co-writing the film. After watching this sequel, I’d advice Abhishek to not associate himself with this one.

The script of Rock On 2 fails miserably at establishing anything. In an attempt to show the lead characters matured, what we get to see is another level of immaturity.

Adi’s escapist nature from at first leaving the band to becoming an investment banker to rejoining then again leaving and now becoming a hope for Meghalaya’s poor is appalling.

Jiah’s character seems completely lost and the forceful emotional elements attached to it don’t move you.

Overall, the mixture of music and Meghalaya’s poverty don’t at all blend in the film.

The only good elements include the turning point shown in Joe’s case. His working on a reality show is quite the apt future of any member from a failed band.

Common sense is missing at lot of junctures in the film. It is hard to believe how Magik, a band that went AWOL is suddenly still famous among the youth.

A major twist in the story comes pre-interval and it is pretty much what one would have expected in the first twenty minutes itself.

Issues such as Jiah’s character having stage fright or Uday’s struggle as a Sarod player in the time of electronic dance music should have been focused on much more than Adi and his problems.

Rock On 2 Review: Star Performance

Farhan Akhtar as Adi gives a mediocre performance. It’s probably the writer’s inconsistency that makes his act look haphazard in the film. Nothing notable about his performance.

Arjun Rampal looks hot even with the short crop and that’s about it. He had done a much better job in the prequel.

Purab Kohli is almost as if he stepped out of the first film except he has put on a little here. Again, nothing interesting!

Shraddha Kapoor’s tragic act of Jiah hits boredom quite early on. She cries and cries or sings buts acts? I’m afraid not.

Shashanak Arora and Kumud Mishra are two good actors wasted in terribly written roles in this film.

Rock On 2 Review: Direction, Music

Shujaat Saudagar debuts as a director with this film and I’d say he has a lot more to learn. At first his direction needs some direction. I wonder if he knew where Rock On 2 was headed when he started working on it.

There is a strong lack of coherency here. Certain frames seem to be just patched together.

One of the very terribly shot scenes is of the Meghalaya relief camp. The kids and families are made to look dirty and dusted so much so that you could even spot fingerprints left while adding the dust. This is the same where Farhan’s character hands meal packets to the villagers and Shraddha’s character quips “Bachche Kha Kyun nai rahe hai”. The camera pans to the kids who give a blank look, I mean what are we expecting, them to dance with joy?

Apart from such scenes, there’s the not so great music by Shankar Ehsaan and Loy. The only number I thoroughly enjoyed was by Usha Uthup.

Saudagar basically fails to get any ‘band movie’ flavor to this one. Magik has no magic left and the pointless story moves at snail speed.

With a run time of 2 hours 23 minutes and a boring music what is the audience expected to do?

Towards the end, we learn about Adi’s son Rob taking interest in music. Please tell me this is not a sign for another film in the franchise!

Rock On 2 Review: The Last Word

Rock On 2‘s band Magik is completely tragic! If you were ever interested in forming a band, this one could kill your dreams! I’m going with a 2/5

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