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"I don't think there is any role I cannot play" - Himesh

By Joginder Tuteja, July 24, 2007 - 12:29 IST

In the concluding Part II of an exclusive conversation with Joginder Tuteja, Himesh identifies areas of improvements for him. He also talks about how superstardom hasn't changed him as a human being who is still simple and modest as always.

Successful composer. Successful singer. And now a successful actor. How did it all fit in
I sincerely believe in the power of divine force. There is nothing possible without it. Being talented is one thing, being aided by a divine force is different. If only talent worked in this industry, what would explain the number of flops where far more talented people have come together to create a product? Once you work on making a film, you realize that it is not just talent or hard work which makes you deliver goods. There is an element of spirituality which makes you start working 18 hours a day. You start working like a genius and things start falling in place by themselves.

There is an element of spirituality which makes you start working 18 hours a day
It was also heartening to see industry coming in your support.
I will be always indebted to them. I had never imagined such encouraging words from them both before and after the release of the film. They all stood up for me and prayed together to make this film a success. There have been good suggestions on how I can further improve in my upcoming films and I accept them wholeheartedly.

I need to be more expressive in light hearted scenes
What are the areas of improvements you have identified for yourself?
I need to be more expressive in light hearted scenes. In Aap Kaa Surroor I was quite poker faced and had to say most of my comic dialogues with a straight face. I have to improve that aspect of mine.

How about dancing?
Certainly, I have to work on that. In my next film if I am required to dance, I will make sure that I practice hard for months and months on that. No half baked effort from me.

In my next film if I am required to dance, I will make sure that I practice hard for months and months on that
But then you did dance to Mithun da's 'Jeena Bhi Kya Hai Jaana'?
[Laughs] Oh, that was impromptu. Prashant just asked me to dance like a man who is drunk. Now the trouble was that I don't drink so it was difficult for me to get into that mould. Prashant just explained the scene to me and asked me to enact like a man who is a little high about life and wants to enjoy the moment he was living. I got the gist of it and there I was dancing to Mithun da's tune.

While talking to you, you still come across as the same old Himesh as you were a decade back when 'Pyaar Kiya To Darna Kya' released, albeit a lot more confident. What makes you still so modest in spite of being a global rockstar?
Dekhiye insaan ko ghamand nahi aana chahiye! Usse modest hi rehna chahiye aur ye dhyaan rakhna chahiye ki woh ek achcha insaan ho. Today I may be called as a rock-star but who knows about tomorrow? It is nature's law that what goes up has to come down. What would I do then? If I try to throw tantrums and have certain airs around me, how would I survive tomorrow if I don't enjoy the kind of success as I do today?

Today I may be called as a rock-star but who knows about tomorrow?
Anyways, success seems to be following you for sure. One hears you have at least 3 more big projects up your sleeves.
Yes, talks are going on and we should have an announcement soon. What I can assure is that these projects would be much bigger in scale and treatment than Aap Kaa Surroor. People associated with these projects are the best in the business and you would realize that for yourself when the films are announced. In addition, I would also be seen in the sequel of Aap Kaa Surroor.

But would you continue to be play Himesh Reshammiya in each of your films?
[Says quickly] No ways. Even in Aap Kaa Surroor, the only element from my life was that about my brother; otherwise it was all fictional. Apart from the film's sequel where I play HR again, the other films would see me play different characters. Also, it won't be necessary that I always play a composer or a singer. I don't think that there is any role I cannot play. It is just a matter of applying yourself, fine tune your edges and continue to improve with every film.

I don't think that there is any role I cannot play
Some may call this as a big statement to make.
I would be happy if they do that. Yet again, no complains whatsoever. After all it is right of anyone to challenge an individual's statement. And till the time you are not challenged, how can you improve on your art? For proving that you have it in you to deliver, you need someone to say that 'no, you cannot'. If everyone said that 'Himesh, you are best in what you do and no one is better than you', what motivation would I have to reply back with better performance? I always believe that insaan mein josh aur himmat honi chahiye. If you have that, there is nothing which is not achievable.

Your look continues to be the flavor of the season.
And I can promise you that you would see a much improved Himesh Reshammiya in my next film. I am working on creating a superior look and a much better physique. By the time I am ready to face the camera again, we should have the results for everyone to see.

SOURCE:http://www.indiafm.com/features/2007/07/24/2879/

Success mantras from Himesh Reshammiya

Syed Firdaus Ashraf

July 24, 2007

It was a dream he just had to achieve, and he was willing to do whatever it took.


At the age of 16, when most of us worry about college admissions, Himesh Reshammiya was producing his first television serial.


This was the first step in the final direction he wanted to take -- of becoming a successful music composer.


The second step in that direction came when he was 25, and he approached the man he credits his success to (after, of course, God and his parents) -- Salman Khan.

The first film Himesh scored music for was the Salman starrer, Bandhan. The second, and it was this film that got the industry to sit up and take notice, was the Salman-Kajol hit, Pyar Kiya Tho Darna Kya.


Himesh was on a roll and, despite constant criticism from reviewers, the composer churned out hit after foot-tapping hit. To his fans, he could do no wrong.


Then, Himesh sang. His voice, since he debuted with Aashiq banaya aapne, has been much mocked as being too nasal. Yet, the masses were with him. Himesh's voice too was a huge hit.


On June 29, he released his first film as actor. Aap Ka Suroor gave the film industry a much needed hit; Himesh carpers were, once again, forced to eat their collective hats.


It might look like the man has charmed Lady Luck, but Himesh says you cannot downplay hard work.


Here, in his own words, are Himesh's suggestions on what has worked for him as a singer and music composer:


* First and foremost, every newcomer should believe in God. He should also have the blessings of his parents.

* Next, I feel your voice must come from your heart. This is important because, if you are an artiste, you have to be creative. You should not think of business while performing your art. This advice holds true for every artiste, irrespective of what he is doing. He could even be a struggling singer.

* You should be workaholic. Your mind and soul must be completely involved in your work all the time. This is how you will achieve success.

* Luck also plays an important part in your life; if God is on your side, you can strike gold.

* You can never ignore your riyaaz; you have to do it all the time. If you get a chance to be on shows like Zee Sa Re Ga Ma Pa, grab the opportunity. This will at least give you the chance to be heard on a larger platform.

* Don't imitate any of the established singers as you will never be able achieve their singing style.


You must develop your own style. You must have an element in your voice that will make it sound different from the existing singers.


You cannot imitate a top singer and oust him from his post; he is at the top because of his own unique style.


I think it was my destiny to achieve my own style and become successful.

* A word of caution when you get your first success. You must never get carried away by your success; many people tend to do so after they achieve success in the initial stages of their life. Your feet must be on the ground all the time. You should never give up your riyaaz (practice) even if you are climbing ladder of success or have become successful.

* If you are a music director, keep your bank of music ready. After Aashiq Banaya Aapne, I kept a bank of music ready and never took my success for granted.


I always feel like I am a newcomer in the industry and work hard to make it big. I never take the audiences and my fans for granted.


I know that I can never rest on my past laurels. I have to deliver better results all the time. I work harder to make it every time I sit to compose a new song.

* Never take your critics lightly. You must always try to win them over by your hard work. Don't brush them off.


Some critics have said I don't do good work. Then I composed the music for Benares and the critics loved it. Unfortunately, the public did not.


Despite this, I would say you need to take criticism the right way. Try to win over the people who don't like your music or voice by trying harder and doing better.

source:http://www.rediff.com/getahead/2007/jul/24himesh.htm

Originally posted by: Jem4Himesh

Dhruti thanks so much for posting that interview 👏👏👏

I am totally over the moon to hear that he has talked about his wife & his son 😳😳😳 I hope this answers everyones questions now!!!😡 & it is not necessary for every star to talk about their personal life aakhir even nobody has even seen Anil Kapoors wife!!

Dhruti i think Nanhe Jaisalmer is releasing next month - it was supposed to come this month n now on zee muzic they say this month!!😕do check the site filmography 2see when the next films will be out 😛 but dun 4get he has only done one song for Darling which is tadap tadap baaki sab songs are done by Pritam coz himeshji was busy with aap kaa surroor 😃 tadap tadap rocks 😉

Himesh doesn't dare to wear black

Himesh Reshammiya, on the advice of his trusted astrologer, has stopped wearing black. The singer-music composer cum actor once used to be always seen sporting either a black cap or a jacket but now he is never caught at media functions wearing anything remotely black.

Astrologer Samrat Deshmukh, the man who advised the Aap Kaa Surroor star, reveals, "I have studied Himesh's astro chart for five years now. It was my observation that the colour black is very harmful for him. When I told him so, he wasn't really convinced at first but when I explained him astrologically how if he doesn't wear black then success would never elude him, he decided to follow my advice. Himesh is a firm believer in astrology and takes every professional decision only after consultation with his trusted astrologers."

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"You can observe that he has had unprecedented success when it comes to singing despite criticism. His acting debut film, Aap Kaa Surroor was predicted to be a flop by the industry people months before it was released but now these people have been forced to eat their words. He has taken all the steps right from the timing of his film's launch to the release date and even his forthcoming foreign show tours by following astro advices. But at the same time credit should also be given to his hard work and talent. He has done all the things at the right time which are now yielding him unmatched success." Deshmukh adds.

Deshmukh also has a piece of advice for Himesh ahead. He says, "I foresee physical harm to him. He should take care of himself during travelling."

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Two more Himesh Reshammiya musicals

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Joginder Tuteja, Bollywood Trade News Network


Himesh Reshammiya may be bidding adieu to composing (at least for films that do not star him in the lead roles) but in the meanwhile there are at least two soundtracks arriving that feature his compositions.

First of the two is FEAR which has already hit the stands. This Vikram Bhatt horror flick which has been in the cans for quite a while was in the news recently for its direct release at internet. Nevertheless, the film's soundtrack is out with promotion of Himesh sung number 'Tanha Tanha' alrady on the telly. This Ramesh Sippy production stars newcomers Vishwaas Pandya, Alisha, Swapnil & Aditya Ralkar in the lead.

Other film where Himesh's songs would be heard is DARLING. The album would be arriving on stands later this month though Fardeen Khan and Esha Deol can be seen getting cozy to the seductive beats of 'Tadap Tadap'. Yet again, it is Himesh behind the mike. Interestingly, this Ram Gopal Varma directed film also has music by Pritam who would be sharing credit with Himesh for the film's music.

http://www.glamsham.com/movies/scoops/07/jul/25_two_more_him esh_reshammiya_musicals.asp

Ash just found out those pictures were from the all india achievers awards

http://www.glamsham.com/download/picturegallery/picture.asp? subcatid=1210&title=All%20India%20Achievers%20Awards

Originally posted by: Londoner

Ash just found out those pictures were from the all india achievers awards

http://www.glamsham.com/download/picturegallery/picture.asp? subcatid=1210&title=All%20India%20Achievers%20Awards

ooh u ment to ask me abt which award show it was haan ? - well i thought u wanted da link

newayzz...thanx for da link !!!!!!!!!

4 sharp shooters out to kill Reshammiya, Santoshi held

Lucknow, July 25: Four sharpshooters of Ezaz Lakdawala gang were today arrested by the Uttar Pradesh special task force, who claimed that they were on a mission to "eliminate" singer Himesh Reshammiya and producer-director Raj Kumar Santoshi.

Acting on a tip-off, STF personnel nabbed Anis Radiowala, Namdev, Rahim and Iqbal from Dewa area of Barabanki district, Deputy Superintendent of Police (STF) Shahab Rashid Khand told reporters.

He said the sharp-shooters of Lakdawala revealed that they were in the state to collect weapons to "eliminate" Reshammiya and Santoshi.

Lakdawala had reportedly taken a "contract" to kill the two Bollywood personalities, he said.

Bureau Report

source:http://www.zeenews.com/znnew/articles.asp?aid=384965& ssid=2&ssname=Music&sid=ENT&sname=