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Publicity stills are something which creates an impression about a film even before the release. The still photographer Chittrarasu shares his experience of how he got the chance of being a part of Billa starring ultimate star Ajith. Chittrarasu, who was introduced in the film Anbulla Kathalan starring Mohan, has extended his stunning works in Pokiri, Kurumbu, Pattiyal and Arinthum Ariyamalum. Impressed by his works in Pokiri, Vijay suggested him for his latest upcoming release Azhagiya Tamil Magan. 'When I was working for Azhagiya Tamil Magan, I got an opening to work in the remake project of Billa starring ultimate star Ajith,' says the proud creator. He also adds that Vijay wished him and encouraged him on hearing about his growth. It is easy to remember that the famous play back singer Ganga is none other than the creator's better half.
Megha Chatterjee's 'Sharabiyon' in Teesri Aankh
Popular model Megha Chatterjee is slowly but surely paving her way up in the glamour world. After a decent career in modeling, this 20 something lass made her Bollywood debut with 'Aisa Kyon Hota Hai' a couple of weeks back but unfortunately the movie sunk without a trace. Now she is being seen again for the item number 'Sharabiyon' in this week's release 'Teesri Aankh - The Hidden Camera' where she sways to the haunting voice of none other than Asha Bhonsle in this club number. She is supported by Ashish Chaudhry and Aarti Chabaria also on the screen but the song primarily belongs to her. A catchy number, it has Megha coming up with a picture perfect and an inviting appearance with absolutely no display of vulgarity in it!
Megha Chatterjee shines in JBDY party
Haute Megha Chatterjee seemed to have stolen the thunder with the 'Raat Baaki' remix number by Bappi Lahiri in Sunjay Sharma's 'Jaane Bhi Do Yaaron.' Kapil and Megha being great friends, the young actor organised a special media introduction of Megha, who came with her mother Maushmi Chatterjee. Megha's chirpiness kept everyone enthralled while Moushumi's timeless beauty and smile still stayed in their hearts. Tucking in samosas and diet coke was cherubic director Sunjay Sharma, happy that the product has shaped out really well. Here's looking forward to ravishing Megha and young Kapil in the comedy flick that sees Anupam Kher in a double role along with Vijay Raaz, Bappi Lahiri and a host of laughter-evokers!
Priyanshu Chatterjee- in pursuit of Vedas
To master the ancient Vedas of India is a very difficult process which will take years of dedication and great efforts. So it is better to forget it until you dedicate your entire life for becoming a master of Vedas. Even though he is not going to be an expert of Vedas in real life, actor Priyanshu Chatterjee is seriously looking forward to learn and at least get to know the Vedas to an extent so that he will be able to do full justice to his role in the film 'Nauka Dubi'. His character is that of a man who masters the ancient knowledge scripted by the legendry sages and learned men of ancient times. Learning the Vedas is a must and a necessity if Priyanshu is to get into the skin of his character and when 'Nauka Dubi' is going to be directed by a film maker of such high repute as Rituparno Ghosh, no chances can be taken to give the best shot as the character is sure to be well made and he will have a great scope for performing. This September, his new film 'Hadbahedi' will hit the theatres. Priyanshu was last seen the film 'Bhootnath' which had Amitabh Bachchan in the lead role and a guest appearance by Shah Rukh Khan.
Working with Soumitra Chatterjee 'fangirl moment' for Radhika Apte
"Kahaani" director Sujoy Ghosh's Bengali short film "Ahalya" gave actress Radhika Apte the opportunity to work with veteran Bengali actor Soumitra Chatterjee, which she described as a "fangirl moment". "I've been his (Chatterjee) fan since my college days, when I saw his films at a Satyajit Ray film festival. Since then, I've always been in awe and never thought that I'll be able to work with him," Radhika said. "I got the opportunity a couple of years ago to work with him in a Bengali film. I thought that was my one and only opportunity. But this time ('Ahalya'), we were friends since we already knew each other having worked together. And I wasn't nervous at all. So it was a fangirl moment for me," she said at a special screening of "Masaan". Radhika and Chatterjee had earlier worked together in Bengali movie "Rupkatha Noy". She also said she was impressed with director Sujoy Ghosh. "Sujoy is such a good director and story-teller. I hope to work with him more." The story of "Ahalya" is reportedly inspired from the character Ahalya in Hindu mythology. Ahalya was the most beautiful woman in the world but was cursed by her husband for cheating on him.
'Darling Don't Cheat' has lot of stripping scenes: Neha Chatterjee
Controversial thriller drama "Darling Don't Cheat" is not only challenging and breaking the traditional mould but even the artistes are all geared up to take audience with their sexy and gripping avatars, says debutante actress Neha Chatterjee. Speaking about her bold and sexy avatar, Neha said: "Film is quite bold with bold dialogues and I am part of a stripping scene. In fact I can even say that the film carries partial nudity also." With "Darling Don't Cheat" a gripping tale of dark intentions and reality, the artistes' involvement with the script have made them push their limits. "Stripping scenes were not a demand of director, but a demand of the script. So when story demands something, I don't think there were any qualms about being uncomfortable," she said. The film is a suspense thriller against the backdrop of a mean man brutalizing a group of girls by confining and asking them to strip. Neha plays an ambitious actress who is ready to go to any lengths to achieve success and fame. The film, directed and produced by Rajkumar Hindusthani under the banner Fyeo Media Works, is slated to release on October 30.