Himesh Reshammiya FANCLUB Part 5!!! - Page 98

Originally posted by: Jem4Himesh

yay (madhu looks like we've won 😛😆) ya sis i think he jus gave a rough figure...i doubt he counted them all 😛

dhruti thanks 4 posting the news yaar!

Seems like that Jem, hope Ash is no more mad with me.

Originally posted by: badibanga

Come on Madhu.. Jaldi karo... waiting for the interview.. how many pages and how many more days will you take.. 😉

Jem Sis, no I have not got my CD yet... 😭

Typing is complete Badi, but getting error message when tried to post. Waiting for jems reply to solve this.There are 5 pages and I shall take 0 more days.

Originally posted by: jani-yeh

Madhu.....gr8 pics.....man i wish there was sum way i could get a copy of the mag .....cnt w8 2 read the interview..... 😳

Welcome Jani. Oh sorry re sis, if I knew your address I would send you a copy of this mag, its one to collect! But I dont think it would be okay to share address online. I have typed the interview but facing problem to post it. waiting for Jems response...hope I can post it by tonight.

Originally posted by: badibanga

Hey come one Madhu.. what happened? fingers numbed from typing? 😆
oh, god feeling faintish on waiting for you.... waiting for 4 days now yaar...
Jaldi.. jaldi...

Fingers really numbed. 😆You are faintish now! Then you would surely be faint after reading it😉

Kalidas completes shooting

The shooting of 'Kalidas' directed by Bharatiraja and produced by K Lakshminarayana Reddy on the banner of Sri Lakshmi Srinivasa Pictures with Arjun and Nana Patekar in the lead was complete recently. Producer says, 'This is the highest budget film in Arjun's career. Shooting was held in Malaysia, Mumbai, Goa and Chennai. Patchwork and pot-production works are in progress. We will start recording of songs for Telugu version during this week. Himesh Reshmia is scoring tunes for five songs in the movie scripted by Bhuvanachandra, Vennelakanti and Sahiti. Nana Patekar is playing a different role in the movie.' Kajal, Rukmini, Manivannan, Vivek, Ranjitha and others are in the cast. Dialogues are by Ghantasala Ratnakumar, camera is by Kannan, while Somireddy Hariprasad Reddy is the presenter.

http://www.bollywoodpremiere.com/movies/SouthCinemaNews/07/m ay/Kalidas-12.php

Originally posted by: springdale

Jem typing is complete, but I dont know why, when I am trying to post is I am getting a HTTP 404 error message. Its a long interview...should I split it and post?

Oh yes he touched her feet, but what did he say after that remember? "Sab log dekh raha hai, aab to na koi misprint aur kuchh." 😆He is smart yaar.

When there is bad comments about Himeshji I dont cry or fight. I know he is a great talent as well as a great human being too. So when someone bash him, I have my enough logic to give a answer in his support.

Hey madhu - ya that could be the reason...if you have typed the interview on MS word, then jus copy a page of it at a time n post it here....

😆 ya even tho he said that tho...this issue will always remain between him n asha -

yep...i just get mad because generally i hate double standards anyway n when it comes to himeshji there are always double standards used against him but of course he has my full support forever 😉

I've never claimed all my songs are original: Pritam

Himesh Reshammiya is up to herogiri

Pritam on Himesh Reshammiya

By the way, have other filmmakers approached you to make on-screen appearances?
Have you lost it? I'm horribly camera conscious. I'll send you a VCD of a short film I acted in. If anyone sees that, no one will dare to even think of casting me in a film. Himesh Reshammiya is a different ball game. He has attitude, he looks cool in the promos of his film (Aap ka Suroor), I'm sure he'll be a good actor.

http://www.naachgaana.com/2007/05/14/i%E2%80%99ve-never-clai med-all-my-songs-are-original-pritam/

i can't believe Pritam said this 😲 ... i hope he's not being sarcastic ! 😛

Zee TV's Sa Re Ga Ma Pa 2007 Challenge is an interesting exercise in differentiation. In particular, Sony Entertainment's Indian Idol torments it - it's a proven, global format, it's flashier and it has a very strong brand. So the challenge for SRGMP really starts with beating Idol. And you can see their very visible strategy in action in every episode.

SRGMP's differentiation seems to revolve around core Indian sensibilities. Where Indian Idol focuses on presentation, SRGMP constantly tries to put the focus on music. It also counters Indian Idol's jazzier format with a distinctly Indian structure - four gharanas competing with each other. And there's more: trumpets, conch shells, a shower of flower petals, some very colorful sets. It gives the show a look that is distinctly non-Indian Idol.

There are several things I enjoyed in the few episodes I've seen so far.

First, Bappi Lahiri cracks me up - and in a good way. I was never a huge bhakt of his voice but I loved the fact that he issued a non-trivial challenge to the legacy of Kishore singing his own tunes. While weighed down by a ton of bling. You can see his legacy in present day fashions and the self-propelled singing career of Himesh Reshammiya.

Second, there are some nice roller coaster rides to be had between the mentors of each gharana and the judges. The mentors (Ismail Darbar , Himesh Reshammiya, Bappi Lahiri and Vishal-Shekhar ) come across as poor people managers - often railing on their contestants and creating an aura of gloom over the very talent they groom.

And then Asha Bhonsle takes over as a judge - and she keeps it real. She gently dispenses advice to the contestants that is usually accompanied by a brilliant technical breakdown of the song. And that puts the show back on an even keel. At one point she delivers a nugget to a hopeful: "Andar se dance karo," she tells her.

Third, the host Aditya Narayan is all round likeable and hugely personable. I kind of enjoy the way he gels and makes his hair stand up - making his bobbing head look really big and his hands incredibly small. In fact, I think I shall call him "Head" with much fondness.

Now, will this spectacle work? Initial viewings suggest it still might not connect with audiences - especially younger ones - the way Indian Idol might. But the immediacy of reality TV dictates that anything can happen and verdicts must be withheld till the very end.

source:http://desicritics.org/2007/05/15/002724.php

Originally posted by: Jem4Himesh

<FONT face="Times New Roman, Times, serif" color=#9933ff size=4>haha thanks for the tip sis i'll def try that 😛😉ya sis...i really dun wanna discuss her anymore she is just (have u seen the cha cha cha vid? its awful!)

Be sure 2 try it di i'm sure it will work 😉
yeah di i saw the vid,wen i 1st heard the song i didn't think anything could b worse,but the vid woz far worse than the song itself,i remember thinking, that this women should b thinking about retirement not the cha cha cha,wat a pile of poo,n they played it alot 2 didnt they,i think they wanted the whole world 2 watch it n laugh. 😆