Wednesday, 4 December 2013
PC going places for biopic
The makers of the upcoming Priyanka Chopra starrer will recreate Manipur in Darjeeling for the shoot
The next schedule of the upcoming Mary Kom biopic starring Priyanka Chopra will be shot in Darjeeling. The makers will pass off the West Bengal hillstation as Manipur where a special set will be recreated.
The next schedule of the upcoming Mary Kom biopic starring Priyanka Chopra will be shot in Darjeeling. The makers will pass off the West Bengal hillstation as Manipur where a special set will be recreated.
Unfair to blame lead pair for film's failure
Imran Khan teamed for the second time with Kareena Kapoor for "Gori Tere
Pyaar Mein", which failed to entice the box office. The actor says
instead of blaming just the lead pair, everyone should analyse where the
problem lay.
There were reports that it didn't work because Kareena-Imran 'jodi', earlier seen in "Ek Main Aur Ekk Tu", didn't go down well with the
There were reports that it didn't work because Kareena-Imran 'jodi', earlier seen in "Ek Main Aur Ekk Tu", didn't go down well with the
In Retrospect: Bollywood hits and miss in 2013
Box office: Rs 49+ crore
Result: Adapted for the screen from Chetan Bhagat's hugely popular book, this Gujarat-centric film showcased three names -- Sushant Singh Rajput, Raj Kumar and Amit Sadh -- in the leading roles. Two of them were making their film debuts. All the three clicked. Music by Amit Trivedi raised the graph and Gattu ended up with his biggest hit so far.
Result: Adapted for the screen from Chetan Bhagat's hugely popular book, this Gujarat-centric film showcased three names -- Sushant Singh Rajput, Raj Kumar and Amit Sadh -- in the leading roles. Two of them were making their film debuts. All the three clicked. Music by Amit Trivedi raised the graph and Gattu ended up with his biggest hit so far.
In Retrospect: Bollywood hits and miss in 2013
Contrary to popular perception, many Bollywood films were commercial successes despite lacking 'big' stars on board
Lately, the economics of Bollywood has become a figment of imagination -- leaving very little space for rational evaluation. Given the prices multiplexes command and the trade's adherence to the much-discussed 100-crore-club, it's difficult to draw the line on hits and misses.
Lately, the economics of Bollywood has become a figment of imagination -- leaving very little space for rational evaluation. Given the prices multiplexes command and the trade's adherence to the much-discussed 100-crore-club, it's difficult to draw the line on hits and misses.
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