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oh thkans a ton sunny.. but u know i cant d/l.... n btw way how was it???? update plz..

Originally posted by: Ronit_Rulez

lol tuje bhi reply aa gaya lagta hai

arrey mere ko jhakas reply aaya aaj.. check pg no.. 149 n u'll cm to know...

Originally posted by: ruchi shah

wat was his reply????

Arre same reply man!'Thanks.God bless'...But the most imp he replied na???😳😳

Lavish sets, outdoor shoots and designer clothes are no longer restricted to the silver screen.

Television serials have hit the jackpot as far as viewership is concerned. With most households addicted to the idiot box, producers are going all out to ensure slick presentations, complete with foreign locales, designer outfits and lavish sets.

Explains actor Ronit Roy: "Television has evolved dramatically in the last few years. It is a good sign that producers and directors are spending money in order to ensure attractive set-ups and satisfying the demands of the scripts. This can only lead to better serials being produced."

But has all the new hype and moolah made the serials lose their essential flavour of portraying daily life as we live it? Admits actress Pallavi Joshi: "The content is missing and family dramas have lost their focus under the shadow of glamorous sets and glossy costumes."

However, actress and producer Aruna Irani feels that since television portrays the same emotions and drama as films, there should be no difference between the two. "At the end of the day, the content decides whether a serial is popular or not. But if the script demands outdoor shooting, then there is no harm in spending money on foreign locations. Producers' willingness to spend money is adding to visual delight," she says.

Agrees actor Shakti Anand: "The television industry is now almost at par with the film industry. I also feel there is nothing wrong in portraying sensual scenes if the script so demands."

Roy is quick to add: "Of course, parental guidance should be provided for under-aged viewers."

Gursheel Walia, a creative director in an ad agency says, "With budget no longer a constraint, the creative crew has a good chance to select the best locations for shooting."

Of course, in the ultimate analysis, it is the viewers who get the best deal as they are able to watch their favourite stars act out the dramas in the finest locations.

Adding glitter & sparkle to the festive season

SHOWBUZZ NETWORK | Friday, October 13, 2006 11:52:40 IST
In a two-hour programme Star Parivaar will rock and roll together on Diwali Dhamaka in all their finery


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Star Parivaar is all set to rock and roll in a two-hour special episode of Tanishq Diwali Dhamaka. The programme shall be aired on Star Plus tomorrow from 7to 9p.m. It's their attempt to give audiences a break from the usual ronadhona, adding glitter and sparkle to the festive spirit and bringing together stars from the famous and most loved khandans of TV.
This special episode shall see the worst of the enemies and the best of the friends grooving to the rhythmic beats of the latest Bollywood numbers in the best of their fineries. The special programme brings the Viranis, Agarwals, Lambas and all the other family members of the Star Parivaar all under one roof.
The famous Priyanka (Sangeeta Gosh) shall dance to the beautiful tunes of Dholna, Parvati's (Saakshi Tanwar) spell binding performance on the tracks of Kangana Re and Jhalka Jhalka both featured on Rani Mukherji in Paheli and Saathiya respectively. The famous vamp Komolika (Urvashi Dholakia) shall dance on the beats of the latest blockbusters Beedi Jalaile and Namak Ishq Ka from Omkara.
There is more to this grand Diwali celebration. The famous on screen couple Krishna Tulsi and Lakshya of (Kyun Ki Saas Bhi…) and some other unforgettable performances by Nimmo, Bhoomi, Swayam, Kumkum shall light the TV screen. The television's first family Virani parivaar's front runners Tulsi (Smriti Irani) and Mihir (Ronit Roy) along with Kashish (Aamna Sheriff) of Kahiin To Hoga will rock and roll together as they dance on the Bollywood's blockbuster numbers.
The finishing touches of the glamorous hosting by Rakhshanda Khan and Ali Asgar will add extra zing!

GR8 me uski foto hai.. u ppl want it na... obviously.. thik hai..i'll scan n post it here...

Dudes this would have been our New hub, i mean the 3rd page i guess. lol.
someone make one asap.. 😆

jeena isi ka naam hai's last part was veryyy cute... sukhi ne bola... but us time pe hi rock n roll was cumin... so i had to see that ... tv pe zee on tha... but i must say.... ronit n rohit both rock... they're soo nice n humble... ronit ka to koi comparison hi nahi hai... he luvs everyone with all his heart... My Teddy!!!

yh new hub.. i really wonder.. how many hubs hv we completed.... 😆 😆 😆

jaane tamanna how r u????? 😆