For Shravan Rathod, Tributes From Akshay Kumar, AR Rahman And Others For Shravan Rathod, Tributes From Akshay Kumar, AR Rahman And Others Our music community and your fans will miss you immensely, tweeted AR Rahman
A file photograph of Shravan Rathod. (courtesy jeetmusic)
Highlights He died at the age of 66 on Thursday Deepest condolences to his family, tweeted Akshay Kumar
New Delhi:
Composer Shravan Rathod, of popular music director duo Nadeem-Shravan, died at the age of 66 on Thursday due to COVID-19 related complications. He was remembered by the members of the film fraternity and musicians. He passed away around 10:15 PM. Please pray for his soul, news agency PTI quoted his son as saying. Akshay Kumar paid tribute to the late composer in a tweet. Shravan Rathod, along with Nadeem Shravan had composed music for Akshay Kumar s film
Taapsee Pannu bats for female actors, rues patriarchal, male-controlled mindset of industry
Taapsee Pannu bats for female actors, rues patriarchal, male-controlled mindset of industry
But, In Real Life, Taapsee Pannu Has A Rather Different, Or Shall We Say A Sardonic View Of The Movie Industry.
News Nation Bureau | Edited By : Tahir Qureshi | Updated on: 29 Aug 2017, 05:46:53 PM
New Delhi:
Taapsee Pannu is one actor who never hesitates to speak her mind and displays no inhibitions in sharing her opinions on topics related to the industry.
She has very aptly displayed her nerve in women specific roles in Pink and Naam Shabana, movies that touched a chord with the audience who wholeheartedly appreciated Taapsee’s portrayal of strong female characters.
I did this when playing Subway Surfers : Netizens can t get over Varun Dhawan-Sara Ali Khan s Coolie No 1 train scene
Twitterati have not been able to understand the physics or logic behind the train sequence from David Dhawan s Christmas release, Coolie No 1 Photo: File Photo.
Updated: Dec 26, 2020, 07:55 AM IST
Varun Dhawan and Sara Ali Khan have been receiving a lot of backlash for their version of Coolie No 1 , especially from Govinda fans. Amidst the reviews, a user shared a video from the David Dhawan-directed film.
The scene - a train scene - has been catching the netizens attention for all the wrong reasons.
Jaaved Jaaferi Says For Him Every Character Needs Homework, Often Draws From His Data Bank Of References From Real Life
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Actor Jaaved Jaaferi, who juggles both serious and funny roles with equal elan, describes himself as an observer who believes in bringing real-life experiences on to the screen.
The actor, known for films like Salaam Namaste , Dhamaal franchise, and Bala , said he only focuses on giving his 100 per cent to every character. I try to bring something novel in every character. That s my responsibility. For me, every character needs homework, you have to flesh out things. It is important to play every role with honesty, Jaaferi told PTI.
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Every Character Needs Homework, Says Jaaved Jaaferi
Actor Jaaved Jaaferi, who juggles both serious and funny roles with equal elan, describes himself as an observer who believes in bringing real-life experiences on to the screen. The actor, known for films like Salaam Namaste , Dhamaal franchise, and Bala , said he only focuses on giving his 100 per cent to every character.
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Mumbai: Actor Jaaved Jaaferi, who juggles both serious and funny roles with equal elan, describes himself as an observer who believes in bringing real-life experiences on to the screen. The actor, known for films like “Salaam Namaste”, “Dhamaal” franchise, and “Bala”, said he only focuses on giving his 100 per cent to every character.