Kareena Kapoor on the cover of Asian Woman
Monday, April 25, 2011
Celina Jaitley Latest Photo Shoot for Jashan Saree
Celina Jaitley Latest Photo Shoot for Jashan Saree
Salman and Zarine Khan's 'Character Dheela'
Directed by Anees Bazmee, the film, which stars Asin Thottumkal in the feamle lead, is slated for a June 3 release.
Insiders have been raving about "Character Dheela", which has more than one attraction to look forward to. For starters, the groovy number has a special guest appearance by Zarine Khan, who will be seen shaking a leg with Salman.
Secondly, the song will see Salman and Zarine playing different hit Hindi movie pairs of the past - the actors will be seen playing Shahzada Saleem and Anarkali respectively in one act. In another, Salman and Zarine will pay tribute to the showman Raj Kapoor and actress Nargis and the two will also recreate the magic of Viru and Basanti on screen.
The song has been choreographed by Mudassar Khan, who has previously choreographed Salman in the superhit "Dabangg".
Source : santabanta.com
Karan Johar reveals: Why Hrithik is the best dancer?
Hrithik Roshan stresses on the importance of dance rehearsals
What makes Hrithik Roshan the best dancing star that B-Town can boast of? Rehearsals. Painfully obvious but so true!
Reveals a source, "Duggu lives, eats, breathes and dreams (literally) of dance just a week before shootings begin! No matter how hectic his schedule or work commitments, he rehearses his steps with the concerned choreographer days in advance.
He begins work on the Agneepath song this week and has been quietly rehearsing (despite shooting for the film all day and working out for an hour and half in the day and night) for the song for one week."
The source adds, "Next he will have to shoot three music videos for the dance reality show Just Dance he's judging. For each song, rehearsals begin a week earlier."
Agneepath producer Karan says Johar that Hrithik is "a relentless rehearsal man, " adding, "exhausting hours result in effortless moves - that's Hrithik for you. He raises the bar of excellence and validates the input equals output theory!"
Says Hrithik, "Along with rehearsals, I actually learn dancing in my sleep. If I can clearly see every moment of the move in my head then my body is able to express it... The downside is that if I can't see it - I can't do it
Case in point
KJo, who directed Duggu in Kabhie Khushi Kabhi Gham, recounts a previous experience: "We had two hours to shoot at the British Museum.
Hrithik was given an elaborate dance piece that could have thrown anyone off, even internationally, but he worked through the night and came straight to shoot. It took just one take and we were done and out of there!"
Courtesy: Mid-Day.com
What makes Hrithik Roshan the best dancing star that B-Town can boast of? Rehearsals. Painfully obvious but so true!
Reveals a source, "Duggu lives, eats, breathes and dreams (literally) of dance just a week before shootings begin! No matter how hectic his schedule or work commitments, he rehearses his steps with the concerned choreographer days in advance.
He begins work on the Agneepath song this week and has been quietly rehearsing (despite shooting for the film all day and working out for an hour and half in the day and night) for the song for one week."
The source adds, "Next he will have to shoot three music videos for the dance reality show Just Dance he's judging. For each song, rehearsals begin a week earlier."
Agneepath producer Karan says Johar that Hrithik is "a relentless rehearsal man, " adding, "exhausting hours result in effortless moves - that's Hrithik for you. He raises the bar of excellence and validates the input equals output theory!"
Says Hrithik, "Along with rehearsals, I actually learn dancing in my sleep. If I can clearly see every moment of the move in my head then my body is able to express it... The downside is that if I can't see it - I can't do it
Case in point
KJo, who directed Duggu in Kabhie Khushi Kabhi Gham, recounts a previous experience: "We had two hours to shoot at the British Museum.
Hrithik was given an elaborate dance piece that could have thrown anyone off, even internationally, but he worked through the night and came straight to shoot. It took just one take and we were done and out of there!"
Courtesy: Mid-Day.com
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)