Showing posts with label Sharman Joshi. Show all posts
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Salman shoots another promotional video for HELLO

If doing a guest appearance in HELLO was not good enough for Salman Khan, he is continuing to do favors for his brother–in–law Atul Agnihotri. Now he has gone ahead and shot an exclusive promotional music video for HELLO that has just arrived on the music channels.

Accompanied by Sharman Joshi, Esha Kopphikar, Gul Panag and Amrita Arora, Salman Khan jigs to the remix version of the title song 'Hello' (composed by Sajid–Wajid) that involves some extensive SFX as well. A dance number which actually is the best of the lot in the film's entire soundtrack, Salman clearly seems to be enjoying his stint, especially so when he goes topless yet again with just a jeans in tow.

As a follow up to 'Bang Bang', a dance number which featured Salman Khan at the center stage, 'Hello' makes for a much hip and contemporary viewing and manages to attract some eyeballs. Now the need of the situation is an extensive promotion in days to come as the film's release is just round the corner i.e. 10th October.

I hope RDB makes it to the top- Sharman Joshi

View Rang De Basanti Movie StillsThe lovable and impish Sukhi of RANG DE BASANTI is overjoyed with the fact that the film has made it to the Oscars. "It's a wonderful feeling and a rewarding moment for all of us. It's a great victory for Ronnie, Rakeysh and the entire cast and crew of RDB," raves Sharman.

What does he feel about OMKARA, LAGE RAHO...and the other contenders in this category? "I've seen both the films. It's indeed amazing the way Indian cinema is churning out quality films in a year's time. I'm glad that RDB has been chosen and I just hope it makes it to the top 5," he adds excitedly.

On the work front, he has Anurag Basu's METRO and Raj Kanwar's RAQUEEB. Kangana Ranaut plays his love interest in METRO. "As the title suggests, METRO is set in one of the metros - Mumbai - in our film. It's about the lives of people living in the city. It focuses on urban relationships and the way people juggle roles. I play this character who's torn between his hectic lifestyle and work and how he loses himself in the bargain," reveals Sharman.

"RAQUEEB is a social thriller also starring Jimmy Shergill, Rahul Khanna and Tanushree Dutta. I play an office going guy who's in the process of climbing the corporate ladder. He is like still learning the ropes of business," he signs off.