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Originally posted by: waniya_fatima

Just call DR amir... Oli is in need to doctor urgently...

humain to ab adat hai aysay jeenay ki😉😉


😆 😆 Dr. Aamir busy playing dandiya in Ahemdabad 😉😆... hope this time his dandiya doesn't break 😉😉

@oily -- may be i skipped ur post 😕...sowie,...actually my FB window also open 😆😆😆 may be thats why ... just chkd ,...u asked abt ur sigies... they are nice 👏👏👏 bful... 👏

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Originally posted by: -purnima-

Just call DR amir... Oli is in need to doctor urgently...

humain to ab adat hai aysay jeenay ki😉😉

😆 😆 Dr. Aamir busy playing dandiya in Ahemdabad 😉😆... hope this time his dandiya doesn't break 😉😉

@oily -- may be i skipped ur post 😕...sowie,...actually my FB window also open 😆😆😆 may be thats why ... just chkd ,...u asked abt ur sigies... they are nice 👏👏👏 bful... 👏

😆

ROFL... dont remind me that incident again...🤣

kya baat hai..humare hero jii tho bohat pyaare lagg rahe hai..ek dum shona...😳😳😳

Originally posted by: waniya_fatima

😆 😆 Dr. Aamir busy playing dandiya in Ahemdabad 😉😆... hope this time his dandiya doesn't break 😉😉


😆

ROFL... dont remind me that incident again...🤣


😆 😆... poor boy 😆😆😆... we are ready to play garba with without dandiya 😍
😆

Originally posted by: -purnima-

ROFL... dont remind me that incident again...🤣

😆 😆... poor boy 😆😆😆... we are ready to play garba with without dandiya 😍
😆

with our fingers hoping around 😆

RT i need to go now... see ya tomorrow muahhh and hugs jana

The core idea was to get an understanding of how to engage audience with just the music when there are more avenues of entertainment.

"When I visited Bangkok for recce I was quit blown away by the distinct and happening nightlife in Bangkok. I wanted Rajeev's character to be completely wacky and insisted that he must visit these clubs in order to get the act right." said director Neerav Ghosh.

"We do have lot of clubs in Mumbai and renowned DJ's in India too but Bangkok which is known for its nightlife was the best reference we could get," said Ghosh.

Rajeev said, "Bangkok's nightlife has a reputation of being wild and rowdy so I was initially extremely skeptical when Neerav asked me to visit these night clubs to get a feeler. When we finally got to visiting one, I was taken aback by Bangkok's lust-driven dens of sin.

"It was only on Neerav's insistence that I finally agreed to recce night clubs to meet the DJ's there and learn about their mannerisms. I experienced the loud levels of music DJs are exposed to all the time. The learning was phenomenal I realized there is so much more to learn than just put on earplugs to be a DJ. "

Soundtrack is an edgy, modern day portrayal of India's most prolific musician and DJ played by Rajeev Khandelwal.

It traces his alcohol, drug and sex fuelled meteoric rise, as he battles his internal demons and a damaging handicap. the film also stars Soha Ali Khan and Mrinalini Sharma.

Rajeev Khandelwal visits Bangkok nightclubs

From the five releases of this week, John Abraham's 'Force' was the only film to get a decent start. Others releases were dull.

Its festive season and multiple releases will continue to bombard the box-office for the next few weeks, at least till Diwali. Of course its survival of the fittest! From the five releases of this week, hardly two managed to sustain (though the 'hit' tag still evades them) while the others just fizzled away.

John Abraham's Force had the best face value amongst all other releases and opened to a decent response with the weekend collections coming to around Rs 16 crores. It is the biggest opening collection for a film where John Abraham has played the solo lead. The makers decided to keep the publicity low and even it had a limited release as compared to the overblown releases that films have these days. The business in the following days will determine its fate.

Tigmanshu Dhulia's Saheb Biwi aur Gangster , despite garnering very good reviews and a positive word of mouth, couldn't really translate the appreciation into good business. The opening weekend collection is around Rs 4 crores. Perhaps it would work more when released on DVD for the critical admiration it has enjoyed.

Hum Tum Shabana didn't have a cast with much star-value neither was it a comedy film with any funny scenes. Even the Sagar Ballary ( Bheja Fry ) brand deteriorated with films like ' Kachcha Limboo ' and ' Bheja Fry 2 ' earlier this year. The maximum that the film managed is around Rs 1 crore over the weekend which is certainly bad.

Deepa Sahi's Tere Mere Phere was too loud and Dev Anand's Chargesheet had flop written all over it even before its release.

The coming week has David Dhawan coming back to his trademark one-upmanship comedy in Rascals starring Sanjay Dutt, Ajay Devgn and Kangna Ranaut. The film which releases on Dushera should enjoy an additional holiday opening on Thursday.

Other releases include Dia Mirza-Zayed Khan's production venture Love Breakups Zindagi and Rajeev Khandelwal starrer Soundtrack .

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/entertainment/bollywood/box-office/Force-has-a-forceful-start-Other-releases-dull/articleshow/10230146.cms

The core idea was to get an understanding of how to engage audience with just the music when there are more avenues of entertainment.

"When I visited Bangkok for recce I was quit blown away by the distinct and happening nightlife in Bangkok. I wanted Rajeev's character to be completely wacky and insisted that he must visit these clubs in order to get the act right." said director Neerav Ghosh.

"We do have lot of clubs in Mumbai and renowned DJ's in India too but Bangkok which is known for its nightlife was the best reference we could get," said Ghosh.

Rajeev said, "Bangkok's nightlife has a reputation of being wild and rowdy so I was initially extremely skeptical when Neerav asked me to visit these night clubs to get a feeler. When we finally got to visiting one, I was taken aback by Bangkok's lust-driven dens of sin.

"It was only on Neerav's insistence that I finally agreed to recce night clubs to meet the DJ's there and learn about their mannerisms. I experienced the loud levels of music DJs are exposed to all the time. The learning was phenomenal I realized there is so much more to learn than just put on earplugs to be a DJ. "

Soundtrack is an edgy, modern day portrayal of India's most prolific musician and DJ played by Rajeev Khandelwal.

It traces his alcohol, drug and sex fuelled meteoric rise, as he battles his internal demons and a damaging handicap. the film also stars Soha Ali Khan and Mrinalini Sharma.

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