Tiger Shroff & Kriti Sanon at Whistle bajja song launch

After the very successful trailer launch which has created a lot of excitement among the audience. 

The flagship song of Heropanti was launched yesterday titled "Whistle Bajja".

The song has the flute tune also known as whistle from Jackie Shroff's debut film Hero. Sajid Nadiadwala who is producing the film and the entire team of the film has dedicated this song to the flute sellers as they are the ones who have kept this tune alive.

To honor them 5 flute sellers were invited and Sabbir Khan, Tiger Shroff and Kriti Sanon team thanked them to keep this tune as fresh as ever.

Tiger has a very personal connect with the tune,he has lived with this tune shared his memory of it and Kriti too shared her desire to learn to play this tune on a flute.

The song got really good response. 

The film is set to release on 23rd May.
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SHEETAL DABHOLKAR PLAYS A JOURNALIST IN HER UPCOMING 'CAMPUS KATTA

Sheetal Dabholkar aka Jyothi of 'Iss Pyaar Ko Kya Naam Du', is all set for the release of her next movie 'Campus Katta' in theatres on April 18th, 2014. 

Dabholkar is playing a journalist to which she says, "I did some research before portraying the character of a journalist. I have seen how actresses like Kareena Kapoor Khan and Rani Mukerji have effectively projected journalists. 

I also observed Barkha Dutt's body language and attitude. I wish my viewers appreciate my performance this time as well. I need their love and blessings. "

Dabholkar has the gravitas t excel in a role that requires her to sensible, adamant and sharp. Like she's done with every subsequent release, Dabholkar replaces the memory of her last performance (Rangkarmi) with a sizzling new one. It's not showy act-out-loud delivery and that's what makes it so seamless.

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PVR Director’s Rare tribute to Satyajit Ray’s classics

PVR Director’s Rare pays tribute to Satyajit Ray’s classics

Announces the re-release of the movie Mahanagar

New Delhi, India: 

PVR Cinemas, the largest cinema exhibition company in India, announces the re- release of Satyajit Ray’s timeless classic Mahanagar (The Big City) on 18^th April, 2014, under the PVR Director’s Rare banner. This is the 5th digitally restored classic release under Director’s Rare banner after JAANE BHI DO YAARO, SALAAM BOMBAY, CHASHME BUDDOOR and OM DAR B DAR. PVR Director’s Rare will re- release the movie with English subtitles across Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata Chennai, Bangalore, Pune and Ahmedabad.

The film Mahanagar has been digitally restored by The RDB Organization under the leadership of Mr. Kamal Bansal. Originally, the film was released in 1963. Satyajit Ray even won the Silver Bear at the 14th Berlin International Film Festival for Mahanagar in 1964.

Mr. Sanjeev Kumar Bijli, Joint Managing Director, PVR Limited said, “We feel extremely privileged to show this rich legacy of movies through Director’s Rare. It not only gives the niche audiences a chance to reminiscence the movies, but also provides rare access to them.”

The movie isn’t only about a great cinematic experience. It also marks the debut of the first lady of Bollywood, Mrs Jaya Bachchan.

On the re- release, Mr. Kamal Bansal, the producer of the film said, “I am very happy that PVR has initiated steps to showcase these immortal classics on the big screen for the discerning cinegoers who otherwise would be deprived of such cinematic experience".

Mahanagar was also recently screened at BFI London to mark the 50^th anniversary of the film.

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