Rajkumar Rao still continues his acting classes

National award winner Rajkumar Rao still continues his acting classes

Rajkumar Rao, who is a national award winner still makes it a point to learn and attend acting classes whenever he gets some time off.

The actor who has treated audiences to phenomenal performances in Kai Po Che, Shahid, Citylights still believes that there’s a lot to learn and therefore the actor tries and attends the acting classes as and when he gets some free time from his film shoots.

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RUSTOM - Movie Review

Rating: ***

A Naval Commander pleads NOT GUILTY after 3 gun shots on his playboy friend.

At the very begining itself, the director has claimed that the film is a work of fiction, and is a fictional representation of the case of K M Nanavati versus State of Maharashtra which grabbed headlines during the 1960s.

The crispiness and pace of Akshay Kumar’s earlier thrillers (Baby, Special 26, Holiday, etc) are missing in this film. The Editor of the local english paper and the kid who sells the newspapers on the streets overdo their acts.

The film isn’t a murder mystery and lacks the suspense factor which doesn’t exactly keep you hooked to your seats.

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Vageesh Saraswat turns filmmaker for Marathi film – Kamchor

Renowned poet & satirist Dr. Vageesh Saraswat turns filmmaker for Marathi film – Kamchor

Marathi literary world has witnessed the great works of poet & satirist Dr. Vageesh Saraswat.

And now it’s time for the Marathi Cine World to gear up for some amazing piece of Cinema through Marathi film – Kamchor. Dr. Vageesh Saraswat has turned writer, director & producer for this film which will focus on social issues in a humorous way.

Though this is Saraswat’s debut in films, he confidently says, “For me Kamchor is a poetry which will explore social & psychological issues.” He further added on selecting Marathi as the medium to express his thoughts through Kamchor.

He adds, “I feel only Marathi films deliver quality at par with international cinema. Marathi is a very rich language. These days, Hindi movies only know to entertain the audience.”

Kamchor will be produced under the banner of Filmoniya Productions.

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