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Ananth Nag starrer Godhi Banna Sadharana Maikaatu is all set to release on the 07th of July in the United States of America. Godhi Banna Sadharana Maikaatu is said to be one of the biggest Kannada movie to release in North America. The film is going to be released in Seattle, Houston, Baltimore, Kansas City, Chigaco, New Jersey and other places in North America. The film which deals with the story of missing persons has Ananth Nag, Rakshith Shetty, Shruthi Hariharan, Achyuth Kumar, Vasista N Simha playing prominent roles in the film. The film is produced by Lost and Found Films and Pushkar Films in association with Grasshopper productions and Visual Cue Creatives.
Banana Bhairavi shivers for a cause
A few days ago, Anupam Kher took Bheja Fry girl Bhairavi Goswami on a holiday to London! No, that's not a scoop! They are not having an affair but the two were shooting for Karan Razdan's film 'Mr. Bhatti on Chutti'. And since at this time of the year, Northern England is rather cold and freezing, Bhairavi asked the designer for leather pants, boots and fur-lined denim and leather jackets. Imagine her shock when the designer said Karan had vetoed all her requests. Being an animal lover he absolutely refused to allow any leather or fur. So Bhairavi shivered as some animal in the world lived on' Incidentally, just some weeks ago, Bhairavi had made the airport security go bananas. The lady has a unique way of keeping her energy levels up throughout her long hours and gruelling schedules (she's been shooting simultaneously for three films nowadays): she eats imported golden bananas that you get in only a few stores keeping foreign eatables. She even carries her golden bananas out of town. Recently, she was spotted chomping on them at the airport. Sometime later, doubting security guards were surprised to find a lot of bananas in her purse (some Bheja Fry for them!) and they asked her to eat one in front of them, before they let her pass the security check!
Banda Yeh Bindaas Hai on fire
Fire broke out yesterday at 2am on the sets of Ravi Chopra's Banda Yeh Bindaas Hai . The film which stars Govinda , Tabu and Lara Dutta has suffered a heavy loss of costumes and other equipments. BR films confirm that the losses have amounted to Rs 1.5 crore. More than the monetary losses greater damage has been done in terms of the time lost out which amounts to a week of shooting. The actors were scheduled to shoot on Friday but now shooting resumes much later after the sets are re- erected. The exact cause of the fire hasn't been determined and fortunately there are no causalities.
Banana Bhairavi shivers for a cause
A few days ago, Anupam Kher took Bheja Fry girl Bhairavi Goswami on a holiday to London! No, that's not a scoop! They are not having an affair but the two were shooting for Karan Razdan's film 'Mr. Bhatti on Chutti'. And since at this time of the year, Northern England is rather cold and freezing, Bhairavi asked the designer for leather pants, boots and fur-lined denim and leather jackets. Imagine her shock when the designer said Karan had vetoed all her requests. Being an animal lover he absolutely refused to allow any leather or fur. So Bhairavi shivered as some animal in the world lived on' Incidentally, just some weeks ago, Bhairavi had made the airport security go bananas. The lady has a unique way of keeping her energy levels up throughout her long hours and gruelling schedules (she's been shooting simultaneously for three films nowadays): she eats imported golden bananas that you get in only a few stores keeping foreign eatables. She even carries her golden bananas out of town. Recently, she was spotted chomping on them at the airport. Sometime later, doubting security guards were surprised to find a lot of bananas in her purse (some Bheja Fry for them!) and they asked her to eat one in front of them, before they let her pass the security check!
'Banana' is special for John Abraham
Actor-producer John Abraham's upcoming production has a quirky title - "Banana"! He says it is "a slice-of-life film", which traces the journey from adolescence to teenage, and he admits the project is special to him. "'Banana' is a film about adolescence to teenage. It's about a young boy and how he deals with the new adventures in his life. It's a slice-of-life kind of a film and it is a very real film," John told reporters at the launch of music album "Pitol Soku" by rock band JOI here Thursday. He believes the movie will appeal to all viewers from all age groups. "I am sure the target audience of this film is from the youngsters to all the old people out there because everyone will reminisce what they've gone through. It's a very special film," added the 40-year-old. The movie has an "absolutely new cast", revealed John. It is directed by Sajid Ali. "Sajid has got some amazing people for 'Banana.' I am sure they will be amazing," said John "Banana" will hit the floors in October. Besides this, John's other productions in the pipeline are "Hamara Bajaj" and "Madras Cafe". He forayed into film production with "Vicky Donor", which turned out to be hugely successful and critically acclaimed.
Abhishek receives metallic banana statuette for worst accent
Bollywood star Abhishek Bachchan has received several awards but probably none of them is as unique as the metallic banana statuette that he was sent for having the worst accent in Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra’s film “Delhi-6″. The actor was named the winner of the Dara Singh Award for the worst accent in “Delhi-6″ at the second annual Golden Kela awards, which were held here in March. But since Abhishek gracefully accepted the title instead of cribbing about it, the organisers decided to send him a real statue for the award. “Congratulations! You will go down in history as the first ever winner of a Golden Kela to have graciously accepted the award since its inception last year, thus proving conclusively that you actually have a sense of humour and don’t take yourself too seriously,” Jatin Varma, publisher of Random Magazine, wrote in a letter to Abhishek. “For this simple reason, we decided that the least we could do was send over an actual statuette (if a shiny metallic banana can be called a statuette),” added Varma. The Golden Kela awards are a spin-off on Hollywood’s Golden Raspberry awards, also known as the Razzies, which recognize the worst in cinema. “…we would just like you to accept this humble little trophy as a reminder of the love your fans have for you and how much they hate it when your movie doesn’t turn out so well. We hope you like the trophy enough to keep it in that display cabinet alongside all those Filmfares and IIFAs and the like,” wrote Varma. “We also hope that next year we’ll see you at the ceremony in person. We’d be willing to pay your airfare but please don’t expect us to pay for your entire entourage, we don’t have much money,” read the witty letter. Abhishek played an NRI boy, who comes to India with his grandmother, in “Delhi-6″.