Produced by Mr. T. P. Aggarwal of Star Entertainment Pvt. Ltd., ‘Na Ghar Ke Na Ghaat Ke’ is an uncomplicated and clean comedy that has all the elements of a perfectly blended movie with not only great comic timing but also hummable melodies.

“The movie has a very simple idea behind it, to bring back yesteryears comedies of likes of Hrishikesh Mukherjee and Basu Chatterjee”, says the young debutant director Rahul Aggarwal. It is a very nice and simple comedy and one can expect the audience to come in to the …

10 March : New York-based composer Wayne Sharpe, who has scored the background music for the movie ‘Lahore’, has credited maestro A R Rahman with opening his ears towards Indian music.

“I have been listening to Indian music for many years and I was influenced while I was in America. I was a big fan of AR Rahman and his first music score that I heard was ‘Taal’ which really influenced me and changed things for me,” said Sharpe.
Beginning his Bollywood association with Prakash Jha’s ‘Gangaajal’, Sharpe has collaborated with Indian …

10 March : When social networking sites like Facebook and Twitter have become an essential part of everyday life of many, can the Bollywood industry be far behind in using them to reach out to people?

The social networks has become a promotional tool for films, are the most happening places these days and the stars in the Hindi film industry have started using them.
So we have Aamir Khan chatting live on Facebook with his fans about his film ‘3 Idiots’ and Amitabh Bachchan playing card games to promote his film …

By Madhup. Chandigarh, 6th March: With the Academy Awards just days away, fans online are increasingly discussing the nominees for best picture, a category that has expanded to include 10 films this year, along with the actors and actresses nominated in a lead role, according to analysis undertaken by The Nielsen Company using Nielsen Online BuzzMetrics.
Mirroring its global box office success, ‘Avatar’ dominates online discussion of films in the movie category, grabbing more than a quarter of all buzz globally surrounding the 10 Oscar-nominated films. In India too Avatar is …

By Madhup. Chandigarth, 4th Mar: In the last shot of Sajid Nadiadwala and Sajid Khan’s Housefull you will see Ritesh Deshmukh deliver a complicated line in a single shot with much ease and even greater comic timing. The line that reads “Teri Biwi Teri Biwi Meri Behen…Teri Hone Walle Biwi Meri Behen..Har Aurat Teri Biwi Meri Behen…How can your luck be bad” had Ritesh practicing so hard that when the time came to deliver it he did so flawlessly.
We come to hear that the first time Ritesh Deshmukh read the …