Call it luck, co-incidence or whatever, but the fact remains that Mukta Movies Distributors are reaping the benefits of the only two successes of 2010.
For the uninitiated, Mukta Movies Distributors have distributed Vishal Bhardwaj’s ISHQIYA and Karan Johar’s MY NAME IS KHAN in the two major circuits of North India, Delhi-U.P. and East Punjab. Both the films have done exceedingly well in the mentioned circuits.
Mumbai, (BollywoodWorld.com) This dream has been a long time coming. When on Jan 22 the epic film “Veer” hits theatres, Bollywood actor Salman Khan would have fulfilled his dream of 20 years. The movie’s first look will be unveiled Friday with “De Dana Dan”.
“‘Veer’ has been a 20-year dream of Salman Khan. His involvement in this particular project is tremendous especially because he lived with the script for so long. It’s like a dream come true for him,” said a source close to the actor in a press statement.
New Delhi, (BollywoodWorld.com) The release date of Farhan Akhtar’s “Karthik Calling Karthik” has now been pushed ahead to avoid a clash with Amitabh Bachchan starrer “Teen Patti”.
“Teen Patti”, a crime thriller, is scheduled to hit the screens Feb 12 next year, while “Karthik Calling Karthik” will now release Feb 26, said a press release.
Stuttgart, Zoya Akhtar’s directorial debut “Luck by Chance” inaugurated Germany’s only annual festival of Indian cinema here Tuesday amidst great fanfare.
Zoya’s director brother Farhan Akhter’s “Rock On!”, which marks his debut as an actor, will also be screened at Bollywood and Beyond, Germany’s only festival dedicated to Indian movies.
New Delhi, It was hard not to fall in love with the nutty Circuit and his brainless antics. Now Arshad Warsi, the Bollywood actor who played the character effortlessly in the two hit Munnabhai comedy films, says part three will go on the floors in 2010.
“Munnabhai Chale Amerika” will go on the floors next year and we’ll start shooting then onwards,” Arshad told IANS over phone from Mumbai.
Just when there were talks about Deepak Tijori directed FOX being Sunny Deol’s comeback movie,now its being said that a thriller directed by Neeraj Pathak, RIGHT YAAA WRONG will be Sunny’s first release this season.
For the fourth film in the franchise, Final Destination is going 3-D. Nick O’Bannon goes to have some fun at the race track one day only to have a terrifying vision of events that haven’t transpired yet involving multiple race cars crashing. The debris from the crash flies into the stands killing the people in the stands including him and his friends. When the vision ends, Nick convinces his girlfriend, Lori, and their friends, Hunt and Janet, to leave. Within seconds of their departure, Nick’s dreadful premonition emerges into a horrible actualization. As in previous Final Destination films, The Final Destination revolves around cheating death. Nick and Lori think they’ve cheated death once and for all, but Nick’s visions resume and the survivors of the crash are getting picked off gradually. Nick must think of a way to somehow cheat death once and for all before it’s too late.
The Final Destination is released everywhere in 3-D on August 28th.
Team
Cast: Sohail Khan, Amrita Arora, Arti Chhabria, Vrajesh Hirjee, Yash Tonk, Sayyaji Shinde and Kulbhushan Kharbanda
Director:Ajay Chandhok
Rating: **
Amrita Arora would perhaps have been left squirming when informed that her two-year-old film “Team - The Force” is finally making it to the theatres. At a time when she is looking forward to films like “Kambakkht Ishq”, which stars Akshay Kumar and Kareena part from Hollywood biggies, old demons in the form of “Team…” are coming out of cold storage.
Collider has images of what is said to be a “heavy lifter” which will appear in the upcoming James Cameron sci-fi epic Avatar. It basically looks like a generic, purple-colored mecha, but it’s something, right?
Marketsaw, the number one Avatar obsessives to hold a blogspot account in all of this world, have posted an image of what to my eye appears to be a Powersuit from James Cameron’s upcoming epic. You can see part of the picture up above and the whole thing is below the break. Jim at Marketsaw was asking for somebody to comment and name the image, so I thought I’d oblige. What jolly japes.
