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Showing posts with label Randeep Hooda. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Randeep Hooda. Show all posts

Friday, July 13, 2012

Yeh Kasoor - Jism 2


Yeh Kasoor song of Jism 2
Director: Pooja Bhatt
Cast: Sunny Leone, Arunoday Singh, Randeep Hooda

Wednesday, July 11, 2012

Jism 2 has a Dhoble connection


Pooja Bhatt says, “Bizarre but true. Randeep’s character Kabir is a rave-busting, idealistic cop. In the present scenario, I am told by most that he reminds them of Dhoble!”

Party pooper?

Several residents of Mumbai have taken to social networking sites to criticize Dhoble’s ‘antics’. Incidentally, a few weeks back when the Dhoble-bashing was at its peaks, the makers of Tusshar Kapoor’s upcoming sex comedy decided to include a new line that goes like, “Chal party jaldi khatam kar warna Dhoble aa jaega” in one of the sequences in the film.
Tusshar, however, maintains a diplomatic stand on the topic. 

He says, “Yes, the line was prompted by what’s become the topic of discussion today. We aren’t taking a stand on the moral policing issue. Dhoble is doing his job and I’m doing mine as an actor. I just think that if something needs to be changed, we should pass a law.”

Thursday, July 5, 2012

Neetu Chandra: Randeep Hooda is my Hero

Neetu Chandra:  Randeep Hooda is my Hero
The actress on why preparing for her next role is a cakewalk for her 


Back from shooting for a Greek-English film in Cyprus, Neetu Chandra is busy gearing up for her next project. She will be playing a Kathak dancer of the 1930s British India in the film.

And since the actress has always taken an active interest in dance, preparing for the role was never going to be difficult. “I have always been inclined towards music and dance. As a result, I move in a certain rhythm, ” Neetu says matter-of-factly. 

According to her, learning Kathak defined her personality during her school days when she was introduced to it. While she also regularly practises martial art, 28-year-old adds, “I have been practising classical dance forms too. I have been dancing since I was a kid. Kathak is the base of all dance forms and it instills discipline in the person who whole-heartedly practices it.” 


Down under


Neetu has three upcoming releases this year, and incidentally they are in three different languages. Noted South film director Ameer Sultan’s next is one of them. The actress has also done several Tamil and Telugu films in the recent past. Has she firmly set her eyes on concentrating in South films for the time being?

Neetu points out, “People just assume I’m stuck down South, ” and adds that Tamil cinema is the backbone of present-day Hindi film industry, “So many remakes are being made in Bollywood. By that logic, I should be more than happy to be working with the very original!”

Hero Hooda

While being not so forthcoming to talk about her relationship with beau Randeep Hooda, Neetu feels he is an inspiration for newbies in Bollywood. She says, “He’s an example for newcomers from non-filmi background. But we ought to remember that it took him nearly a decade of struggling to get where he is today.”

Randeep Hooda makes cameo in Cocktail


Actor Randeep Hooda, last seen in "Jannat 2", is set to make a cameo in Saif Ali Khan-starrer "Cocktail".

"He (Randeep) just has a special appearance in the film. He has been kind enough to do it. He is an experienced actor and he doesn't think if a role is big or small, " Dinesh Vijan, co-producer of "Cocktail", told.

Randeep, who is in the cast of films like "Jism 2" and "Heroine", was brought on board by Homi Adjania, who has directed the romantic comedy.

"Homi has a good equation with him and when Homi asked, he agreed. It's just a special appearance, " added Vijan.

"Cocktail", releasing July 13, also features Deepika Padukone and marks the Bollywood debut of model Diana Penty.

Tuesday, July 3, 2012

'Jism 2 TV promos will be toned down'

`Jism 2 TV promos will be toned down`
Actor-turned-producer Dino Morea says his forthcoming "Jism 2" is an A-movie and he will launch its television promos Tuesday. The content will be a toned down as compared to the bold online version.


"The TV promos will be censored. We do respect the censor board. What we can't release on TV, we are releasing online. With TV you don't have a choice, but when you will go to see the film, you do have a choice to buy your tickets, " Dino, who is co-producing the film with Pooja Bhatt's Fish Eye Network, told.

"Yes, it is an A-film. We have asked for an A-certificate. The film is in the post production stage right now. The first promo of 'Jism 2' will be released on TV from tomorrow (Tuesday), a censored version. We are planning to release our first trailer with either 'Bol Bachchan' or 'Cocktail', " he added.

Directed by Pooja Bhatt, "Jism 2", a sequel to 2003 release "Jism", has Randeep Hood, Arunoday Singh and Sunny Leone in the cast and it is expected to scorch the screens with its steamy content when it hits screens Aug 3. 

The first time producer Dino claims the response to online promos has been phenomenal. 

"We released our first promo online on Friday and second promo just today (Monday) afternoon. We crossed million hits in 36 hours. The reviews are phenomenal so far."


Always keen to try his hands in production, Dino approached Pooja, who directed him in "Holiday". 


"Pooja and I share a very good relationship...I always wanted to get into production. So I asked Pooja if I could co-produce 'Jism 2' with her. She happily agreed and that is how it happened, " the 37-year-old said.

Mahesh Bhatt, writer of "Jism 2", feels the censored version for TV was necessary to meet the standards set by the censor board. 

"Whenever we release any promos on TV, we need to meet the requirement of U/A certificate by the censor board. You have to alter your promos to meet the standards set by the censor board for TV. But there is no conflict on this." 

"So, basically the uncensored version will go online and a toned down, censored or acceptable version for all age (group) will go on TV. This is our double barrel market planning, " he added.

Monday, July 2, 2012

Is Sunny Leone's 'Jism 2' hot song inspired by Turkish song?

The music of Pooja Bhatt's forthcoming film's title song is copied from the Turkish singer Bengu's song 'Unut Beni'

The music for the film has been scored by debutant Arko Mukherjee. Is he another Pritam in the making? Ouch!

Sunny Leone and Randeep Hooda in the song from 'Jism 2'

Thursday, June 28, 2012

You can see Jism 2 songs with adult content only on the internet

You can see Jism 2 songs with adult content only on the internet
Filmmaker Pooja Bhatt has chosen to promote "Jism 2" songs with adult content through internet, "a more than worthy competitor of TV", rather than showing them on television channels.


"We have six songs in 'Jism 2'. Only three cater to a universal audience without losing their essence. The other three cannot be made to seem asexual! Hence, we will only submit to the censor board and plug on TV those songs of 'Jism 2' what WE feel is appropriate for a family audience," Pooja tweeted.

"The three 'Jism 2' songs that cater to the average thinking, discerning, passionate, ADULTS may be viewed freely and by CHOICE across the internet," she added.

The movie, a sequel to the 2003 film, features Indo-Canadian porn star Sunny Leone, with Arunoday Singh and Randeep Hooda. It is expected to be a steamy affair, and so it shouldn't be a surprise if the songs are shot in a certain way. 

Pooja, daughter of filmmaker Mahesh Bhatt, is glad T-Series, which owns the film's music rights, is in resonance with her decision. 

"Delighted that @_Tseries is in absolute agreement with us with regards to NOT releasing watered down versions of 'Jism 2' trailers on TV. This is the FIRST time a mainstream film has chosen the internet and social media as a MORE than worthy competitor to television," she added.


The actress-turned-director, who went behind the camera for the first time in 2003 for "Paap", says she is happy being different. 


"So THANK YOU censor board. The supposed roadblock you provided is actually a gateway to a brand new, sane and fair way forward for ALL!" Pooja wrote. 

"I refuse to join the schizophrenic creed of filmmakers who peddle smut yet crave 'respectability'. You can't have your cake and eat it too! And if I do not get a 11 p.m. slot on TV for 'Jism 2', I would rather go the DTH way. Amputation of one's inherent vision is for the weak," she added.

"Jism 2" marks Sunny Leone's debut in Bollywood

Thursday, June 21, 2012

Saheb Biwi Aur Gangster sequel: Randeep shown the door?


The actor is no longer a part of ‘Saheb Biwi Aur Gangster’ sequel as he couldn't make it on time for the shoot due to date problems

Randeep Hooda, who won several accolades for his role in Saheb Biwi Aur Gangster, is no longer a part of the film’s sequel. Initially slated to play a vital character, Hooda could not make it on time for the shoot due to date problems. Director Tigmanshu Dhulia has done away with the entire track featuring Hooda and Mahi Gill.

A source informs, “Randeep was always supposed to be a part of the sequel. However, the dates clashed with the shooting of Jism 2. He has been shooting for Jism 2 in Sri Lanka and could not make it to Gujarat where the shooting of the sequel of Saheb Biwi… is about to be wrapped up.

Although Jism 2 unit is back, Randeep had to juggle between his dates for Heroine and Shooter and was unable to make it to Gujarat. Incidentally his track had him and Mahi Gill and now Tigmanshu has decided to do away with it.”

Randeep Hooda tells us, “I am trying to make it and be a part of the sequel but I have been shooting back to back for my three films and it’s hectic. So I have been unable to shoot for the film.”

Producer Rahul Mitra says, “As we all know that Randeep dies in the first part and we were thinking of bringing him back as a character which Mahi’s imagines or hallucinates. But he had date problems and with my schedule almost over with just two days work remaining, we decided to do away with the track.

It wasn’t a major role anyway and we had no need to add any other track. We would have loved to have Randeep in the film as he is a very dear friend but what to do? Our film is 95 per cent complete.”

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