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 Paresh Rawal, who has played every kind of role and portrayed a variety of characters in his movies feels that Indian cinema is changing but today it lacks quality writers. In Jaipur for a month-long shooting of Priyadarshan 's film Bhool Bhulaya , Rawal says Indian cinema is growing. Gone are the days when working in a film meant at least two to three years. Now, actors have become disciplined and movies are being completed much faster. Also, today, actor get everything ready in hand, from their lines to the script and screenplay, he said. However, what it is lacking is the writers, Rawal said. Rawal said that everyone first plans to watch a film and from the moment one books the ticket one is engaged in thinking about the film. "Isliyey cinema woh hai jo aapko sochne par majboor kar de (real cinema is the one which makes you to think), he added. On the scarcity of good movies these days, Rawal said, the reason we all know. First we have no stories, second we want everything fast. You see, when the literacy rate in India was less, we have good writers and lyricists. Now, when our literacy rate has gone up we don't have writers, Rawal giggled. Related Paresh Rawal Priyadarshan Bhool Bhuliya Related StoriesParesh-Rawal-arrested-in-London  Actor Paresh Rawal was briefly detained by the police in London. The unit of ‘Hat Trick’ was shooting in a high security zone at London’s Stansted airport. Paresh got carried away during rehearsals and accidentally moved into the high security zone and was immediately held by the police. It took great persuasion from the film unit members to finally get him released. more With-Maharathi,-Paresh-Rawal-turns-producer  Among the interesting mix of this week's Friday fare at the box office is Maharathi actor Paresh Rawal's first outing as a producer. Based on a popular Gujrati play. Maharathi is a thriller around a well-laid-out murder plan which goes all wrong. The film's cast with Naseerudin Shah, Om Puri, Paresh Rawal and Boman Irani reads out like the list of some of the finest actors from the Hindi film industry and among these seasoned actors you also have Neha Dhupia to add to the Oomph factor. more -Paresh-Rawal’s-international-calling-‘-The-Virgin-Goat ‘Mere Baap Pehle Aap’ might have crashed at the Box Office but actor Paresh Rawal career is undoubtedly going great guns. The actor better known as Heri Pheri’s ‘ Babu Bhaiya’ is all set to achieve yet another milestone professionally as he gears up to do his first international film- The Virgin Goat. The film, which is an international production, is touted to be a laugh riot that will have Paresh portraying the role of a villager who aims to get his goat mated. Speaking to reporters about more Nandita-Das-turns-director  Actress Nandita Das is all set to don the hat of director now. She wants to reinvent her career by getting into film direction. Actress Nandita Das is all set to don the hat of director now. Playing fabulous roles in films like Fire, Bawander, 1947 Earth and Maati Maay, Das now wants to reinvent her career by getting into film direction. The subject of her film deals with family ties and relationships. Das is very excited about her directorial venture. She says that she always wanted to direc more Rajpal-Yadav-does-it-again  After you venture out of 'Chup Chup Ke', the actor you remember most is not Shahid, not Kareena, not even Paresh Rawal but Rajpal Yadav. The real 'star' of the film, Rajpal Yadav has managed to steal the thunder away from right under the noses of so many other immensely talented actors. The first half of the film runs entirely on his small shoulders as he plays his 'mundu' act with élan. He gets the best dialogues to mouth, best scenes to enact to and best situations to make them further funny. Priyadarshan and more -Paresh-Rawal:-The-Actor-Who-Redifined-Comedy  By Pranay Mathur "naam sunte hi mujhe andaaz ho gaya tha ki tum filmi aur awara kisam ke lade ho" " woh to mai kha gaya, woh mai mast tel mein fry karke, woh mai kha gaya" "tera naam kya hai, raam...nahi shaam...are tu koi bhi aam ho" "devi ka prasad mandir mein, yahan nahi" "utha le re baba, utha le, mere ko nahi re, in dono ko utha le.." "raam raam, yeh patni hai...ke panauti hai" "chup kar nahi to kheech ke doonga" he more -Paresh-Rawal:-The-Actor-Who-Redifined-Comedy  "naam sunte hi mujhe andaaz ho gaya tha ki tum filmi aur awara kisam ke lade ho" " woh to mai kha gaya, woh mai mast tel mein fry karke, woh mai kha gaya" "tera naam kya hai, raam...nahi shaam...are tu koi bhi aam ho" "devi ka prasad mandir mein, yahan nahi" "utha le re baba, utha le, mere ko nahi re, in dono ko utha le.." "raam raam, yeh patni hai...ke panauti hai" "chup kar nahi to kheech ke doonga" heard that before? obviously you more Diesel-shortage-to-hit-Chiru-rally-hard  The temple town of Tirupathi is reeling under a severe shortage of diesel. The shortage has become so acute that the 30 odd petrol bunks in and around Tirupathi have been forced to put up ‘No Diesel’ boards at all their outlets. The ring gas prices have forced the oil companies to ration Diesel to the outlets. Now the companies are releasing to these outlets based on actual sales. The diesel that a petrol dealer got yesterday was sold out in just five hours flat. Thousands of vehicles are expe more Maan-Gaye-Mughal-E-Azam  After winning accolades for his writing [dialogues] in PARTNER, Sanjay Chhel is back to his first love -- direction. After making two films, KHOOBSURAT and KYAA DIL NE KAHAA, Chhel is planning to direct two films one after the other. The first, titled MAAN GAYE MUGHAL-E-AZAM, is a comedy, while the second is titled PATEL – PUNJABI [it was initially titled KHANNA – PATEL]. “MAAN GAYE MUGHAL-E-AZAM stresses on humour. It’s a dhamaal film, but not a mindless entertainer. There’s a pur more Now,-one-more-Hera-Pheri!  Get ready for yet another laugh riot featuring the loveable trio of Baburao, Raju and Shyam. If you aren’t sated by the comic camaraderie between Akshay Kumar , Paresh Rawal and Sunil Shetty in the recently released Phir Hera Pheri , here’s some good news. The film’s producer Firoz Nadiadwala is moving ahead with plans to make the third installment of the film. The first version Hera-Pheri was directed by Priyadarshan . The second version, ‘Phir Hera Pheri’, failed to match up to its prequel. It was directed by more |
