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Mujra enters small screen
Monday, April 23, 2007
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Renowned director Ajai Sinha picturised a mujra sequence for his show 'Ghar Ek Sapna' on Sahara One. Interestingly, the lavish mujra shot in the sets had actually converted a European house to suit the need of the show. 'Ghar EkSapna's' mujra sequence is one of the interesting sequences being shot in style for television in the recent times.
Elaborates Ajai Sinha: "'Ghar Ek Sapna' is about the dreams of a perfect home and is through the eyes of six individuals. This is when brother-in-law Sujit (Darshan Dave) sees the dream of seeing his sister-in-law Kakul (Shantanu) settled in the family she is married and goes to a mujra to drown his sorrows. Nana, (Nagesh Bhosle) his friend tries to get the mujra to help him keep his temper in check, but does not manage to succeed."
With dance director Habiba, director Ajai Sinha even did a few movements to give the mujra the authentic feel. And the unit hands had a foot-tapping time at work, a rarity in the times of tight telly deadlines.
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Renowned director Ajai Sinha picturised a mujra sequence for his show 'Ghar Ek Sapna' on Sahara One. Interestingly, the lavish mujra shot in the sets had actually converted a European house to suit the need of the show. 'Ghar EkSapna's' mujra sequence is one of the interesting sequences being shot in style for television in the recent times.
Elaborates Ajai Sinha: "'Ghar Ek Sapna' is about the dreams of a perfect home and is through the eyes of six individuals. This is when brother-in-law Sujit (Darshan Dave) sees the dream of seeing his sister-in-law Kakul (Shantanu) settled in the family she is married and goes to a mujra to drown his sorrows. Nana, (Nagesh Bhosle) his friend tries to get the mujra to help him keep his temper in check, but does not manage to succeed."
With dance director Habiba, director Ajai Sinha even did a few movements to give the mujra the authentic feel. And the unit hands had a foot-tapping time at work, a rarity in the times of tight telly deadlines.
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