I am living the dream of my life:- RISHY

Blending my passion of acting and martial arts; its like living the dream of my life:- RISHY 

THE REAL LIFE MARSHAL

RANVIIR- THE MARSHAL a complete martial arts oriented film gears to deliver a power packed performance with RISHY. 

Bollywood is all set to introduce a promising new face for the year ‘RISHY’ as the lead in the upcoming film RANVIIR -THE MARSHAL. The film is all set to hit the screens on the 22nd of October, 2015. Rati Agnihotri, Rajesh Khattar, Ramnitu Chaudhary & Shibani Kashyap along with 'RISHY' will be featured in the film RANVIIR- THE MARSHAL directed by MILIND UKEY and produced by ALOK RANJAN SHARMA.

In the movie ‘RISHY’ will be seen playing a titular role. The character for RANVIIR THE MARSHAL found ‘RISHY’ just right as he was a perfect fit for the character.

The film demanded a skilled professional martial arts trained individual and 'RISHY' was just the right choice as he has been training in karate since he was 9.After completing his martial arts training he decided to go ahead to explore his acting skills and got admitted into 'The Lee Strasberg Theatre & Film Institute', New York that is one of the best & the oldest acting schools in the world.  

Well trained in both martial arts as well as acting, ‘RISHY’ (RANVIIR) seems quite confident about his performance in the upcoming film RANVIIR -THE MARSHAL. 

Elated about his first look RISHY says, “I feel great to be doing a film which is much awaited as self defense and martial arts has become one of the most important factors in my life. Also doing what I love and what I learnt together is a complete delight.Blending my passion of acting and martial arts; its like living the dream of my life” 

Gang of Ghosts - Hindi film Review

Rating: **

A haunted mansion in Mumbai is to be demolished making way for a glitzy shopping mall. The gang of harmless Ghosts of different eras and social spheres residing in this house are to be dislocated.

A remake of the commercially successful Bengali film Bhooter Bhabishyat, Gang of Ghosts comes up as mish-mashed comedy with sub-plots and undesirable buffoonery.

Some of these dilapidated disputed buildings were haunted by Ghosts who had taken shelter there over centuries. They were evicted and are homeless today. There is no rehabilitation package on offer. Politicians, media, intellectuals, civic society- no one gives a dam to them. After all, Ghosts can’t vote.

Royal Mansion is one such heritage property which is rented out for film shoots to facilitate its maintenance. A heroine faints during a shooting allegedly sighting Ghost in a mirror. A filmmaker on a reconnaissance trip to the building gets to hear of a spooky story revolving around the house.

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