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South film director Vayalar Madhav had earlier planned to have Kamal Hassan to play the role of eunuch in his movie "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star". But had to back out because of Kamal's over-exposed star image. The role was of Kakathiya, the head of eunuchs, who is more than 200 years old and has been doing research on how to transform eunuchs into normal human beings. Madhav has finally decided to take Tinnu Anand for the role due to his less starry image and great performance. The film is in Hindi, Malayalam, Tamil and Telugu. Other actors in the movie are Divya Dutta, Neha Pendse and Suhasini Mulay. It has been reported that there were over 300 eunuchs from Mumbai, Rajasthan, Chennai and Hyderabad visiting the sets of Twinkle Twinkle Little Star and also performed pujas and other rituals in the movie.
No Tess for Mallika
These days Miss Mallika Sherawat is keen on acting for stories based on classics. It has been reported that she offered Sudhir Mishra to make a movie for her as Tess. Mishra has reportedly declined it. Sudhir Mishra is currently busy making a film for producers Prakash Jha and Manmohan Shetty. He is also directing a film for Ekta Kapoor. Mallika is already doing a film under Pritish Nandy Communications which is being directed by Sudhir Mishra. Pritish also liked her acting in Pyar Ke Side Effects where Mallika is starring opposite Rahul Bose.
No Ladies for 'Dhamaal'
A first of its kind movie which has no heroines in it will be made by Indra Kumar and Ashok Thakeria. The movie named 'Dhamaal' has an all-male cast and the filmmakers consider it will definitely click with the audience. The star cast that has been finalized is Sanjay Dutt, Ritiesh Deshmukh, Sharman Joshi and Arshad Warsi ('Chocolate' fame).
No Romantic Numbers in Golmaal
'We don't have any romantic numbers,' said 'Golmaal-Fun Unlimited' director Rohit Shetty at the music release function of his second film after 'Zameen' at a star studded event at Fame Multiplex in Malad. 'It was a great help from music directors Vishal and Shekhar, who kept in mind the youth while making the music. The album has a lot of foot tapping and peppy numbers along with a track with the late 50's touch. All together it is quite balanced music, for everyone,' he added. Kajol who is basking in the glory of a terrific 'Fanaa' was the chief guest at the occasion. The music was first released at the Radiocity Radio Station (91 FM), followed by launch at Fame Multiplex, where the film promos were screened. 'Golmaal ' Fun Unlimited' revolves around the lives of Gopal (Ajay Devgan), Lucky (Tusshar Kapoor), Mahadev (Arshad Warsi) and Laxmi (Sharman Joshi) ' 4 guys bound together by their child like notoriety, aimlessness and petty business of conning people for fun and money. Vishal - Shekhar, who had previously composed music for hits like Salaam Namaste, Bluffmaster, Taxi No. 9211, and many more chart bursting numbers have composed music of 'Golmaal - Fun Unlimited'. The title song of the film, Golmaal, is sung by Shaan, KK and Vishal Dadlani. It is also played as background score throughout the film. The album also has four remixes done by Akbar Sami.
'No Entry' director hasn't seen LRM
Believe it or not but Anees Bazmee, director of last year's biggest hit 'No Entry', is yet to watch 'Lage Raho Munnabhai', the biggest superhit and second highest grosser [so far] after 'Krrish' of 2006. Currently busy in wrapping up the schedule of 'Welcome', a Firoz Nadiadwala film, he is so tied up in his work for last one year that he has barely managed to catch on any flicks coming to theatres. This is not all as he wants to catch up with LRM but is struggling to find out time for that. On quizzed if he felt 'Lage Raho Munnabhai' is the biggest hit this year after his 'No Entry' last year, he said, "Yes, I have heard from one and all that the film is awesome but haven't been able to see it. I know it's not right since it is so much being talked about and as a film maker I should be watching good flicks like LRM, but blame it on my hectic schedules. The day I get a breather, I am certainly going to catch up on the film."
No smooches, no long hair - It's difficult to survive
Promotion of Sherlyn Chopra's RED SWASTIK has begun and it seems that finally her dream of featuring in an author backed role would come true. When asked how she'd survive in big bad Bollywood, the newbie has a mischievous smile on her face as she says, "How can I survive? I won't! See, I don't have long and lustrous hair. I don't wear contact lenses. I don't do 17 smooches. And guess what! I don't even hail from UK. Oh God, what am I gonna do!" Whoa whoa, now that's some real wicked sense of humor. Are the czars of comic films - David Dhawan, Anees Bazmi and Sangeeth Sivan listening?