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Riteish Deshmukh and Genelia D’Souza are set to tie the knot in the New Year, their next film “Tere Naal Love Ho Gaya” is also scheduled for release in 2012. They are coming together on screen after seven years after their 2004 release “Masti”. Directed by Mandeep Kumar, “Tere Naal Love…” is a romantic comedy and producer Kumar Taurani, of Tips Industries Ltd, says both of them look good together. “I have seen a few shoots of ‘Tere Naal Love Ho Gaya’ and must say that they (Genelia and Riteish) are looking amazing together. I am sure the audiences will love them and we are going to get great response,” said Taurani in a statement.
Tere Naal Love Ho Gaya’ promotions give me, Genelia time together – Riteish
Riteish Deshmukh and Genelia D’Souza, who tied the knot early this month, are busy promoting their latest film “Tere Naal Love Ho Gaya” and they are not complaining as it allows them to spend a lot of time together. “We had no time for ourselves as yet. But so far so good. We are really enjoying ourselves. We are promoting the same film, we are touring and getting a lot of time with each other. It’s fun. I am enjoying this process,” the 33-year-old actor said while promoting “Tere Naal…” on the sets of “Dance India Dance”. Directed by Mandeep Kumar and produced by TIPS Industries Limited, “Tere Naal Love Ho Gaya” hits theatres Friday. Riteish is happy to have teamed up with Genelia after a gap of eight years. Their last film together was the 2004 release “Masti”. “After eight years, we have got a chance to promote a film together. I thank TIPS for this opportunity and for casting us together. Pretty excited about it,” he said. The couple, who got married Feb 3, debuted together with “Tujhe Meri Kasam” in 2003. After that Riteish featured in some rib-tickling comedies like “Kya Kool Hai Hum”, “Apna Sapna Money Money”, “Malamaal Weekly”, “Dhamaal”, “Heyy Babyy” and “Housefull”, while Genelia did films like “Jaane Tu Ya Jaane Na”, “Life Partner” and “Force”. Besides “Tere Naal Love ho Gaya”, Riteish will soon be seen in “Housefull 2″.
'Tere Bin' composer Mithoon gears up for his next release
'Bas Ek Pal' may have been a disappointment at the box office but it has worked maximum for the composer of the film - Mithoon. Now that's a little ironic since Mithoon was not even the prime composer for the film [it was Viveck Philip instead] and he was roped in mainly as a guest composer for the two songs, out of which one, 'Tere Bin' by Atif, became super hit. The album is still maintaining wonderful sales all over and while basking in the glory of the success, Mithoon is all geared up for the release of his next soundtrack for the film 'Anwar'. About the music, he says, "It is far away from the kind that I have composed for 'Bas Ek Pal'. Manish Jha, the director of 'Anwar', is again so different in his treatment of the situation and accordingly I had to mould my music to suit his needs. I have seen a 4 minute promo of the film and I am proud to be associated with 'Anwar' since its entire look and texture is so interesting." 'Anwar' stars Siddharth Koirala and Naudeed Cyrusi in the lead along with Rajpal Yadav, Vijay Raaz, Yashpal Sharma and Hiten Tejwani. Pankaj Awasthi also composes for the film apart from Mithoon. After 'Anwar', Mithoon would also be heard in Raksha Mistry-Hasnain Hyderabadwala directed 'Train', the shooting for which is currently in progress at Bangkok. Apart from this, he is also working on a private album with Atif, the sensation behind 'Tere Bin', for TIPS. He also some international assignments in hands, most notably being music for a Malaysian film titled DIVA where he has composed 5 songs in Malay language. Loloq, who is the number one lyricist of Malaysian movies, has written the lyrics. Mithoon says, "This is the first time ever that a musical collaboration of this kind has happened between India and Malaysia. I am quite excited about this project since I would also be doing the background music for the film."
'Tere Bin Laden' director to explore 'intolerance issue' in next
Director Abhishek Sharma of "Tere Bin Laden" says his next movie zooms in on the much talked about issue of 'intolerance' in the country. Sharma, who has a knack for making satirical movies, shared: "Currently, I am writing a film. My next film 'Humein Aitraz Hai' is based on the intolerance issue in the country. This is an issue we need to talk about. Our country is very great, where you have freedom and we should utilise it without offending anyone." As of now, Sharma is busy promoting "Tere Bin Laden: Dead or Alive". Talking about his satirical style, he said: "First we made 'Tere Bin Laden' in such a way that it did not offend the real Osama. Until you are not offending anyone, it's your right to make such films." The sequel to "Tere Bin Laden" stars Sikandar Kher, Piyush Mishra and Pradyuman Singh. It will release on February 19.
Rabbi revives 'Tere Bin' used for 'Delhii Heights'
You have heard Mithoon and Atif Aslam collaborating for superhit 'Tere Bin' in 'Bas Ek Pal'. Now hear one more song that has a similar title 'Tere Bin' in the forthcoming film 'Delhii Heights'. A romantic track based on some excellent melody, the song is composed, written and sung by Rabbi Shergill who had made quite a splash with his hit number 'Bulla Ki Jaana' in his namesake album 'Rabbi'. The album also comprised of the song 'Tere Bin' that has now been revived for 'Delhii Heights'. A special music video of the song has been created which is made of an array of scenes and shots from the film with Rabbi making an appearance in front of the camera. Based in Delhi, the film stars Jimmy Shergill, Neha Dhupia, Rohit Roy, Simone Singh, Om Puri and Kamini Khanna in principal roles and is directed by Anand Kumar. The film is slated for a March 02 release.
Easier playing Osama in 'Tere Bin Laden: Dead Or Alive': Pradhuman Singh
Actor Pradhuman Singh, who played the character modelled on Osama Bin Laden in "Tere Bin Laden", said that it was easier reprising the character in sequel "Tere Bin Laden: Dead Or Alive" as compared to the first film. "It was more difficult last time because I was very new and it was a Pakistani character I was playing, so the accent was difficult. This time it is similar but different.. it was easier this time around," he said at the film's trailer launch. "Lookswise there is no difference, characterwise it is poles apart. I'm playing Paddi Singh, who is a folk singer from Punjab and he came to Mumbai and was struggling for 1-2 months with his condition worsening. People consider him a beggar when he sings," he added. Pradhuman meets Manish Paul's character who says that he'll become a star not with his voice but with his face, and makes him the Noora of "Tere Bin Laden". His character was extremely fond of his rooster in the first part and that seems to be retained in the sequel. His docile and frightened behaviour also seems to be another aspect similar from first part, as seen in the trailer. About the experience of portraying the notorious terrorist, Pradhuman said: "It was amazing. I got a bit famous after the release of the film, and met people, even met stars, directors but it all dried up after six months. I stopped getting any kind of film, and I was frustrated of giving auditions." "Tere Bin Laden" had released in 2010 and Laden was killed the following year. "After the death of Osama, the media resurrected me.. I gave numerous interviews. One of the leading channels asked me to come to Delhi so that they could shoot for a five-day special show. "I don't know he died or not, but he definitely made me famous. So in all honesty, fame is always good. I also received work after that, 2-3 films which didn't work, but at least I paid the rent for two years," added Pradhuman. Pradhuman, who also acted in "Dilliwali Zaalim Girlfriend", has also been credited as one of the writers of "Tere Bin Laden: Dead Or Alive".