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Whenever one of senior most Indian film personality and the legendary Dev Anand announces a new project, irrespective of most of his films made in the recent years not being able to create a good impact at the box office, the veteran of 85 years gearing up again with a never say die attitude for his next film gives great fodder for the media to chew on. The latest movie to come out of Dev Anand's production house has been titled as 'Chargesheet' and is a high budget flick. One of the specialties of this movie and one which will give all the senior movie and music lovers some nostalgic moments will be the association of a singer whose achievements and seniority stands at par with Dev Saab. Asha Bhosle, one of the finest singers the country has ever produced will be giving her voice for one of the tracks of 'Chargesheet'. In the past Asha Bhosle has sung several songs for the movies of Dev Anand. Most of these songs are considered as classics which are still remembered and loved in the same magnitude as it was years ago. The lady with the ageless voice will be singing a song for a movie of Dev Anand after a long gap of 28 years. So this time can we expect a song having the impact of "Dum Maro Dum" from 'Hare Rama Hare Krishna'? For the evergreen song composed by Rahul Dev Burman, Asha Bhosle had won the Filmfare best female playback award.
Bhansali Seeks Quashing of Court Case
Eminent director Sanjay Leela Bhansali on Friday approached the Bombay High Court seeking to quash the case filed against him pertaining to the violations of the provisions of the Essential Commodities act during the filming of his magnum opus 'Black'. In March 2006, an antique dealer Farida Hoosenally approached the Borivali Metropolitan Magistrate Court seeking an FIR lodged against the director and his production house, Applause Bhansali Films for the destruction of antique items resulting in loss of several crores. Farida had stated that Bhansali has used two Liquefied Petroleum Gas Cylinders of 14 kilograms for domestic purpose. However for commercial purpose a 19 kg cylinder has to be used as per the Essential Commodities Act and Liquefied Petroleum Order. Also during the filming the set had caught allegedly destroying antiques worth several crores in February, 2004. The chargesheet has been filed but the case is still pending before the court. Bhansali approached the court seeking quashing of the chargesheet and the case before the magistrate court. The matter will be heard on January 16th. Currently Bhansali is working on his next film 'Saawariya' starring Ranbir Kapoor and Sonam Kapoor. He is desperately hoping to get reprieve from this case.
Sanjay Bhansali Gets Bail
Sanjay Leela Bhansali may be regaling himself with all the dance-show at the 'Jhalak Dikhlaja' but his personal life also earned a much-need-reprieve. A Sessions Court in Mumbai granted him an anticipatory bail for the complaint filed by antic collector Farida Hoosenally claiming that she lost furniture worth Rs 1.6 crore in the fire at the sets of Bhansali's film 'Black' in February 2004. It is being alleged that Bhansali had been using cooking gas to generate fire for a scene. This is a criminal offence under the Essential Commodities Act as cooking gas, cylinders, supplied at a subsidized rate, can't be used for commercial purposes. Although Sanjay may have gone back home a free man, but he will have to report to the police station every Sunday and Monday until a chargesheet is filed. It seems the cops are now telling SLB'.Jhalak Dikhlaja'.