When Indian superstar-filmmaker Ajay Devgn was spotted during the Pandemic there was a slight mystery behind his face mask. Paps often caught sight of a black & silver beard peeping mischievously from his mask. Some People even thought it was just a lethargic, ‘I’m too lazy to shave’ exercise.
However, now that the same beard has been trimmed & designed to give the actor a sharp and superb look, one has understood what it was meant to lead up to.
Celebrity Hairstylist Aalim Hakim has styled Ajay Devgn's impressive beard and given the actor a sharp new haircut as well.
We hear that for his current film and another acting assignment, Deadly Devgn is likely to make slight changes to his facial fuzz & hair. And, Aalim is likely to step in to add a few changes to the existing style.
Oscar and Grammy Award-winning musician A.R. Rahman is all set to debut as a producer and writer with his upcoming feature film 99 Songs.
With this film, a romantic musical, the maestro also introduces to the world a talented new actor to watch out for — Ehan Bhat. Hailing from Srinagar, Kashmir, Ehan combines in himself a sparkling personality and a fascinating outlook to life. A lover of music, books and vintage movies, Ehan’s passions span across multiple creative fields. And he’s a budding musician too! All of these facets are revealed in a novel #AskMeAnything series titled “99 Questions With Ehan Bhat.”
99 Songs will release in Hindi, Tamil, and Telugu on 16th April, 2021. Presented by Jio Studios, the film is produced by A.R. Rahman’s production company YM Movies and co-produced by Ideal Entertainment.
Much-awaited magnum-opus 'RRR' is all set to hit the theatres this year, on 13th October all across the nation. Before the release, the North India theatrical rights, electronic, satellite and digital rights of 'RRR' have been sold to the leading Bollywood studio Pen India Ltd.
RRR is being touted as one of the biggest film of 2021 as this is SS Rajamouli’s next after the grand 'Baahubali' series. The fictionalised tale will showcase Ram Charan and Jr. NTR in the iconic roles of Alluri Sitarama Raju and Komaram Bheem respectively, showcasing the journey of before they became legends.
The film's recent announcements and poster looks have received weaves of love and appreciation from the audience. It is counted as one of the most awaited films of the year, which will bring up the Indian cinema back to its feet, after the pandemic hit.
Talking about the collaboration D.V.V. Danayya shared, "It's a pleasure to associate with Pen India Ltd. in our vision to take this film to the audience nationally. We are confident that the film will break all barriers of language and region. This will be entertainment at its pinnacle."
Dr. Jayantilal Gada, Chairman & M.D. of Pen Studios added "I would like to thank S.S.Rajamouli ji, D.V.V.V. Danayya ji, S.S. Karthikeya ji and the entire team for placing immense trust and faith in us and choosing us to partner with this dream project."
Expressing his happiness, Director SS Rajamouli shares, "I am happy to have Jayantilal Gada and Pen India Ltd. associate with us to take the film to the North Indian audience."
Boasting of an ensemble cast, of Ram Charan and NTR Jr in the leading roles along with Ajay Devgn, Alia Bhatt, 'RRR' is helmed by the legendary SS Rajamouli. The film will also mark the director's follow-up after the 'Baahubali' series.
Ever since the announcement of the Pan-India film 'RRR', the audience has been waiting with a baited breath to witness the cinematic magic of the movie to unfold.
Abhishek Bachchan starrer The Big Bull has been creating waves with its exciting trailer, eclectic star cast, and intriguing storyline. While everyone has been waiting for the film to release, the trailer has built massive anticipation for the catchy title track.
Taking the excitement to the next level, the title track of the movie, The Big Bull is all set to immerse you in the intriguing world of Hemant Shah.
Written and sung by Carryminati (Ajey Nagar), the song has been composed by Wily Frenzy. The song is an interesting blend of lyrics that gives an insight into the journey of Hemant Shah and the music will keep you pumped!
Get ready for the one and only Big Bull!
The Big Bull directed by Kookie Gulati, is produced by Ajay Devgn and Anand Pandit. Kumar Mangat Pathak and Vikrant Sharma team up as co-producers. The movie is all set to stream exclusively for the subscribers of Disney+ Hotstar VIP and Disney+ Hotstar Premium on 8th April 2021.
With an appearance as unique as the man himself, Abhishek Bachchan is all set to create another stir for his upcoming movie The Big Bull. Essaying the role of Hemant Shah, a stockbroker, he will soon share the screen with co-star Nikita Dutta in the new melody – Ishq Namazaa.
The song has been created to portray the loving relationship between the two characters and showcase the real strength of their bond that stands the test of time. This soulful song is sung by one of the most celebrated singers, Ankit Tiwari, Composed by Gourob Dasgupta and the deep and meaningful lyrics are penned by Kunwar Juneja.
Talking about the song, Director Kookie Gulati shares, "It was very important for us to show Hemant Shah's relationship with his wife as she was one of the key people who were part of his entire journey. When I first heard Ishq Namazaa, I just knew that it is a perfect fit to share this story of love and both Abhishek and Nikita have showcased beautiful chemistry. I am really looking forward to the audiences to see a glimpse of their beautiful relationship through this song."
The Big Bull directed by Kookie Gulati is produced by Ajay Devgn and Anand Pandit. Kumar Mangat Pathak and Vikrant Sharma team up as co-producers. The movie is all set to stream exclusively for the subscribers of Disney+ Hotstar VIP and Disney+ Hotstar Premium on 8th April 2021.
Tarsame Mittal, who manages a bevvy of famous singers, presents India's first music video which beautifully depicts the love story between two women. Tarsame echoes the sentiment "Love is unconditional" while talking about the video, which is being discussed widely since its launch last week.
For a video which features new faces as well as a new singer, it is no small feat to have received almost 10 lakh views in just ten days. What's even more pleasantly surprising is the positive response the lesbian love story has been getting.
Naturally, in a society still not open to homosexuality, some naysayers are bound to make appearances. So why did the makers take this route? "Debutant singer Akshay Khot's song is a beautiful romantic melody. But there is no shortage of romantic music videos today. So we thought, why not make it thought-provoking? That's when we came up with this concept," explains Tarsame.
In 2014, Celina Jaitley's remix of the iconic Bollywood song 'Uthe Sabke Kadam' titled The Welcome depicted a gay relationship. "Our song Tere Bagair is the first of its kind to show a lesbian love story," says Tarsame. Previously, Sonam Kapoor's love story Ek Ladki Ko Dekha Toh Aisa Laga is the only other open depiction of a lesbian love story in the Indian popular culture.
Tarsame believes that a real change will only come when society accepts that all love is love. "In our video, the two women are in love with each other and share a healthy functional relationship. But what happens at the end is what we need to stop normalising," explains Tarsame.
Ideally, songs and videos are promoted before the launch. But this reverse approach has a solid reason. "We wanted to see how people react to the video first. It is being loved and appreciated although everyone involved is new, actors Moumita Pal and Sofia, and singer Akshay Khot. Now that the song is getting so much love, we want to talk about it," elaborates Tarsame.
The video features a kissing scene between the two women, a controversial move some may argue. "On one hand we're talking about normalising homosexuality. And on the other hand, we're questioning a kissing scene. Especially in the post-OTT era, where everything gets a pass."
Controversial murmurs gradually come to the fore when something out of the ordinary is represented. "I will reiterate as many times as is necessary. Change comes from acceptance. And every real change takes time. Instead of criticism, I welcome an open dialogue. If our video can open the stage for an open-minded discussion as opposed to a hateful dismissal, then I believe that it has won," concludes Tarsame.
