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Guest iin London is an Indian Hindi comedy film, written and directed by Ashwni Dhir.[3][4] A spiritual sequel to Atithi Tum Kab Jaoge? (2010), It stars Kartik Aaryan, Kriti Kharbanda, Paresh Rawal and Tanvi Azmi.[3] Produced by Panorama Studios and co-produced by Nishant Pitti. The film revolves around Aryan Shergill (Kartik Aaryan) and his girlfriend Anaya Patel (Kriti Kharbanda), and their life which takes a turn when uninvited guests visit them in London. It was released worldwide on 7 July 2017, to negative reviews from critics.[5][6][7][8]
Aryan Shergill is a migrant worker in the UK, but his working visa expires. He resolves to arrange a sham marriage in order to obtain indefinite leave to remain, and ultimately British citizenship. He chooses Anaya (a taxi driver), promising to give her 7,000 in return. They conspire to have a fake marriage by lying to the court. Aryan takes Anaya to his home to make the court believe them. A few days later, Gangasharan and Guddi (their grandparents) visit them, telling them that they are Aryan's relatives. He takes them home, and makes Anaya somehow accept them for a few days. Chacha and Chachi ji get Aryan and Anaya married. On their marriage night Aryan gets drunk and confesses his love to Anaya. Some days later Anaya also tells him that she loves him and things start smoothening somewhat.
Aryan then introduces Chacha ji to his boss. When Chacha ji subsequently visits Aryan's office, he accidentally turns on the filter, which is out of order, making the boss have a current shock. The next day, Aryan-Anaya and the guests are invited to his office party, where Chacha ji notices Aryan's boss harassing his secretary, and stops him, for which Aryan loses his job. Shortly thereafter the couple starts getting irritated by the visit of Chacha and Chachi and try multiple methods to send them away. One day Aryan and Anaya spot something mysterious about them, seeing them lying about their whereabouts, and visiting some other place and other person. They check their luggage and find old newspapers detailing the 9/11 attacks, which makes the two suspicious. So Aryan, one day takes them to a cafe and leaves them there, and returns home. By then, Anaya gets a courier from neighbours and they open to find that Chacha and Chachi ji came to collect their son's belongings. The couple visit their son's Ajay Gandotra boss and they learn that he died in the 9/11 World Trade Center attack and 100000 pounds given in insurance was transferred by Chacha ji to Aryan's bank account. The couple feels guilty and starts searching for them. Chacha Ji and Chachi reach New York where they reach the Ground Zero where after seeing Ajay's Name on the memorial chachi burst down in tears. Finally, Aryan and Anaya meet them in New York and they apologies to each other. Finally Chachiji performs her prayers for deceased son who lost his life in the 9/11 attack.
The makers of the film initially finalized Lisa Haydon to cast in the film, though eventually Kirti Kharbanda was finalized for the role of Kartik's wife. Paresh Rawal and Tanvi Azmi have been confirmed to play as lead roles in the film. Shafaq Naaz, who played Kunti in Star Plus Mahabharat, will also be seen in this movie she will be seen as one of the friends of Kriti Kharbanda.[9]
The music is composed by Raghav Sachar and Amit Mishra while the lyrics have been penned by Kumaar, T.S. Jarnail, Navendu Tripathi, Amit Mishra and Saint Shah Hussain. The first song of the film Frankly Tu Sona Nachdi sung by Raghav Sachar and Tarannum Malik was released on 18 May 2017. The second song of the film titled as Dil Mera sung by Ash King, Prakriti Kakar and Shahid Mallya was released on 25 May 2017. The third single to be released was Daru Vich Pyaar which is a recreated version of the song itself from the 2001 film Tum Bin and sung by Taz and Arya Acharya was released on 30 May 2017. The soundtrack was released by T-Series on 2 June 2017 which includes 5 songs.
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On the back of all the recent threads and polls about what guests are worth, how much would you actually be willing to pay ? This is purely to get a signed photo, with the guest signing in front of you. No guarantees of a conversation, or a photo, just the guest and the sig. And we are talking big names here, no fourth orc on the right or stormtrooper 3rd from the back here.
Within reason, of course, but the sky has to be the limit. I won't remortgage my house, but you can stay in the following weekend and recoup the money ! If the guest is big enough, you have to make the effort !
It depends on the guest of course, but for most very big names I would consider paying up to about 70. Would prob go up to100 for Huge names and if it was someone I considered particularly special then I would be willing to pay over 100.
i wouldnt pay a silly amount, but if i was walkin round lfcc and there was Tom Cruise lookin all lonely with an open queue and was chargin 75.00 for a personalised pic and a photo then it would too tempting to waste the money
For major stars you could pay the best part of 100 and up for a signed photo from a dealer, but this way you get to see them, see them sign it, shake their hand, speak to them briefly. No contest really, all presuming that you are not too tongue-tied to say anything !
I voted 25. Depending on if you could have pics taken with them or not - I would pay more for that. Not having a go because at events like C7 and the James Marsters situation I wouldn't pay more than that to be rushed thru a queue - I appreciate he had to rush to get thru as many as he could but I wouldn't pay the money for it.
I would never pay more than 35 and even that would be a stretch. Often you can get the guests elsewhere (example - in theatre) but if they were really really rare and i was a really really big fan then I may have to reconsider, but it would be a struggle. I don;t honestly think I would be able to justify it to myself to pay more than 35 for one autograph. I still hmm and harr about whether carrie fisher was worth the 25!
I was actually considering flying over to California (yup, from England!) on about 8 hours notice to have the chance to meet David Duchovny a couple of months back....!! I physically couldn't afford it though, plus the small issue of exams and the impossibility of actually getting there in time...
Well, I'm planning on paying 100+ for Buzz Aldrin at Autographica. Honestly, if they got someone really big who I really wanted to meet, like Quentin Tarantino or Christopher Walken, and I could get a personalisation and photo, I would be prepared to pay 2 or 3 hundred.
Guess it depends who it is. The most I've eva paid for an unpersonalised autograph is 100. The most I've paid for a personalised one is 50. That was to meet David Boreanaz and to get a photo too. I was kinda cheeky and dismissed the event photo you were meant to use for a lifesize cut out. Did get it personalised though (with a big heart) after I joked he might need a bigger pen, so it pays to engage them in conversation if you can. Managed to get Christian Slater for free when he was in the westend so it pays to go to stage doors etc if you can. Would pay the sky for a chance to meet Mark Hamill though! Wish list:
Stephen guest is Emeritus Professor of Legal Philosophy at University College London (UCL). He graduated in Philosophy (1971) and Law (1973) from the University of Otago in New Zealand, receiving the New Zealand Butterworth Prize in Jurisprudence, and taught Logic for two years in the Otago Philosophy Department before studying with Ronald Dworkin at University College, Oxford. With Jo Wolff of the UCL Philosophy Department, he co-chaired with Dworkin the distinguished and internationally well-known annual Colloquia in Legal and Social Philosophy at UCL from 1999 to 2006 (see End of a Golden Era?) He was also staff editor until 2008 of the UCL Jurisprudence Review, the student edited law journal he founded in 1994. A Barrister and Solicitor of the NZ High Court, and Barrister of the Inner Temple, he was a tenant at 199 Strand, London, from 1993 to 2005. Significant opinions he wrote were for the defence in the Privy Council of the NZ multiple murder case of Bain (1996) and as Academic Counsel in the Pitcairn Island sexual abuse case of Fletcher & Others (2006) at all levels including the Privy Council.
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