Showing posts with label Sonakshi sinha. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sonakshi sinha. Show all posts
Thursday, 1 December 2011
Saturday, 15 January 2011
Sonakshi lovemaking scenes for race 2
Sonakshi Sinha has been signed for Race 2 produced by Ramesh Taurani and directed by Abbas-Mustan. A section of the media reported that she would shed her innocent look in Dabangg and get steamy in Race 2. But the latest we hear is that she is against lovemaking and steamy scenes.
It is reported that Race 2 starring Saif Ali Khan, Anil Kapoor, John Abraham and Deepika Padukone would be lot hotter than the original version but Sonakshi has drawn a line for herself. It is said that she has made it clear to the makers of Race 2 that she would not do lovemaking and steamy scenes whatsoever.
Well, it will be interesting to see how Sonakshi fairs in the midst of hot guys!
source oneindia
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It is reported that Race 2 starring Saif Ali Khan, Anil Kapoor, John Abraham and Deepika Padukone would be lot hotter than the original version but Sonakshi has drawn a line for herself. It is said that she has made it clear to the makers of Race 2 that she would not do lovemaking and steamy scenes whatsoever.
Well, it will be interesting to see how Sonakshi fairs in the midst of hot guys!
source oneindia
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Tuesday, 11 January 2011
Akshay says I don't produce films for money:
Actor-producer Akshay Kumar, who sounded a bit guarded about the fate of his forthcoming film Patiala House, said he doesn't produce films to make money. "I don't produce films for money. I make those films, which I personally want to make. I don't know the fate of 'Patiala House' but I am very happy to be a part of it and I have enjoyed working in it. I am not worried whether I would make money from it or not," Akshay told reporters at the music launch of Patiala House at Whistling Woods.
"Today, I am in a position where returns don't bother me much... I only think that what new I can offer to my audience," he added.
The actor mentioned that none of the films from his Hari Om Productions has upset him or his distributor so far commercially. "I have produced eight films so far and none of them were unsuccessful commercially, and neither my distributors had to suffer any losses," said Akshay.
Akhay maintains that actors like him, Shah Rukh Khan or Salman Khan cannot venture for films like Udaan or Tere Bin Laden because high box office returns are expected from their films.
"I have seen the business of these kinds of films. I go and watch every film; I understand what the audience wants. When a person like me or Shah Rukh or Salman do a film, we have to collect a certain amount of money in the box office so that the distributors and exhibitors get their money back."
"So we cannot do this kind of films because there is a very niche audience for such kind of cinema. These films make a maximum of Rs 8 crore. Commercial cinema makes business of Rs 70 crore. Films like Dabaang make Rs 140 crore. So you have to make such kind of films," said Akshay.
He however believes that in the near future, films like Udaan would cater to a maximum audience.
"A film like Udaan has a certain kind of audience who would go and watch them. Maybe as time progress, more people would start watching these kinds of films. In around four years, people would watch only this kind of cinema," said Akshay.
Source: NDTV
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"Today, I am in a position where returns don't bother me much... I only think that what new I can offer to my audience," he added.
The actor mentioned that none of the films from his Hari Om Productions has upset him or his distributor so far commercially. "I have produced eight films so far and none of them were unsuccessful commercially, and neither my distributors had to suffer any losses," said Akshay.
Akhay maintains that actors like him, Shah Rukh Khan or Salman Khan cannot venture for films like Udaan or Tere Bin Laden because high box office returns are expected from their films.
"I have seen the business of these kinds of films. I go and watch every film; I understand what the audience wants. When a person like me or Shah Rukh or Salman do a film, we have to collect a certain amount of money in the box office so that the distributors and exhibitors get their money back."
"So we cannot do this kind of films because there is a very niche audience for such kind of cinema. These films make a maximum of Rs 8 crore. Commercial cinema makes business of Rs 70 crore. Films like Dabaang make Rs 140 crore. So you have to make such kind of films," said Akshay.
He however believes that in the near future, films like Udaan would cater to a maximum audience.
"A film like Udaan has a certain kind of audience who would go and watch them. Maybe as time progress, more people would start watching these kinds of films. In around four years, people would watch only this kind of cinema," said Akshay.
Source: NDTV
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Tuesday, 4 January 2011
After TMK, Akshay, Farah reunite for Joker
The trio of Akshay Kumar, Farah Khan and Shirish Kunder are coming together again for their next 3D film Joker after Tees Maar Khan, which has garnered mixed response at the box office. While Akshay Kumar will stay on to be the central protagonist, Farah and Shirish would switch roles in their next outing. Farah will be handling the production department while her husband Shirish would be calling the shots as a director.
"We will begin work on Joker in January. We are already through with the ground work and it is time to start the principal shoot. The film will be made in 3D," Farah told PTI.
Joker stars Sonakshi Sinha opposite Akshay Kumar and is a joint production of Farah-Shirish's Three's Company and Akshay's 'Hari Om Entertainment Co'.
"It should be a good experience to work with the same team after Tees Maar Khan. I have always believed that you should enjoy the filmmaking process instead of worrying about the fate of a film," Farah added.
The verdict is still out on Tees Maar Khan. Despite receiving a record opening at the box office, the reviews have not been too favourable for the movie but Farah says she will continue producing her films in near future.
"The films that we are making now are for our kids. It is also for their secure future. Till you don't have kids, you tell people that 'Ok, pay me whatever that you may want to.' But then not anymore when you have responsibilities of your own."
Once Joker would be through, the next production will see Farah getting back behind the camera and begin her next directorial outing.
"Not many production houses can boast of two in-house directors. This way we don't have to rely upon outside directors to make films for us. Shirish and I can take turns. All we are looking for now are some great scripts to get us rolling."
Meanwhile plans are being put together to kick start the shoot of Joker in January 2011.
"Our first schedule would begin on 24th January. After that the next schedule would take place in April-May time frame. Yet again we would be going to Malshej for the film's shoot."
Source: NDTV
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"We will begin work on Joker in January. We are already through with the ground work and it is time to start the principal shoot. The film will be made in 3D," Farah told PTI.
Joker stars Sonakshi Sinha opposite Akshay Kumar and is a joint production of Farah-Shirish's Three's Company and Akshay's 'Hari Om Entertainment Co'.
"It should be a good experience to work with the same team after Tees Maar Khan. I have always believed that you should enjoy the filmmaking process instead of worrying about the fate of a film," Farah added.
The verdict is still out on Tees Maar Khan. Despite receiving a record opening at the box office, the reviews have not been too favourable for the movie but Farah says she will continue producing her films in near future.
"The films that we are making now are for our kids. It is also for their secure future. Till you don't have kids, you tell people that 'Ok, pay me whatever that you may want to.' But then not anymore when you have responsibilities of your own."
Once Joker would be through, the next production will see Farah getting back behind the camera and begin her next directorial outing.
"Not many production houses can boast of two in-house directors. This way we don't have to rely upon outside directors to make films for us. Shirish and I can take turns. All we are looking for now are some great scripts to get us rolling."
Meanwhile plans are being put together to kick start the shoot of Joker in January 2011.
"Our first schedule would begin on 24th January. After that the next schedule would take place in April-May time frame. Yet again we would be going to Malshej for the film's shoot."
Source: NDTV
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Dabangg best film of 2010
Salman Khan’s blockbuster of 2010, Dabangg, has been voted the best film of the year in a poll conducted by an Indian website. Not for nothing did the Abhinav Kashyap-directed film sweep the awards in December. Dabangg tops the popular choice as the best film of last year, a fact cemented by our latest poll where we’d asked our readers to vote for the best film of the year.
The choices included the films that fared well at box office: My Name Is Khan, Dabangg, Raajneeti, Golmaal 3 and Tees Maar Khan. Dabangg got an overwhelming number of votes, and as many as 51 percent were in its favour.
Shahrukh Khan’s My Name Is Khan lead the race to grab the top spot but was pipped at the end by Dabangg. MNIK got 47 percent votes.
The Ranbir Kapoor and Katrina Kaif-starrer Raajneeti got a meagre 1 percent votes.
The comedies were voted out in the poll, with Golmaal 3 failing to get any significant votes.
Same was the case with Akshay Kumar’s Tees Maar Khan. The voters gave a unanimous thumbs-down to the film.
Source: Apunkachoice
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The choices included the films that fared well at box office: My Name Is Khan, Dabangg, Raajneeti, Golmaal 3 and Tees Maar Khan. Dabangg got an overwhelming number of votes, and as many as 51 percent were in its favour.
Shahrukh Khan’s My Name Is Khan lead the race to grab the top spot but was pipped at the end by Dabangg. MNIK got 47 percent votes.
The Ranbir Kapoor and Katrina Kaif-starrer Raajneeti got a meagre 1 percent votes.
The comedies were voted out in the poll, with Golmaal 3 failing to get any significant votes.
Same was the case with Akshay Kumar’s Tees Maar Khan. The voters gave a unanimous thumbs-down to the film.
Source: Apunkachoice
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Tuesday, 7 December 2010
Malaika Arora upset with Sonakshi!
Sonakshi Sinha performed on the song , ‘Munni Badnam Hui’ from the film ‘Dabangg’ at the recently held Sahara India Sports Awards 2010 and the very fact did not go well with the mainperformer Malaika Arora Khan.Ever since the film hit the theatre and the song tops the chartbuster, Malaika has been performing on the popular track during all the events. But when Sonakshi performed the song at the Sahara awards with the same thrill, she was bit upset.
This was Sonakshi’s first stage performance and so everyone applauded her. According to Malaika, Sonakshi could have performed on some other tracks rather than her’s. However, the organizer did not approach Malaika for this event.
The award ceremony will see many top-notch actors performing on some chartbusters and Shahrukh Khan will be hosting the show
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This was Sonakshi’s first stage performance and so everyone applauded her. According to Malaika, Sonakshi could have performed on some other tracks rather than her’s. However, the organizer did not approach Malaika for this event.
The award ceremony will see many top-notch actors performing on some chartbusters and Shahrukh Khan will be hosting the show
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Tuesday, 30 November 2010
Sonakshi Sinha to the star opposite Akshay Kumar
After impressing one and all with her performance in Dabangg, Sonakshi Sinha is certainly a hot property. The pretty actress has been signed by Shirish Kunder for his ambitious 3D directorial venture Joker. Sonakshi would be paired opposite none other than Akshay Kumar in Joker.
Explaining his choice of why Sonakshi for the leading lady, Shirish reasons, "Sonakshi fitted the role perfectly. Hers is an extremely performance oriented character which is there throughout the film with Akshay. Besides another reason for choosing Sonakshi is the fact that she and Akki would be a fresh on-screen pair considering Akshay has worked with most of the top leading ladies." Unlike Dabangg in which she played a village belle, Sonakshi would be seen playing a modern girl in Joker.
Besides Akshay and Sonakshi, Joker would also boast of a huge supporting cast which Shirish would be announcing in the days to come. Commenting on whether there will be some Hollywood technicians involved considering that it's a 3-D film, Shirish says, "Most of the technicians will be from India but yes, since this a new technology, we would be using the expertise of some experienced names from Hollywood too."
Joker is a co-production between Farah Khan & Shirish Kunder's Three's Company and Akshay's Hari Om Entertainment. The film goes on floors in January 2011 and will be mostly shot all around India.
Source: Bollywood Hungama
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Explaining his choice of why Sonakshi for the leading lady, Shirish reasons, "Sonakshi fitted the role perfectly. Hers is an extremely performance oriented character which is there throughout the film with Akshay. Besides another reason for choosing Sonakshi is the fact that she and Akki would be a fresh on-screen pair considering Akshay has worked with most of the top leading ladies." Unlike Dabangg in which she played a village belle, Sonakshi would be seen playing a modern girl in Joker.
Besides Akshay and Sonakshi, Joker would also boast of a huge supporting cast which Shirish would be announcing in the days to come. Commenting on whether there will be some Hollywood technicians involved considering that it's a 3-D film, Shirish says, "Most of the technicians will be from India but yes, since this a new technology, we would be using the expertise of some experienced names from Hollywood too."
Joker is a co-production between Farah Khan & Shirish Kunder's Three's Company and Akshay's Hari Om Entertainment. The film goes on floors in January 2011 and will be mostly shot all around India.
Source: Bollywood Hungama
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