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Tanyaz

@Tanyaz

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Posted: 11 years ago

#341

This writer is the biggest idiot

Just because in Koffee with Karan some girls did not praise him , he is calling Sushant a non looker ...

Every knows that in Kofee with Karan or even the Simi show ,, it is all about nepotism and how well connected you are to big people ...

A non looker could have never achieved as much as Sushant has in such little time ...

Big films , big cinema is all about screen presence ...and Kai Po Che , SDR have done so well because the actors had screen presence ...

Would Shekhar Kapoor and Adi Chopra go for a hero who does not have screen presence ...

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Posted: 11 years ago

#342

http://bollywoodjournalist.com/2014/05/19/dibakar-banerjee-byomkesh-bakshi-sushant-singh-rajput-bollywood/

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RBAA

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Posted: 11 years ago

#343

May 22, 2014 Athena Dasgupta

Sushant Singh Rajput turns detective

The intelligent Detective Byomkesh Bakshi who gets a clue to prove that he found a dead body is on is way to unwrap a case. Sushant Singh Rajput is playing the insightful detective along with Neeraj Kabi and director Dibakar Banerjee were shooting an important scene for the film. They were shooting a factory scene at a mill in Byculla.

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RBAA

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Posted: 11 years ago

#344

Pardes Magazine Exclusive Coverage

On location of Bollywood upcoming YRF's Detective Byomkesh Bakshi with Sushant Singh Rajput, Neeraj Kabi & Dir. Dibakar Banerjee at New Great Eastern Mill, 25-29 , Dr Ambedkar Road, Byculla (E).

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RBAA

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Posted: 11 years ago

#345

taran adarsh @taran_adarsh 15h

Update: T-Series acquires music rights of #PK. Directed by Rajkumar Hirani. Starring Aamir Khan, Anushka Sharma, Sushant Singh Rajput.

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RBAA

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Dazzler

Posted: 11 years ago

#346

Manju Ramanan @manjuramanan 3h

Small screen is the new big screen. Sushant Singh Rajput explores the revolution... pic.twitter.com/qt4rVjYpR1

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mayuri agrawal

@mayusushita

Rocker

Posted: 11 years ago

#347

Is there any int of sushant in stardust abt ekta someone on twitter shared it bt don't able to read it

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Nikita Lakhe

@nikitagmc

Sparkler

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Posted: 11 years ago

#348

Part of Manish Sharma's interview where he spoke of SDR:

"My parents feared my career was over after SDR"
Aditya Chopra, Jaideep (Sahni, writer) and I were clear that SDR was going to be a risqu subject. We hadn't even expected it to make money. But we wanted to make the film. If people haven't liked the film, it's not because of the subject but the treatment. I've heard people say bad things about SDR. We got terrible reactions after the first few
screenings. Even my parent's didn't like it. They feared my career was over. But the audience loved the film because it did not hurt anyone's sentiments. It was told in a lighthearted, tongue-in-cheek manner. Ironically, SDR is my biggest success in terms of box office collections.

"I want to match up to the standards of Anurag, Imtiaz and Hirani"
On Koffee With Karan, Anurag Kashyap said that SDR was overrated. Maybe he didn't like the film. I love him for his honesty. But I can't forget that after BBB released, he was the first person to call me. We were on the phone for 45 minutes out of which, he spent 42 minutes praising my work. I respect people like Anurag, Rajkumar
Hirani and Imtiaz Ali. I want to match up to their standards. If they can praise my work, they have all the right to criticize it too. For instance, even Sujoy Ghosh called me after SDR and said he didn't like the film but he loved what I did with my actors. I respect his opinion.

Full interview here:
http://www.filmfare.com/interviews/i-dont-want-to-let-srk-down-5880.html

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Mini

@Luvsushanki

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Posted: 11 years ago

#349

Originally posted by: nikitagmc
Part of Manish Sharma's interview where he spoke of SDR:

"My parents feared my career was over after SDR"
Aditya Chopra, Jaideep (Sahni, writer) and I were clear that SDR was going to be a risqu subject. We hadn't even expected it to make money. But we wanted to make the film. If people haven't liked the film, it's not because of the subject but the treatment. I've heard people say bad things about SDR. We got terrible reactions after the first few
screenings. Even my parent's didn't like it. They feared my career was over. But the audience loved the film because it did not hurt anyone's sentiments. It was told in a lighthearted, tongue-in-cheek manner. Ironically, SDR is my biggest success in terms of box office collections.

"I want to match up to the standards of Anurag, Imtiaz and Hirani"
On Koffee With Karan, Anurag Kashyap said that SDR was overrated. Maybe he didn't like the film. I love him for his honesty. But I can't forget that after BBB released, he was the first person to call me. We were on the phone for 45 minutes out of which, he spent 42 minutes praising my work. I respect people like Anurag, Rajkumar
Hirani and Imtiaz Ali. I want to match up to their standards. If they can praise my work, they have all the right to criticize it too. For instance, even Sujoy Ghosh called me after SDR and said he didn't like the film but he loved what I did with my actors. I respect his opinion.

Full interview here:
http://www.filmfare.com/interviews/i-dont-want-to-let-srk-down-5880.html

nice int, after soo much negativity among people, sdr was a clean hit. n was also a solo hit for our sushant

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Nikita Lakhe

@nikitagmc

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Posted: 11 years ago

#350

If people haven't liked the film, it's not because of the subject but the treatment.
But the audience loved the film because it did not hurt anyone's sentiments. It was told in a lighthearted, tongue-in-cheek manner.

^^Contradiction?

I am so disappointed by this interview. He did not put in a single line about how much the critics loved SDR and hailed it as a breakthrough where Bollywood romance is concerned, or that there was a niche section who DID like the film, and that makes him happy, or something like that. He only accepted that a lot of people found the film terrible and was only justifying that part.

Edited by nikitagmc - 11 years ago