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Fluid n festive
If fashion was static, we wouldn't have seen a pair of denims oscillate between the bell bottoms and tapered shapes, it's length altering with the change of season; suits wouldn't have varied from anarkalis to straight to the ones with asymmetric hemlines, and the bridal affair would have been strictly about three pieces of clothing--lehanga, choli and duppatta. It's the fluidity of fashion that introduced us to the bridal couture that went beyond the conventional and brought into picture, anarkali gowns, lehanga sarees, saree jackets, anarkali with trousers and much more. Through strikingly beautiful collections of Shane and Falguni Peacock and Raghavendra Rathore, the day three of Aamby Valley India Bridal Fashion Week once again add variety to the brides' and groom's wardrobe and even the ones who are gearing up for the wedding season. While the focus of Shane and Falguni's collection, Garden of Eden, is on digital, floral prints, Raghavendra's ensemble celebrates the opulence of royalty and heritage with vivid colours.
Flower power Garden of Eden, as the name suggests, it aims to celebrate nature through floral motifs, vintage laces, feathers. The headgear done with flowers again was an interesting accessory. The colour palette of the collection ranges from red, pink and gold. The duo has extensively used chantilly lace, velvet and net as the base material but it is the layers added to the creations that breaks stereotype of a flowing gown. The twin layers seen on Neha Dhupia's outfit and a multilayered dull orange net saree called the kalidar saree, are certainly the high points of their ensemble. Beside gowns, their collection also comprises anarkalis, pharsi pyjamas, sarees teamed with bustier, halters and shrugs. Well, didn't we say earlier that fashion is not static!
Gowns & bandhgalas
Known for constructing structured clothes, Raghavendra Rathore once again brings on the ramp creations that are defined by silhouettes than works and embellishments. Staying away from producing lehanga as a part of the collection, he says, "It was a conscious effort. That is what we have been doing since ages-constructing lehangas as a part of the couture wear." The collection boasts of gowns, jacket sarees for women and achkan and bandhgalas for men, reminiscing the royal times during The Raj. The colour scheme is bright, be it red, pink, wine and the use of colours is not just limited to women wear, but also embraces the men wardrobe with aplomb. A bright purple bandhgala jacket over a neon pink kurta teamed with white churidaars is reflective of the metrosexual man's wardrobe preferences. Even the gowns in the collection, which he calls, "Indian versions" of the most popular red carpet outfit in the west have minimal work on the torso area. It's the use of fabric that defines his couture collection. Fabric for the entire collection have been sourced the popular textile destinations of India. Silk has been extensively in gowns and that has come from Benaras to ensure that the Indian look stays intact and a pinch of western look is added through element such as bolero jacket.
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United they Rock !
He didn't go greedy with the huge round of applause as a solo artist. Nor was the title of one man army quite cutting it. "Through solo performances and practices I was not being able to achieve this unique sound that I wanted. Moreover, one man army was not what I really enjoyed. If I wanted our product to be much richer, I had to bring in more people," lead vocalist Suryaveer goes through the reasons behind his hit and trial search operation to form a core team of five members. In walked Waseem Ahmed, Sufi Sohail, Nishant Rastogi and Shoaib bringing in different influences and experiences.
Together it's been two-and-a-half-years of travelling and making music. Their kind of music. "If I just had to restrict our music in a particular genre, I would say it's Indi-rock. Otherwise, we have right from the rock elements to sufi to pop elements in our compositions," he shares, while in Chandigarh for a performance at The Blue Blazer. He adds, "We aim at making music which touches your hearts, music that makes you feel." Other than the compositions from their recent album Suryaveer with Ehsaas, the audience gets to listen to some of the covers and even requests. "We just take the call then and there. It depends on the crowds." It's a second stint in the city or as they like to call it, the "first official performance for public." The reception that mainstream commercial music brings along, helps. "I would say we are into very commercial music. The kind that masses can relate to." That explains the already countless shows to their credit. "We must have done at least 700 to 800 shows and travelled as far as China, UK, Thailand, Singapore, Goa…," shares the NCR-based artiste. To make up for any uncovered territories, coming up is a road trip this September. "We'll be starting from the North and ending in Mumbai." Then there is something that each of them is looking forward to. Shares Suryaveer, "We are doing a main song in an upcoming movie, Prague. The song Aye Zindagi has been borrowed from our album and will be used for promotions and in the movie has been featured on us too." Touching the classic from the film Sadma, came with its own set of apprehensions. "It's a day of experimental music. If you look at Coke Studio, they have also reworked on classics only." The final remix remains just as slow as the original. "The lyrics and the tempo are the same, we've given a sufi twist by using western instruments with Indian reggaes." After they finish performing for the crowds, each of them goes back to their play lists. Out comes, the likes of, "Kishore Kumar, AR Rahman and Michael Jackson." One of them is a hard-core Junoon fan. Shares yet another, "I like lots of instrumental classical and George Benson." Like, we said, each of them brings in their own influences.
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It’s all about entertainment
A man with salt and pepper hair, visibly composed walks to and fro. He pulls out his mobile, slips his finger on the screen, puts it away after a while and then resumes his stroll. In between he stops to pose for the lensman. A guide (this is a new sect in Punjabi cinema called the Punjabi film tour guide) whispers the man's claim to fame in your ear. Junaid Memon is the producer of the Punjabi film starring Lakhwinder Singh of Mitti fame, Neetu Singh and Gurmeet Chaudhary.
Junaid has earlier produced many films in Bhojpuri, Hindi, Marathi and this is his first venture in Punjabi cinema. This Mumbai man arrives on time unaware of what GMT means to Punjabis. But this doesn't stop him from being excited. "I have produced many films before, so I am not new to this field. This is my first Punjabi film as a producer and I am glad I ventured into this," says Junaid, who does thorough ground works before taking up any film. "I watched 10 hit Punjabi films and 10 flop ones so that I don't make mistakes others made. Nevertheless, there is a chance of going wrong, but this is what learning is all about." Junaid is interested in making films that entertain. "At the end it is the audience that decides whether to watch the film or not, my idea is to make an entertaining film." Yaar Mera Rab Warga is ready for a September release. The lead actor Lakhwinder Singh is the second person from the cast to arrive on time. With the actress Neetu Singh nowhere to be seen, you can't help but look at the watch. Running an hour and a half late, probably the actress lost her way or just getting ready for the D-day! So we strike a conversation with Lakhwinder, who has written the script. "When I am writing a script, all the characters are equally important, and when I am acting I have to concentrate on my acting. This is the challenge of actor writer," shares Lakhwinder, who doesn't believe in following the herd mentality. "I don't have any problem with comedy, however, I enjoy doing serious roles, those with some substance," he says. Lakhwinder has written another Punjabi film Full Fukrey and acting in it too. Time to shift the radar on the pretty face, Neetu Singh, who by the way has learnt Tai-kwon-do. You dare not ask her the reason for being late! "I want to do an action movie," says Neetu who is playing the leading lady of the film. "Both Gurmeet and Lakhwinder are fabulous actors. Gurmeet is the next Shah Rukh Khan of Punjabi film industry and Lakhwinder stays in the character throughout the movie," adds Neetu.
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Full of beans
Director producer Shoojit Sircar, who is ready with Madras Café, believes in making films that are content driven
How did Madras Café happen? I was working on this script much before Vicky Donor. We were working under the tentative title Jafana. Once we moved over Vicky Donor, we were on with Madras Café. John Abraham, Nargis Fakri, Siddharth Basu, Piyush Pande-you have an interesting cast. Casting is an important aspect of my films. John and Nargis both fit the roles pretty well. John plays a straightforward intelligence guy, Nargis is a war correspondent. It's not an action film but lots of mind game, a political thriller I will call it. John and Nargis will surprise you! How challenging was the film? Making a film on a sensitive issue, I tried not taking sides. The story is told by an intelligence officer's point of view, what he sees, experiences and finds. The most challenging was to create the civil war milieu since we shot the film in India. Vicky Donor was a smashing success, what do you feel about it today? I was pleasantly surprised that people lapped up the rather taboo subject. I didn't expect everyone to see it, but they are still talking about it and that makes me happy. Dolly Ahluwalia Tewari and Ayushman Khurana have been associated with you. Your take on them. I have been working with Dolly Ji from my very first film Yahaan. She is a dear friend. In fact, she makes the whole unit happy. Ayushman is still young but he is an effortless actor. We will do more films together. Who inspires you? I have a theatre background. In fact, I am still associated with the group Act 1. Satyajit Ray and Hollywood inspires me. I want to make lots of films, mostly content driven!
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Wed in style
After making a mark amongst fashion connoisseurs in Delhi, Wedding Asia 2013, a renowned brand in wedding exhibitions, got off to a luxurious start in Chandigarh’s JW Marriott, Sector 35. Around 40 exhibitors are showcasing opulent trousseau and stylish wedding ‘must haves’.
The mega exhibition has brought under one roof renowned national level fashion designers, jewellers, hospitality industry players, fashion accessories, decor brands, photographers, wedding invite designers etc. Maninder S. Sethi, creator of this mega wedding show, says, “Wedding Asia this year has been themed on royal style in Indian weddings. It is a premium show organised to herald the wedding season and Wedding Asia prides itself in being the true harbinger of genuine wedding couture and accessories, for the wedding season. It is an endeavour to bring all innovative, creative and quality brands on a common platform for fashion lovers.” Ritu Chhabra is here with her mesmerising Pratyaksha line the ethnic wear on display has been designed using a wide range of fabrics adorned with exotic stones, Swarovski crystals and gems. Sakshi Kathuria, Kimatra by Kavita & Sugandh Mehak Creations, B9 Studio-Mumbai, Amrit Collections, Flaunt, Kanu Creations, Sancia Crations, Sapna’s - Mumbai, Shagun by Richi, Studio Dream Collections are also major draws at the exhibition. It’s not all pure bling and ethnic wear at Wedding Asia. Smitten Cocktail Couture from New York has brought Western formal wear like gowns, prom dresses, brunch outfits et al. Once you are through with the attire for bride and groom check out the haute bridal accessories from Sunflower, Fiddaa & ANZ Designs all from Mumbai. Honeymoon Planners Cox & Kings is selling beautiful locales and attractive packages for the newly-weds. — TNS
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star track Amitabh Bachchan says that all is well on the health front. He talks about his upcoming movie, working with Prakash Jha and much more. Back on the track I am shooting for a fewer films now because of my health issues and I had to take a break because I underwent a surgery. I have been shooting all along for KBC. All is well on the health front now. While in Bhopal We were fortunate to shoot the majority of the movie Satyagraha in Bhopal. It is a wonderful place and a welcoming city. The crowds were not a problem either because they were helpful and well-mannered. They did not interfere or hamper the shooting at all. On Prakash Jha We are all hungry to do good work and we work with everybody. Everybody faces Today and yesterday I think today's directors are more professional and have lots of technical know-how. So many different films are being made and there is so much freshness. Cinema is now propagated by youth and I admire the new filmmakers. The older filmmakers have their own ways and concepts of filmmaking and it is not that they are not good. We had a lot of time earlier but today everybody is looking for speedy solutions. Films are wrapped up in record time. Personal and professional You step out and there are a billion cameras facing you. Actors cannot really protect their personal lives today. There is so much social media, so many events and so much accessibility, which was not there earlier. Everybody has cameras on their phones so anybody can take a picture anywhere. We have learnt to take it in our stride.
Lights, camera, auction!
The outfits donned by Shah Rukh Khan and Deepika Padukone in the forthcoming The auction will take place around the movie's release on August 9. The film is directed by Rohit Shetty and is said to be an action romantic comedy. People are really appreciating the different look that is donned by the actors in the film. The makers are planning to auction some of the costumes from the film and extend the proceedings for charity.
Red carpet beckons
Yash Raj Films' next Shuddh Desi Romance has been invited for the esteemed Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) 2013 for the prestigious gala red carpet premiere. The grand screening will be attended by director Maneesh Sharma and writer Jaideep Sahni along with the cast Sushant Singh Rajput, Parineeti Chopra and debutant Vaani Kapoor. The premiere will be held on September 11th at the prominent Roy Thomson Hall with a capacity for 2000 in Toronto, Canada. "We are delighted to have Shuddh Desi Romance invited to the Toronto International Film Festival. We believe the film is perfect for Toronto, as it is a film that is rooted in rustic India and the characters are very contemporary in their thought, which will no doubt appeal to the Diaspora but also the more mainstream audiences. In fact, Shuddh Desi Romance, is a fresh and very real love story about the hair raising minefield between love, attraction and commitment. A romantic comedy that finally tells it like it is! TIFF is among the top film festivals in the world.
The search operation
Hunting ground: Kunal Deshmukh with Emraan Hashmi
At her best behaviour
Sonakshi Sinha wore a black leather blouse with a black saree at a fashion event where she was also the showstopper. She got nostalgic about her days as a volunteer when she was a fashion student. After the show, she spent a couple of hours meeting the volunteers backstage. She reminisced about her backstage days and even had dinner with them. How sweet is that!
Usher girl: Sonakshi Sinha
Ranbir, these days
Ranbir Kapoor has headed to Sri Lanka to shoot for Bombay Velvet and alleged lady love Katrina Kaif is not far behind. She has also gone to Sri Lanka and will spend some time with him till the shooting begins in August. Her dates are free because Hrithik Roshan cannot resume shooting for Bang Bang till November 15.
Meanwhile, Ranbir Kapoor will emulate his father Rishi Kapoor in a song for Besharam. He will do a song and dance routine like Rishi Kapoor did in the song Om Shanti Om from Karz. He will wear a metallic outfit in the song, which will be used for promotions of the movie.
The makers of detective Byomkesh Bakshy launched the film, in Kolkata, recently. Dibakar Banerjee and Sushant Singh Rajput took a tram ride and then spoke to the media about the movie. Sushant is playing the title role.
Train ride: Dibakar Banerjee and Sushant Singh Rajput
Getting bigger and better
Price of fame
Teen pop star Justin Bieber's bodyguard reportedly wheeled the Boyfriend singer out of a hotel in a garbage can.
Bieber is currently in Canada for his three-day concert in his home country as part of his Believe world tour. A radio station in Toronto revealed how the 19-year-old teen heartthrob, who is reportedly staying at the Hazelton Hotel, leaves the building unnoticed. |
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chatter box
The always cheerful Bappi Lahiri turned teary eyed on the sets of Sony Entertainment Television's popular music reality show. The music composer and singer showed a different side to his personality on the sets of Indian Idol Junior. Bappi da made an appearance on the sets of Indian Idol Junior for an evening dedicated to him. The singing junior idols along with the judges were very excited to be in the company of the legendary music composer. After some electrifying performances Sugandha took stage. Her song Aao tumhe chand pe le jau moved Bappi da so much that he could not hold his tears. Vishal and Shekhar too for the
If rumours are to be believed then the Star Plus' hit show Diya Aur Baati Hum (DABH) might take a time leap. Sandhya (Deepika Singh) will be shown becoming an IPS officer.
A still from DABH
Calling it quits
He says he might not do any more shows. Mukesh's best work
on television was the role of Bhishma Pitamah in Mahabharat and Shaktimaan.
Balaji's Jodha Akbar on Zee will go in for a big twist. Jodha (Paridhi Sharma) and Akbar (Rajat Tokas) will soon wed. Jodha will be under a misunderstanding that she's getting married to a Rajput, but she will be shocked that its Akbar.
Rajat Tokas
Dance in the rain
Monsoon means romance, fun and a lot of cheerfulness. It was indeed a fun time for the cast and crew of Amita ka Amit who enjoyed the downpour to the hilt.
Rucha Gujarati will soon be back on television. She will be seen in the role of Mahima in Do Dil Bandhe Ek Dori Se. She plays a negative role in this serial. She is very excited to come back and hopes that audience will like her role.
in action again: Rucha Gujrati
Hiten has all the fun!
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punjabi scope Jasmine Singh Sahnu Rab ney banaya Maharajey, aaya main gaddi mod key…We are hoping throughout the movie that the singing Romeo, Jazzy B doesn’t break in his Yo Man style. Thankfully, he does nothing like this. In fact, even with his Mowhawk hair died in blue, and his red and black pants in place, Jazzy B as Goli delivers an appreciable performance in his debutant movie Best Of Luck. The film is directed by Manmord Sidhu, stars Gippy Grewal, Simran Mundi, Jazzy B, Binnu Dhillon, Sonam Bajwa, Karamjit Anmol and Puneet Issar. The film makes no hue and cry of not falling into the comic genre. But this is for the first time that we have our own Punjabi Robinhood, Jazzy B as Goli. The director has made good use of his actors, Gippy Grewal and Binnu Dhillon. He has left the comic angle on them, which the two manage to nail pretty well. The movie has its own pace, and meanders through highs and lows. One doesn’t feel the bump too much because it is cushioned by a lot of comedy. If you love solving puzzles, this is not the one you should lay your hands on. Something’s are better left untouched! Just like Jazzy B. The director knows his characters well, so Jazzy B does not have too many dialogues, only action. “Main bolda ghat han, tey sunda tan bilkul nai… Jazzy B’s dialogue in the film justifies his act. As for Gippy Grewal, he is an actor who provides comedy, romance and music. What else can you ask for? Binnu Dhillon with some ‘punching’ dialogues steals the show. Simran Mundi and Sonam Bajwa are there, and this is again more than enough. They smile, dress up nicely, cry when they are asked to. What else do you want? Did someone say acting? Well, something’s are better left unsaid. Of all the actors, you expect a little more from Puneet Issar. If you have been following Punjabi movies by choice then you will finally get to see the writer Naresh Kathuria act in the movie. His words can make people laugh, but his act needs to be supported with more humorous dialogues. Best Of Luck definitely needs more luck with a story. The film has some foot-tapping music, which is expected of Gippy Grewal and Jazzy B. You have enough reasons to watch the movie, nevertheless Best Of Luck for that!
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first-day-first show Bajatey Raho
Directed by Shashant Shah and produced by Sunil A Lulla, the film Bajatey Raho is a comedy-thriller. The film features Tusshar Kapoor, Vinay Pathak and Dolly Ahluwalia in the lead roles. The plot of the film witnesses Sabbarwahl (Ravi Kissen), who commits a series of frauds in the garb of a successful business entrepreneur. Little does he know that one of his misdoings has created a huge impact on the lives of four poor sods, including Baweja (Dolly Ahluwalia), Sukhi (Tusshar Kapoor), Mintoo Hasan (Vinay Pathak) and Ballu (Ranvir Shorey), which has only resulted into an enormous wave of need for vengeance. The death of Baweja due to a cardiac arrest after being framed in a bank fraud and Saira his assistant being put behind bars, Baweja's wife takes the situation in her hands as she decides to take revenge. Smart take I liked the film. It's unusual and in your face kind! Not only does it live up to the title but the characters of the film have also done complete justice to the plot of the film. It's a film for those who are witty and have a good sense of humour. Anandita Sehgal, student It's different It's a good film and realistic too. I like the film because of the humour and Dolly Ahluwalia has really done a great job. It's a different kind of cinema that falls in the genre of films like Khosla ka Ghosla. It was totally worth the watch. Samarpreet Singh, student One-time watch I liked the film but it is just a one-time watch. The second half was not as compelling as the first half. However, the actors did a very good job as they pulled off their roles conveniently and effectively. Kanav Sharma, student
The Wolverine A 2013 American-Australian superhero film, The Wolverine features Marvel Comics character, Wolverine and it is the sixth installment in the X-Men film series, which follows the events of X-Men: The Last Stand (2006). While Hugh Jackman reprises his role from the previous films as the title character, James Mangold has directed the screenplay and Christopher McQuarrie, Scott Frank, and Mark Bomback have written the story. Effective and intense It is a tremendously well directed, well scripted and well presented film. Not only are the 3D effects mind-blowing, but the action sequences juxtaposed with the essence of X-Men series works for an intense combination. It's a must watch. Amarinder Singh, student Action unlimited There is a certain kind of expectation that the audience has from superhero films and this film fits the bill, completely. I love the action sequences. It's an utter delight and the 3D effects make it even better! Devankar Sharma, student — As told to Amarjot Kaur
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Astro turf
ARIES: Taking a break from work or pleasure may be needed. That recent burst of enthusiasm has run out of steam temporarily and pausing to catch your breath is okay. Tarot message: Empty promises are certain, therefore try to put your terms and conditions in writing. Lucky colour: Fuchsia.
Magic number: 31
TAURUS: Parents can experience a degree of stress and tension involving their offspring. Stick to earning a living and leave entertainment for later.
Tarot message: You find within yourself a fountainhead of a will power. Lucky
colour: Rainbow pastels. Magic number: 21 GEMINI: Sweeter moments are in store. Shopping for a gift as a token of affection is delightful way to spend money. You will find people generally hard to pin down. Do not bury disturbing emotions but work through them. Tarot message: Do what is right and watch your best interests. Lucky colour: Yellow.
Magic number: 61 CANCER: Spending on health makes sense today. Get home early to avoid commutes mayhem that could be worse than usual. Stick to your regular job as it is the best way of boosting your reserves. Tarot message: You are advised to focus on professional changes. Lucky colour: Peach.
Magic number: 55 LEO: Do not get involved in a mutual venture blindly without investigating the economic situation of the other party. Hobbies will give you much satisfaction. Tarot message: You must share responsibility with others before continuing.
Lucky colour: Metallic grey. Magic number: 26 VIRGO: Anticipate a bit of craziness today, surprising you like a cosmic Jack in the box. Avoid gossiping; because it will spoil your chance of success. Sportsmen: get more exercise to keep yourself fit. Think long term. Tarot message: Think positive and be optimistic.
Lucky colour: Pink. Magic number: 28
LIBRA: Plans for a romantic rendezvous will be disrupted by a call from work. Go along with the wishes of your family members. Do not be too demanding from loved ones.
Tarot message: You gain by being practical; don't be emotional. Lucky colour: Peach.
Magic number: 64 SCORPIO: If single; you will find an attractive candidate for dating. Give more attention to your health. Do not take on chores that would exhaust you physically. Keep your sense of humour alive.
Tarot message: Focus new light on your emotional and spiritual place. Lucky colour: Forest green.
Magic number: 30 SAGITTARIUS: Your card Three of Cups suggests that emotions have to be controlled. Compassion and forgiveness are needed for love to keep growing. Be ready for a hearty dinner. Tarot message: At work don't hold back anything from your employer.
Lucky colour: Purple. Magic number: 28 CAPRICORN: Rise early to greet the day with morning exercise to get your energy flowing. Walking or running will suit some of you. Yoga or meditation may appeal others. A domestic hassle is settled amicably. Tarot message: By applying yourself you can build great success. Lucky colour: Golden brown. Magic number: 59 AQUARIUS: Today attention revolves around your home, property, family and long range decisions. Money rolls after lunch. Keep moving ahead with the progress you have been making. You will have to modify your plans.
Tarot message: Focus on the better to mitigate the bitter. Lucky colour: White. Magic number: 33 PISCES: You should be satisfied with what is being accomplished. Soon enough you will be ready to show the world what you have been working on. Hopes fill your heart. Tarot message: You will have to push yourself to succeed and your efforts will pay off.
Lucky colour: Black. Magic number: 27
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The exhibition showcases chic wedding wear by the ace designer Amit Talwar. Also present is Parul Grover, whose collection is inspired by the Greco-Roman drapes, the supple and delicate drapes could easily make any woman look like a ‘Greek Goddess’. Every single piece is adorned with sparkling stones, crystals, sequins, beads etc.
failure and success and that is not the criteria to do films. One gets disappointed if our work is not appreciated but then you strive harder to make up for the lost opportunity. I signed Satyagrah for the sheer joy of working with Prakashji.
film Chennai Express will be auctioned and proceedings from the sale will go for a charity.
since the announcement was made last night we have had a terrific response from the International media and business community all of whom are vying for the film already - that's the power of TIFF," said Avtar Panesar from YRF.
The female lead of Kunal Deshmukh's movie Shaatir is undecided. It seems Emraan Hashmi is keen on working with Humaima Malick of Bol fame but the makers are looking for a completely fresh face. Kunal said that an official announcement will be made soon. We hope Humaima gets the part.
Shaan bought two new flats, in a building in Khar, for Rs 17 crore after selling his duplex flat in Bandra, suburban Mumbai. The space was an issue in their previous flat because he has two sons, his wife and also his mother staying along with him.
"THIS is how Justin Bieber has been sneaking out of his hotel here in Toronto! We're actually NOT joking!" they wrote on Facebook, along with a picture of someone wheeling a garbage can. "This pic is apparently of one of his bodyguards wheeling him out... and nobody knew!!!!" After his Canadian stop, Bieber will be back Stateside to perform in Detroit on June 28 and continue traveling the world until December. — PTI
first time became emotional on the show. So mesmerised was Bappi da that he promised to gift a gold chain to Sugandha. He said, "I am so moved by your performance that I cannot express it in words. As a token of appreciation I will send you a gold chain during the next episode". Sugandha's happiness knew no bounds. Catch Sugandha's moving performance this Saturday July 27, 8:30 pm only on Sony Entertainment Television.
Mukesh Khanna aka Nanu Purushottam Deewan in Pyaar Ka Dard Hai Meetha Meetha Pyaara Pyaara will soon be killed on the show.
Because of the rain, the crew had to face a major power failure and the shoot was kept on halt for a few hours. Amita aka Chandan is known for her chirpy and bubbly nature didn't think for a minute and just started dancing in the rain. Looking at her, slowly the entire crew joined her and in no time the entire set turned into a dance floor. It was a fun loving impromptu break for all of them.
Hiten Tejwani, who plays Manav in Pavitra Rishta, had the best time on the sets while shooting for a rain dance sequence. Hiten, who is known on the sets to be the biggest prankster made sure that both actors and the crew members enjoyed the sequence. After the shot got over Hiten said, "I loved every bit of it. I love rains and such sequences are always fun to shoot. I pulled the entire crew to come and enjoy the rain dance."
