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There is something about the friendships that are forged in the Bollywood industry. Like it is the case with any workplace friendship, these stars also end up establishing bonds that help them enjoy the entire process of filmmaking, be it as an actor, director or another cast member.
While we can give you innumerable examples of great friendships that have bloomed in the industry courtesy all the kickass films that the Hindi film industry churns out year after year, we want to talk about a very interesting turn that Riteish Deshmukh and Ajay Devgn's friendship has taken on Twitter of late.
While we can give you innumerable examples of great friendships that have bloomed in the industry courtesy all the kickass films that the Hindi film industry churns out year after year, we want to talk about a very interesting turn that Riteish Deshmukh and Ajay Devgn\'s friendship has taken on Twitter of late.
Sanjay Gupta is a master of thriller. He has given us films like Kaante, Musafir and Zinda. Now, his latest offering is Hrithik Roshan starrer Kaabil. But apart from kickass thrillers, Sanjay is has also given Bollywood some of the best dance numbers through his movies. Remember Ishq Samandar, Maahi Ve, Saaki? We can shake a leg on these songs even today. Even Kaabil has an out and out dance number featuring Urvashi Rautela. The song is a remake of the hit Amitabh Bachchan song Saara Zamana, and is titled Haseeno Ka Deewana. It's foot tapping, it's catchy, and it is hot as hell. Also Read - Animal: After Sanjay Gupta praises Ranbir Kapoor starrer, Vishal Bhardwaj struggles to review the Sandeep Reddy Vanga directorial
Haseeno Ka Deewana is sure going to be a milestone for Urvashi. And the past is the proof. When asked about why he picked Urvashi, Sanjay told a news daily, that he has always picked new talent and that the songs are remembred till today. Also Read - Animal: Sanjay Gupta watches Ranbir Kapoor's movie for the second time; says, 'Every scene has...'
"I shot for Ishq Samandar with Isha Koppikar, Maahi Ve with Malaika Arora and Saaki Saaki with Koena Mitra, when they weren't known. We were the first to do a song with Sunny Leone with Laila. None of the actresses were launched with these songs. We just came along and revamped the person and presented them in my own way. These songs are still remembered today!" Sanjay said. Also Read - Sanjay Gupta strongly slams Salman Khan house firing incident; 'Displays cowardice...'
This Malika Arora Khan number still remains a massive hit. So much, that it was recently remade for a film, and featured Zareen Khan. Maahi Ve was the first Bollywood number to feature pole dancing. The song truly established Malaika as the sexy siren she is known to be today.
Khallas girl Isha made people rush to the theaters to watch her second dance number Ishq Samandar. Both Khallas, and Ishq Samandar came out in the same year, and were big hits. Ishq Samandar was also remade recently by Himesh Reshammiya for his film Teraa Suroor. Interesting, how Isha is still remembered for the enigma of this one song.
Koena Mitra still remains in everyone's mind, all thanks to her song from the film Musafir. She and Sanjay Dutt featured in this dance number that was dabbed with quirkily poetic lyrics, and topped music charts for weeks.
A father becomes a father after a child is born. But a mother becomes a mother from the moment the foetus is formed in her womb. When a teary-eyed Aishwarya Rai Bachchan mouths these lines in Jazbaa, you can almost sense her tears washing away the line separating the actor from the mother.
Helping her in the ordeal is Yohaan (Irrfan), a suspended but kickass cop, who has a soft corner for Anuradha. In the wild goose chase to find clues to save the accused from the jaws of death, they come face-to-face with the victim's mother (Shabana Azmi), and a politician (Jackie Shroff), both of whom don't want Niyaz to walk free, for their own reasons.
What lets the film down, however, are the costumes and the music. Nobody in his right mind would wear leather jackets or blazers in the sweltering heat of Mumbai. Somehow, the dark jackets and the greenish hue in the frames remind us of Gupta's 2002 flick Kaante. Stuck in the time warp, eh director? And the songs... well, a few people in the cinema hall used the time to go and answer nature's call. You get the drift, right?
Also, one disturbing inference, though a veiled one, that emerges from the film is that children, especially girls, raised by single mothers end up in trouble. For all the woman empowerment in the film, the 'message' proves to be a dampner.
Isha Koppikar became a household name back in 2002 with her kickass dance performances in the songs 'Khallas' from Company and 'Ishq Samundar' from Kaante. Since then there was no turning back for her. She has been a part of several films namely Fiza, Pyaar Ishq Aur Mohabbat, Aamdani Atthanni Kharcha Rupaiya, Dil Ka Rishta, Qayamat: City Under Threat, Krishna Cottage, Hum Tum, Girlfriend, Kyaa Kool Hai Hum, Maine Pyaar Kyun Kiya?, Don to name a few.
However, in these many years, Isha has faced many struggles and also became of nepotism, when she was replaced by a star kid, muse or partners of stars. During an interaction with Pinkvilla, Isha spoke about it and also shared details about a 'superstar' trying to sexually proposition her. The actor even revealed the reason behind learning martial arts and more.
During an interaction with Pinkvilla, when Isha Koppikar was asked about getting replaced in a film, she stated, "A lot of times I was about to get a role. But someone would call and their daughter or the starlet would get the film. Or if someone is with someone - whether she is his muse or girlfriend, she has got the role. So I have been hit by nepotism a few times."
Isha further shared about how a superstar propositioned her. The actor said, "Yes, I have been propositioned. One producer told me, 'This film is happening. Call up this actor, you need to be in the good books of actors. So I called him. He's told me his full timetable. He's an early morning person and he goes to the gym at this time. He asked me to meet him in between his dubbing and something he was doing. He asked me who I was coming with and I told him I will be coming with my driver. He said, 'Don't come with anybody'. I was not 15 or 16 then. I knew what was happening. So I told him, 'I am not free tomorrow, I'll let you know'"
Isha said, "I immediately called up the producer and told him that he should cast me for my talent. But then, I can't be forced into doing all these things for a role. That is what is intimidating for a lot of people. When a woman says no, they can't take it. And temporarily, you're written off. I never ended up working with that actor."
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