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Sakinah Haasan

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Posted: 8 years ago

THIS always in the news filmmaker is finding newer ways to stay there. We hear his just refurbished office space is the au courant talk of the town. While his various editing rooms and meeting rooms bear the names of Narendra Modi, Hitler and Mahatma Gandhi on their doors, the toilet is called Donald Trump. It does have his visitors tickled, if not for his wit then the garish interiors job for sure. Now that's why sometimes no news is good news.

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Schmmuck

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Posted: 8 years ago

Ram Gopal Varma. Such a dumb blind.

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-Piku-

@-Piku-

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Posted: 8 years ago

KJo had renovation recently done by Gauri.

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serendipity_10

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Posted: 8 years ago

Originally posted by: -Piku-
KJo had renovation recently done by Gauri.

I thought that was his house not office...😕

I think he renovated his office a while ago and gave Masand a tour too

Edited by serendipity_10 - 8 years ago

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-Piku-

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Posted: 8 years ago

Originally posted by: serendipity_10

I thought that was his house not office...😕
I think he renovated his office a while ago and gave Masand a tour too

May be I am not sure. I only remember renovation & new interiors.

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beena_jon

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Posted: 8 years ago

Ram Gopal Varma opens his new company' in Mumbai

Ramu has finally left Hyderabad, which has been his home for the last four years, to return to his filmi home turf, that is Bollywood. And if sources are to be believed the filmmaker has now returned to maximum city "for good".

In fact, Ramu has built a brand new state-of-the-art office for himself in one of Mumbai's central business areas. The office boasts of some of the most advanced interior equipment and reportedly cost Rs 15 crore to decorate.

What's more, in typical RGV style, the filmmaker has named his new office Company'. He earlier owned an office named Factory'. For Ramu, this return to Mumbai comes after completing over six Telugu films since 2013.

Says a source close to the director, "Ramu kept away from Mumbai to avoid all the flak he was getting for making repetitive films. He spent four years re-charging his batteries in Hyderabad.

Now, he is back in Mumbai. He has already completed the shooting of his next Hindi film Veerappan, starring Lisa Ray, and he also has plans to make a sequel to Company, which was one of his best films."