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Sanjay Dutt has hit upon watching every Bollywood film. And he is damn serious about getting his facts right about each and every character and setting of the film! That's because it's the demand of the role in his upcoming action comedy 'Anthony Kaun Hai'! He plays MASTER MADAN in this Raj Kaushal film who is a dreaded hit-man and has seen every Bollywood film ever made! And this is not all as he has a sharp retention power and can identify a character better than the ones who become his victims. This is what his character description looks as per the film's publicity material: Meet the only dangerous hit-man who has seen every Bollywood film made...and remembers them better than the faces of his victims!
Aryeman Ramsay- The gadget freak
The upcoming actor Aryeman Ramsay is so addicted to his laptop and Xbox that he utilises the time between the shots and the breaks to play games. The young actor has admitted that he is totally obsessed with all types of electronic gadgets, stylish and swanky cars and video games. One other thing for which this guy's craze will never cease off is for the mobile phones which he got addicted long back from his childhood days itself. Right now Aryeman is fully into mastering chess as it gives him a high. Aryeman says that his friends consider him as a hardcore addict of the latest gadgets and often tease him in many ways for spending his majority free time in company of his beloved electronic tools. His film 'Goodluck' in which Sayali Bhagat, Lucky Ali and Ranivir Shorey are his co stars will be releasing shortly. Although he is a gadget hunter and like to spend as much time as possible in the company of these inventions, Aryeman makes sure that his passion for gaming never comes in the way of fulfilling his acting commitments smoothly and professionally. After 'Goodluck' he will be seen the film 'Tom Dick Harry Rock Again'.
Star Trek actor Anton Yelchin killed in freak accident
Anton Yelchin, a 27-year-old actor best known for playing the character Chekov in two “Star Trek” movies, was killed early on Sunday when his car rolled and pinned him against a wall in his driveway, police said. Russian-born Yelchin died shortly after 1 a.m. after he apparently stepped out of his car in the steep driveway of his Los Angeles home and it rolled backwards, said Jenny Houser, spokeswoman for the Los Angeles Police Department. “The car pinned him against a brick wall and a security fence and that trauma led to his death,” Houser said. Yelchen was due at a rehearsal and when he did not show up, friends went to his house and found him dead, Houser said. No foul play was suspected but the accident is under investigation, she said. Yelchen’s death caused consternation among actors and others who had worked with him or knew him. Many reacted on Twitter. “Still in shock. Rest in peace, Anton,” tweeted Justin Lin, who directed Yelchin in his third Star Trek movie. “Your passion and enthusiasm will live on with everyone that had the pleasure of knowing you.” “I loved Anton Yelchin so much,” wrote John Cho, who plays Sulu in the current Star Trek. “He was a true artist – curious, beautiful, courageous. He was a great pal and a great son. I’m in ruins.” The actor was best known as playing Chekov in the Star Trek movie series, including 2009’s “Star Trek,” 2013’s “Star Trek Into Darkness” and the upcoming “Star Trek Beyond,” set to open on July 22. Yelchin was born in Russia, the son of two figure skaters, and emigrated to the United States as an infant. He has appeared in numerous films and was in the TV series “Huff.” Hank Azaria, who acted in “Huff” with Yelchin, said in Twitter he was devastated. “He was a very sweet kid. My heart goes out to his family.” Early in his film career as a teenager, Yelchin gained wide attention when he appeared with Anthony Hopkins in film “Hearts in Atlantis” in 2001 and with Robin Williams in the “House of D” in 2004. Yelchin played Jacob Clarke in the Steven Spielberg miniseries “Taken” and also appeared in the films “Terminator,” “Salvation,” “Charlie Bartlett,” “Fright Night,” “Like Crazy,” and “Only Lovers Left Alive” between 2007 and 2013. Film and television actors Charlie Weber and Olivia Wilde praised Yelchin’s talents. “Any young actor who wants to see someone doing it for real, watch anything Anton Yelchin ever did,” Weber wrote. “Fabulous actor who will be missed.” Wrote Wilde: “Anton Yelchin was a bright, brilliant talent, and a truly kind person,’ wrote Wilde. “I was so taken by him, and won’t ever forget his sweet smile. RIP.”
Salman Khan hints at his virginity during Freaky Ali's trailer launch event
Freaky Ali is Salman Khan’s brother Sohail Khan’s directorial debut starring Nawazuddin Siddiqui and Amy Jackson. The trailer launch event for the film commenced on August 7th and was attended by the trio of brothers, cast and crew members. Answering a question on wedding redirected to him by a member of the audience, Salman said, “Mera shaadi bhi nahi hui, aur woh bhi nahi hua” (Both wedding and ‘that thing’ have not happened to me), hinting at his virginity. The Bollywood superstar also said that he had many friends including animals and birds amongst other actors like Shahrukh Khan, Aamir Khan and Katrina Kaif, answering a friendship day question. The humorous event then ended with the release of the film’s trailer.
Freak mishap in Kucheludu shoot
A freak mishap at the shooting of Rajinikanth starrer 'Kucheludu' sent shockwaves among the cast and crew of the movie including Rajinikanth on Monday. When a song sequence was being shot on Rajinikanth and Nayantara in Kuttanad in Kerala's Alappuzha district Monday, cameraman Aravind Krishna fell and sprained his ankle. When the cinematographer tried to jump from one boat to another in a lake where the song was being picturised, he suddenly fell down. He has been admitted to the Alappuzha Medical College Hospital. For some time the shooting was suspended, and his associate Karunamoorthy took over later in the afternoon. Meanwhile, more than 20,000 people turned up to watch the shoot and to have a glimpse of the Rajinikanth.
Freak mishap in Kuselan shoot
A freak mishap at the shooting of Rajinikanth starrer 'Kuselan' sent shockwaves among the cast and crew of the movie including Rajinikanth on Monday. When a song sequence was being shot on Rajinikanth and Nayantara in Kuttanad in Kerala's Alappuzha district Monday, cameraman Aravind Krishna fell and sprained his ankle. When the cinematographer tried to jump from one boat to another in a lake where the song was being picturised, he suddenly fell down. He has been admitted to the Alappuzha Medical College Hospital. For some time the shooting was suspended, and his associate Karunamoorthy took over later in the afternoon. Meanwhile, more than 20,000 people turned up to watch the shoot and to have a glimpse of the Rajinikanth.