Leading Australian publication The Sydney Morning Herald has featured the English version of Bollywood showman Raj Kapoor’s 1956 classic Jagte Raho among the ‘Top 10 Films’ playing in Sydney this month. The publication has listed Stay Awake (the 115 minute English version of Jagte Raho) as the second best film playing in Sydney.
Stay Awake has the legendary actor showing his gift for pantomime as a tramp who wanders into a... Bollywood
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21
Feb
Leading Australian publication The Sydney Morning Herald has featured the English version of Bollywood showman Raj Kapoor’s 1956 classic Jagte Raho among the ‘Top 10 Films’ playing in Sydney this month. The publication has listed Stay Awake (the 115 minute English version of Jagte Raho) as the second best film playing in Sydney.
Stay Awake has the legendary actor showing his gift for pantomime as a tramp who wanders into a... Premiere Of Naachle
15
Feb
Celebrities, cast and crew members of the first ever ‘BollyBrit’ film, Naachle London, will be gracing the Red Carpet at the World Premiere on Wednesday 22nd February at Cineworld Feltham. This groundbreaking film is the first of it’s kind as it was made entirely in the UK and more specifically, West London. The film’s locations include Kew Gardens, the Beck Theatre in Hayes, the West London Academy in Northolt, Ealing... Ek Main Aur Ekk Tu
11
Feb
She is fun, feisty and ….well, full-on. He needs to loosen up. Urgently!! Son of two stuffed-up high-society mannequins Rahul Kapoor is a repressed child going into depressive manhood. Since this is a rom-com, and one sparkling with vigour with warmth and what-have-youth, you know Rahul will meet Ms Fun-Feisty-Full-On before Reel 1 is done.
"Ek Main Aur Ekk Tu"(EMAET) comprises a series of elegantly-written, confident but never in-your-face scenes about... Naachle London
15
Jan
Heralding the debut of an exciting genre in British filmmaking, dynamic, Asian family business-driven, UK-based production and distribution company, Aviary Films, launches the first ever ‘BollyBrit’ film – Naachle London – a unique cinematic offering that presents a British take on the classic Bollywood genre, releasing in UK on 24th February 2012.
A feelgood, romantic comedy drama centring around two single parents that meet and fall in love when their children...