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Monday, August 25, 2014

Why Is Alia Bhatt Genius of the Year

When the internet flooded with Alia Bhatt’s memes and jokes, the lady found a unique way to answer it. She did something, which was unthinkable and simply out of the box. If you are wondering what we are talking about, watch the video - 


Now, you tell us – isn’t she an intelligent girl? Instead of submitting to the jokes or venting out anger, she chooses to answer audience in the same way. Her courage is commendable as it really takes guts to do so.

In the video, she shows how her family and friends react to the jokes and do not stand for her. She finds her way out – she decides to enlarge her brains and give everyone a shock. And, she succeeds! Alia wherever you are – we love you for it.


Hidden behind the video is a message that no one has any right to laugh on anyone’s weakness. She may not have a good GK but she has good acting skills, fashion sense, and understanding of it. Do you have it? Yes, she is beautiful and she is intelligent. No one on the earth is born by knowing everything, so those who were laughing at her – go and take a back seat!

The video is an answer on behalf of all those, who face cruelty or are laughed at because of their weaknesses. Be it a fat person, thin one, no knowledge one or any normal person – you do not have a right to mock them as you do not know what their story is.

Bravo Girl, you rock!

The Vampire Diaries Season 6 Teaser – Is it an end to Delena?


“You saw him, you saw her, and they saw each other. They were attracted yet detached until finally, they confessed. “– That is the love story of Damon and Elena explained by me.

Saturday, August 23, 2014

Happy Birthday Barbara Eden

If you have grown up watching this woman create magic with the blink of an eye, then you have surely had a good childhood.

That Filmy Girl celebrates the Jeannie in every individual on this day. Barbara Eden taught us to believe in the unbelievable and love without the bounds of time,age or even species.

Here's wishing this Magical Filmy Girl a very happy birthday

Wednesday, August 20, 2014

‘Aao Na’ song from Haider is full of angst and feeling of ‘loss.’

Haider, an upcoming film released their first song from the album, recently. The song gives a feeling of what the plot of the film maybe like. The lyrics are livid, strong and angst. It surely evokes the deepest senses inside you. Just like the story of Hamlet – the song is pretty much on the same track, conveying story of an unsung hero.

It establishes a sense of recognition and coherence among the readers who have read Hamlet. For those, who have not read the play, watch the film to know what lies behind Hamlet aka Haider. The music is a mixture of moving beats and modern notes.



It projects feeling of ‘loss’ but in a positive way. The character wants more frustration in life as he has developed a strong relationship with it. It seems, as there is a solace in worst situations. The lyrics and music conveys the story of the play in brief. It prepares you to a world full of darkness, agony, pain, and finding pleasure in it.


Vishal Bhardwaj is making the film and Gulzar has written the lyrics. The film will see Shahid Kapoor, Shraddha Kapoor, Tabu and Kay Kya Menon in lead roles. The film is scheduled to release on October 2nd. 

If you have not heard the song, here you go 




Friday, August 1, 2014

"Trip to Bhangarh" Almost Goes Wrong for Crew

While shooting for 'Trip To Bhangarh', the entire cast had to reach the location. While driving towards it, they had an accident. Manish Choudhary narrates his experience.
According to the sources, Manish was driving a Jeep. With the rest of the cast all chirpy and enticed with the stories of Bhangarh, they couldn't wait to reach the place. Singing all the way, they had an unexpected turn and the car almost turned. Thanks to Manish's presence of mind, he controlled the speed and stopped a few metres ahead. There have been many stories about Bhangarh so, all of them were petrified.
They were all worried, especially Suzanna Mukharjee who incurred a few scratches on her left hand. All of them started discussing the sinister stories of Bhangarh. After the small halt all of them set off for the location.
Hearing about the mishap, the producers too were worried. They called for a Puja and the entire cast had to be a part of it.
Presented by Anita Nandwani and Yatin Nandwani, the movie is set in one of the most mysterious places in India. It has a very different yet, disturbing storyline that hooks you since the first minute. This ambitious project is directed by Jitendra Pawar.

Friday, July 11, 2014

Khoobsurat- Teaser Poster Out

Anil Kapoor has added another feather to his wildly talented and now-not-so-hairy-looking hat! Khoobsurat, India's first Disney film by Anil Kapoor Film Company and Walt Disney Pictures!



Monday, July 7, 2014

Was ‘Ek Villain’ movie trying to reaffirm anti-feminist views?


‘Ek Villain’ film has been appreciated by masses at large. The two recent hot actors, Shraddha Kapoor and Siddhartha Malhotra, have done a fine job with their roles. This romantic-thriller film had love story like others but with a twist. It had love story of a villain, underlying the fact that there is good in every person, irrespective of the wrong action he/she does.

Good idea, great concept but after watching the film, I feel that there were some anti-feminist factors that the film knowingly or unknowingly displayed.

  Ø The good or bad you do, comes back to you

Now, the film started with a Villain falling heads over heels for a chirpy and joyful girl. Even after transforming into a good guy, this guy knows no peace. Why? Arre because he was a bad guy, remembers? And he was even cursed by a mother whose child, he murdered in the beginning of the film.



  Ø The ultimate ‘curse’ has its effect

Talking about curses, the film went to show that a curse could be fatal. Now, which mother will be so goddess-like in today’s century to forgive the convict and curse him instead. Vo purane zamane ki baat thi, abke zamane mein koi normal insaan bhi believe nahin karta, toh ek gunda kaise karega? And, why does Guru remember only her curse? Being a goon, I am sure he must have done ample killings.



  Ø The good or bad has to be borne by women

Siddharth and Ritesh both play bad guys, let us admit that. So, both of their sins have to be paid by their wives? Isn’t that imposing of the famous Hindu saying, ‘pati ke paap uski patni ko jhelen padate hain!’ Aisha and Sulochana, both die because their husbands were doing evil things. Now, why do you need to stereotype this factor instead of banishing them?



  Ø The ultimate story of good girl falling for bad guy

We have often seen his concept in Hindi telecoms where a good girl can live with a bad guy and improve him. In reality and humanly, that is not possible and not practical. How can you fall for a gangster knowing that his life can be a danger to you too?


  Ø Wives are a thing to posses and not a human to be respected

Ritesh friend who takes him to Meera road and gives him definition of survival plays a manipulative role in doing damage to women in general. He slaps and tortures his wife by giving reason, “hum middle class log frustration nikalne ke liye apni wife ko marate hain.” Enough said, you know what I mean.


  Ø Woman cannot dominate man

Forming the major crux of the plot, the film shows a major ego problem in Indian men. They do not like and cannot tolerate domination by a woman. Ritesh, who is constantly dominated by his wife, goes on a killing rampage where he kills other women who shout on him. Apparently, he loves his wife and can bear his domination but not others while other women were not even dominating him.




Though I enjoyed watching this film, these thoughts rang into my mind. Films’ being the most effective medium, I thought of bringing some shackles into light with hope of eradicating them entirely. Do share your thoughts on this article.