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Concept & Story A story of 4 friends with big dreams and determination to achieve them. A heart stopping drama of these 4 freinds and the hardships faced by all…sometimes together and sometimes alone. Through all the pain, chaos, dis-comfort, hard times, strained realtions, impossible dreams, these 4 youngsters finally land on the threshold of success. But now success will redefine their friendship and their unity.

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Vipul Gupta Mansi Parekh Sachin Sharma Raj Singh Arora Come May and Sab TV is all set to dole out its brand new show, Four (earlier titled Rocky). To be produced by Edit Two, the show boasts of actors like Mansi Parekh and Vipul Gupta (of India Calling fame), Raj Singh Arora (aka Yuvi in Remix) and Sachin Sharma, who will be playing college kids. Interestingly, Mansi, Vipul and Raj Singh Arora got their break in Shrishti Arya's Rose Audio Visuals for their shows, India Calling and Remix respectively. Four revolves around the lives of four college-going boys and girls and their families. Vipul Gupta, who is supposed to play an aspiring rock star, says, "It is an interesting character and quite different from what I played in India Calling. It is about four college kids and their dreams and aspirations. I am not supposed to divulge any more details about the show." The other cast includes actors like Suhasini Mulay, Shagufta Ali and Anang Desai playing grandparents in the show. The producers, who have worked with the channel before are pretty excited about their new project. Says producer, Binaifer Kohli, "It's a very nice story ideated by our channel heads. We are under a contract which does not allow us to reveal anything as yet. But I promise the audiences won't be disappointed."

Vipul Gupta on love, life and keeping out of saas-bahu soaps!

Manasi Parekh loves being one of the boys on the sets. But hardly does anyone know that this tomboy got married while she was shooting for the serial India Calling. No, not to her co-star Vipin, as many might think, but to a singer Parthiv Gohil. She says, "I don't want to talk about my marriage. I prefer talking about my work." But on prodding, she does confess that it was a love marriage. And Manasi being a classical singer, her getting married to a singer seemed to be the perfect match.

After marriage, Manasi has not found it tough to balance her personal and work life. "We are living in the modern age and it's not all that tough to strike a balance between work and home anymore. Both partners need to trust, respect and love each other and from there on it's a smooth sailing." One fine day, she thought it was the right time for her to get married and she went ahead with it.

Refusing to give any further details she says, "Now, no more questions on marriage."

On the sets of the serial 4, she is the only girl besides her hairdresser. She tells us excitedly, "I am a complete tomboy and with only guys around, we keep playing pranks on each other and have good fun." Many times she has even beaten up her co-actors on the sets. "This is the reason why just everyone loves to be on the sets of this serial," says Manasi.

Manasi was out of work after India Calling, but by choice. "For me, the script matters the most. I wanted to do something which nobody else had done. So, I waited for the right role to come my way. Many people thought I was being foolish but I think I made the right choice," she stresses.

When at home, she loves watching comedy shows on television. "Having a good laugh is important. I love watching shows like Friends and Seinfield. I think it is the best way to unwind after a hectic day of shooting." But Manasi feels there is a lack of good comedy shows on Indian television. "We have too much of emotional drama and very little comedy shows. But soap operas are a staple diet for the majority of viewers in India. They just cannot do without them."

from delhi times:o8 may 2007

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Actors from other professions

They are more than just pretty faces on screen. These actors are trained professionals who later made their move into the glamour industry.

Vipul Gupta, Rocky from Four
I think basic thing everyone should have is an education. Without an education a person finds it hard to earn his bread and butter. Studies were always my first priority. I am an MBA. While doing my studies I was also interested in the glamour world. I would do modeling side by side. I have worked with GE Money which is an insurance company. I was recruited as a MBA over there. Later on, since I was very interested in acting, I took it up as a career. I am fine with my choice.

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Gaurav Enters Four [12 Jun 2007]

Gaurav Chopra, who has acquired a new identity through his character of Lt Abhimanyu Rai Chauhan in Left Right Left, is all set to play the character of an NRI Param in the Sab TV's youth based show ' Four.' He enters the show as the love interest of Mansi Parekh and has a very attractive look, tenor and tone. As Gaurav says, ' The look, style, tone and tenor are all different. I play the perfect NRI. Girls just drool over Param. And it better be, after all it's on the same channel. I know the director Wasim Sadir because he had directed my first show Saara Akash. Also, Samir Sharma (Manu) and I are good friends since our Dil Kya Chahta Hain days. The scenes are so different from those in Left Right Left…. I haven't played such character in ages.' Gaurav Chopra is also featuring in Sab TV's Left Right Left and is very excited about that. The show is doing fine at TRP front and whenever he goes out in the public they recognize him not as Gaurav but as Lt Abhimanyu Rai Chauhan.

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Vipul Gupta is waiting to make his Bollywood debut Television actor, Vipul Gupta, is waiting for his debut film to release. The actor from Four has shot completely for one movie and is in the process of making his second. Here Vipul tells us about his career in films and serials. On his Bollywood career that seems to be on hold: "My movie called Anjaan is complete and the producers will declare its release date soon. Hansal Mehta is the director of the movie. It is past the post production phase and I don't know why it isn't releasing. There is another movie which I am doing for Red Eyes production. It is called Saturday Night. For that film I have shot for one schedule. The producer of the coming movie, Mera Pehla Pehla Pyaar where Ruslaan Mumtaaz plays the lead, is producing Saturday Night. In both the movies I play the lead and both the characters strongly resemble my nature." Vipul Gupta was most recently seen as Aditya in India Calling. The serial has gone off-air but the actor is still grateful for the break it gave him. He says, "My debut serial was 'K Street, Pali Hill' but due to some personal reasons I had to leave Balaji. Now I consider India Calling my debut serial because most people recognize me as Aditya more than Vipul." Though Vipul knew he wanted to be in the glamour industry, he made it a point to get himself an education first: "Acting, dancing and such is one part of life but the primary and basic thing everyone should have is education. Without education a person finds it hard to earn his bread and butter. Studies were always my first priority. My first job was with GE Money, in the insurance department. I was recruited as an MBA there. Side by side through all this I was interested in the glamour world and would do modeling." At present Vipul is seen in the show Four with Mansi Parekh. He is enjoying the show and working with Mansi. "I think that Mansi Parekh is a very professional and good actress to work with. She is charming, full of joy and enthusiasm." He concludes. ­- Anju Gupta