Salman Khan, who is presenting Atul Agnihotri’s upcoming next film, O
Teri, starring Pulkit Samrat and Bilal Amrohi, recently shot a
promotional song for the film.
Salman, who has
been constantly connected with the making of the entire film from the
beginning, came up with an idea for the special song that he was
shooting.
The star Khan was very keen to shoot the song with
old radio sets as props as they were just appropriate and matching the
whole look on the sets.
Read full news at:
http://www.filmytown.com/salman-khan-keen-shoot-song-old-radio-sets-props/
Disappointing
Rating - **
Asha (Yami Gautam) is of Indian origin and Aman (Ali Zafar) is a Pakistani national, both are residents in the United Kingdom.
Aman visits the girls parents’ house to seek their permission. On the day when he is supposed to meet Asha’s parents, an unfortunate incident occurs as due to some misunderstanding he is mistaken as a terrorist and goes through the strip-search by the cops.
He is let off at the station, and is in lowest of his spirits and wants to postpone his meeting with the girl’s parents for some other day. However Asha is insistent that he finish the task on that day itself, and despite his hesitation, they head for the girls parents house.
Marketed as a rib-tickling rom-com as marketed in its trailers, the film disappoints as the supposedly funny instances just fall flat. The film is far from being a funny film with chaotic and outrageous situations.
- Full review and more pics at:http://www.filmytown.com/movies/total-siyapaa-film-review/
Rating: ****
A young boy wanting to break the succession of traditional jobs in his low caste family. Dhag (Fire or Blaze) is a Marathi film directed by Shivaji Lotan Patil. It is an emotional, serious film.
Fire in the stomach usually makes a man shielded. It makes him fight against destiny and in this war, happiness, peace and satisfaction appear too distant like stars in the sky, what you just can see but can never achieve.
A heart touching film that captures the trials and tribulations of young Krishna in his journey, desire to break the succession of traditional job of cremating people.
Full review and more pics at:
http://www.filmytown.com/movies/dhag-marathi-film-review/
