Pavan Malhotra to do a Pakistani army officer's role in his forthcoming film.

A man with an astonishing persona of an authoritative figure, Pavan Malhotra who had portrayed the highly acclaimed role of Sikh coach, Gurudev Singh in Bhaag Mi...lkha Bhaag, based on the life of Milkha Singh is now all set to take it to the next level. 

The actor will be seen playing a controversial role of Pakistan Army officer in his forthcoming pragmatic film, ‘The Bastard Child’ which is based on true story of Bangladesh genocide.

Based on true story of Bangladesh genocide, ‘The Bastard Child’ also stars Farooq Shaikh, Raima Sen, Victor Banerjee, Tillotama Shome and Indraneil Sengupta.

Full details and more pics of The Bastard Child at:

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How the 'Heartless' girl Ariana Ayam was discovered by Shekhar Suman

Its totally Filmy - Ariyana Ayam’s, behind the scene story

Shekhar Suman was looking for a fresh face who would still be able to hold her own against stalwarts like Deepti Naval and Om Puri, in a role that required as much performance as glamour.


Its’ not just marriages, if Bollywood is to be believed then ‘heaven’ even has its’ own casting agents, making casting calls for movies to be shot on Earth. How else would one explain the chosen few, who never stand in a single audition line, yet get ‘discovered’ purely by chance and launched in films, that go on to make them stars?


Interesting films often have equally filmy, behind the scene stories. Case in point the casting of, Ariana Ayam who stars opposite Adhyayan Suman in Shekhar Suman’s directorial venture ‘Heartless’. While hundreds of girls were auditioned for this role that requires a strong female protagonist, the one to bag it was a graphic designer from New York, who did not even know that the film’s casting was underway.

Full story at: http://www.filmytown.com/ariyana-ayam-behind-scene-story/

Dhoom:3 Film Review

Dhoom:3                              Rating: ***

A treat to watch Aamir Khan performing unbelievable stunts and his superb Tap Dance. 

Director Vijay Krishna Acharya who has penned the story, screenplay for this film as well as the earlier two versions has gone somewhat overboard in some action scenes and other emotional sequences in the second half. 

It is the story of a boy who sees his magician father take his life because the Bank who had loaned money wanted to take possession of the assets of The Great Indian Circus. Sahir witnessed his dad shoot himself, and after 25 years, Sahir takes revenge by robbing the bank’s branches on several occasions, and then shower the bank’s hard cash from the terrace on the roads.

For full review and more pics of Dhoom: 3, please visit:
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