"Shanghai "- Hindi Political Thrilling Movie

"The Shanghai" Movie is an upcoming Hindi political thriller directed by Dibakar Banerjee. It stars Abhay Deol, Emraan Hashmi, Kalki Koechlin, Prosenjit Chatterjee and Pitobash. The film is currently under production in Maharashtra. The Shanghai movie is set to release on June 8, 2012."The Shanghai"Movie is based on the life of politicians and their greed and has been inspired by the Costa Gavras directed movie Z, released in 1969. The movie talks about the present roller coaster expose of big money politics and how the common man gets his revenge back. Kalki Koechlin plays the role of a political activist student who is very innocent, passionate and realistic about the world. She fights for the corruption in Indian politics today.

There hasn’t been much that one can go by to determine whether the movie would be a success or not. There still hasn’t been any official information or trailer to go by. But taking into consideration the past success of the star cast we can expect a fairly decent movie in the least. Although, now that the release date is fixed, we should be expecting the trailer soon.

We are expecting the Shanghai movie rating to be fairly even in the least. It should not be anything less than 3 stars. With an excellent cast and a talented and unconventional director. The story line is bound to be interesting and loaded with a lot of twists.

Imagine watching Abhay Deol essaying the character of Krishnan, an IAS officer from Tamil Nadu posted in the North and Emraan Hashmi, flaunting a paunch, playing a street-smart small town guy out to make money. The film in question is Shanghai, helmed by Dibakar Banerjee, the man who gave us engaging films like Khosla ka Ghosla, Oye Lucky, Lucky Oye and Love Sex Aur Dhoka.

The film will also hold a mirror to present day Indian politics. Says Dibakar, “No film can divorce itself from real life situations. We've adapted the story of Z to the Indian context. The characters reflect Indian politics and democracy as we see it today.”

The unusual casting has added to the curiosity of the film, scheduled to release in June. Didn't Dibakar consider casting a South Indian actor to essay the role of an IAS officer who hails from Tamil Nadu? “Abhay Deol's character is that of an IAS officer who has spent 14 to 15 years in the North and is fluent in Hindi. There's only a faint Tamil accent. I wanted an actor who is fluent in Hindi. This role is not a caricature of South Indians that you normally see in Hindi films. Personally, I know many Punjabi IAS officers who, because of being posted in the South for many years, are conversant with Tamil and Telugu. In Abhay's character, we've barely hinted the cultural difference,” explains Dibakar.

More than Abhay, it's Emraan who is being talked about for flaunting a paunch. The script was enough to convince Emraan to do the part. “He read the script, liked it and told me, ‘I am on. Let's do it. You tell me how and when',” shares Dibakar and adds, “Emraan has a colourful character. He is a small town videographer called Joginder Parmar who, according to the situation, will project himself as a filmmaker, fashion photographer or a press photographer.”

Shanghai narrates the story of what happens when these two polar characters cross each other's paths. “In real life, these two unlikely men would have never met,” says Dibakar. On the title Shanghai, he says, “People who live in dirty, fume-filled Indian cities dream of a glitzy city like Shanghai. In between this reality and aspiration lies a whole lot of darkness. The film explores this area.”
Dibakar is happy that the audience appreciated his previous projects that didn't tread the regular path. “I finished Khosla ka Ghosla in 2004 and had to struggle till 2006 to release it. I felt vindicated when the film was accepted by people. It opened the floodgates for me. I feel delighted when films like Paan Singh Tomar and Kahaani are getting such good response,” he says, signing off.


So, We hope this movie will be very popular in history of Bollywood film.Best of luck for this movie.

Blockbuster of 2012 "Bittoo Boss"

From the makers of the successful movie "PyAaR Ka PuNcHnAmA" comes yet another story driven entertainer "Bittoo Boss". Bittoo Boss is yet another movie, with a lot of new faces and a story that is the real star of the movie. We are sure that this will be a blockbuster of 2012,' says Kumar Mangat Pathak. The movie is directed by debutant Supavitra Babul. The movie is under production currently.

A good story and an equally good talent can make a movie work at the box office. And this faith in cinema was reinstated by Kumar Mangat Pathak A story that was different and was portrayed by fresh faces was a hit with the cinema lovers. Playing the female lead in the movie is another young and gorgeous talented girl. "We want to sell concepts, stories and cinema that entertain the audiences. With Bittoo Boss we are launching a young and talented boy. And we have faith in the fact that movies like this will inspire the industry to bring out new stories and fresh faces. We are sure that Bittoo Boss will be a blockbuster of 2012," say the Producers.


Supavitra Babul is the writer of this movie.This movie will release on 20-Apr-2012. "Bittoo Boss" is casted by Pulkit Samrat and Amita Pathak.

Thrilling movie "Hate Story" is comming to thrill you...

This movie is Produced and written by Vikram Bhatti,  Charatcers- Gulshan Devaiya, Paoli Dam, Nikhil Dwivedi, Mohan Kapoor, Joy Sengupta, Saurabh Dubey, Iravati Harshe and Bhairavi Goswami.

Says Director Vivek Agnihotri Says ,"For "Hate Story", I was hunting for a young woman who could meet two basic criteria - she should be an accomplished actress and she needed to be uninhibited about her sexual energy. It was during this hunt that I came across Paoli's name. When I read out the script to her, she immediately agreed to the bold scenes
that are an integral part of the film.
                                                                                                                                                     

Agnihotri insists that Paoli fits in well with the erotic genre
 that he is exploring with 'Hate Story'. "This is a genre which is
 unexplored in Bollywood. We have made films like 'Jism' and 'Murder' before
 but "Hate Story" is going to take a different dimension all the way.
Not only would it be much more uninhibited than it's other
Bollywood counterparts, it will also end up raising quite
 a few eyebrows," he added.

Mumbai: Actor Nikhil Dwivedi, who is starring opposite Paoli Dam in errotic thriller `Hate Story`, says he has no problem with the debutant actress getting all the attention in the film.

The movie has generated a lot of buzz online thanks to Dam`s dare bare scenes but Dwivedi says, he never had any apprehension of being over-shadowed. "I did three films so far and I have shared screen space with actors like Mithun Chakraborty,  Abhishek Bachchan and Aishwarya Rai Bachchan  in them . I never felt I was getting overshadowed.
"Similarly, I don`t have any such fear in this film. I was honest and gave my hundred per cent to the character. I am a hard-worker. I am satisfied with the way my character has shaped up in the film," -Dwivedi told .

"Hate Story", which will hits screens on April 20, is directed by Vivek Agnihotri and produced by Vikram Bhatt. The film is about a reporter who plots revenge against the man who ruined her life.


Dwivedi, 34, is the only white character in the revenge drama and the actor says he agreed to be a part of the film only after he was assured that he will not feature in the racier sequences of the movie.


"In this film, every character has got grey shades except mine.
I am playing a white character. I signed the film on a contract that I won`t be able to be the part of any sexual content in the film," he said.