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Moh Moh Ke Dhage (Dum Laga Ke Haisha) Piano Notes

Moh Moh Ke Dhage (Dum Laga Ke Haisha) Piano Notes Available On Piano Mint. Moh Moh Ke Dhage Easy Piano Notes For Beginners. Step By Step Piano Learning Online. Song : Moh Moh Ke Dhage Movie : Dum Laga Ke Haisha Singer : Papon, Monali Thakur Western Notes : www.pianodaddy.com, www.pianomint.com, Classical Sargam Notes : www.sargambook.com Guitar / Piano Chords : https://chords.pianodaddy.com Staff Sheet : http://sheetmusic.pianodaddy.com Moh moh.. F#F#AGF#ED Moh moh ke dhaage F#GAD+BA F#AGF#ED hmmm... F#EF#EF#EF# EDC#B-A- Yeh moh moh ke dhaage DEF#F#F#F#GEDC# Teri ungliyon se ja uljhe DEAEF#EDC#DD Read the full article

Bhumi Pednekar wins global honour; ‘Face of Asia’ award

Bhumi Pednekar wins global honour; ‘Face of Asia’ award - But at the same time flew to Busan to attend Busan Film Festival where her other film Dolly Kitty Aur Woh Chamakte Sitaare is competing. Bhumi Pednekar has stood out as one of the most exciting young actors of Bollywood since her debut Dum Laga Ke Haisha. Known for her keenness to experiment on screen she will soon turn into an aged sharp shooter from rural Haryana in Saandh Ki Aankh for her next release. But at the same time flew to Busan to attend Busan Film Festival where her other film Dolly Kitty Aur Woh Chamakte Sitaare is competing. Suprisingly at the festival Bhumi won the ‘Face of Asia’ award. Over 150 filmmakers and celebrities attended this event. Accepting the award Bhumi said, “I am humbled and very touched that my work has resonated with audiences and critics in Busan. It’s my first international win so I am very proud of it. I have aspired to act in films that have something important to say and have worked sincerely to deliver convincing performances. I hope to be part of brilliant cinema that will be liked and remembered fondly in future. I would want to thank my entire cast, my director Alankrita Shrivastava and my producers Ekta Kapoor and Ruchikaa Kapoor for this great opportunity.” Bhumi Pednekar wins global honour; ‘Face of Asia’ award Read the full article

Sonchiriya: Bhumi Pednekar worked hard at being unrecognisable

Sonchiriya: Bhumi Pednekar worked hard at being unrecognisable - Bhumi Pednekar has had only three releases so far, but she’s striving for perfection with every film. Ever since the trailer her upcoming movie, Sonchiriya, have been out, the actress is pleased to hear how she looked unrecognisable and became the character she’s portraying in this dacoit drama. After all, she had to endure long hours for her make-up sessions every day, to undergo the metamorphosis into her character.    A source tells us that the actress wore a lot of make-up for this Abhishek Chaubey-directorial, to make her skin look sunburnt, weather-beaten and pigmented. “The idea was to get her tanned down three to four shades to make her resemble someone who works under the sun in the arid, hot, burnt Chambal valley. It was quite a process every single day for her to look the part,” explains our informer. It sure is commendable for a cool urban girl-next-door to constantly change herself for her on-screen avatars and carry difficult parts with conviction. After starting her movie career as an overweight but self-assured woman in her debut, Dum Laga Ke Haisha (2015), she has consistently taken diverse roles in her subsequent ventures like Toilet: Ek Prem Katha, Shubh Mangal Saavdhan (2017) and the anthology, Lust Stories (2018). “In Sonchiriya, Bhumi plays a village girl from the 1970s Chambal who picks up the gun to fight for what she believes in. So her constant endeavour is to attempt something different in every film she does,” points out our source. Sonchiriya: Bhumi Pednekar worked hard at being unrecognisable Read the full article

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Varun Dhawan - Anushka Sharma Paired For YRF's Sui Dhaaga - Made in India!!!

Varun Dhawan - Anushka Sharma Paired For YRF's Sui Dhaaga - Made in India!!! #SuiDhaaga, #‎YRF, #AnushkaSharma, #VarunDhawan, #‎DumLagaKeHaisha‬ ‪

Yash Raj Films had delivered a pleasant surprise with the runaway hit Dum Laga Ke Haisha. Written and directed by Sharat Katariya and produced by Maneesh Sharma, the film made great impact with the National Film Award for Best Feature Film in Hindi and mainstream film awards. Now the duo are set to bring a second film, SUI DHAAGA, with Varun Dhawan and Anushka Sharma. The film will feature these…

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Moh Moh Ke Dhage (Dum Laga Ke Haisha) Piano Notes

Moh Moh Ke Dhage (Dum Laga Ke Haisha) Piano Notes Available On Piano Mint. Moh Moh Ke Dhage Easy Piano Notes For Beginners. Step By Step Piano Learning Online. Song : Moh Moh Ke Dhage Movie : Dum Laga Ke Haisha Singer : Papon, Monali Thakur Western Notes : www.pianodaddy.com, Classical Sargam Notes : www.sargambook.com Guitar / Piano Chords : https://chords.pianodaddy.com Staff Sheet : http://sheetmusic.pianodaddy.com Read the full article

‘My character in Sonchiriya has been the strongest’: Bhumi Pednekar

‘My character in Sonchiriya has been the strongest’: Bhumi Pednekar - Last year, Bhumi Pednekar was missing in action on the big screen, though she was seen in Lust Stories, an anthology of four short films on a digital platform. But 2019 will see the talented performer having a couple of releases starting with Sonchiriya. The film, which is set in the ravines of Chambal, has the Toilet: Ek Prem Katha actress play a feisty character alongside Sushant Singh Rajput. The 29-year-old, who has been essaying strong women characters ever since her debut in Dum Laga Ke Haisha (2015), considers her rustic avatar to be the most challenging till date. Here, she talks about her unique prep for the role and more. Excerpts... From an overweight girl in Dum Laga Ke Haisha to being completely deglam in Sonchiriya, you have no qualms experimenting with your look. Don’t you feel apprehensive about how it will be received? Honestly, no. When I play a character, I am completely disconnected from Bhumi, the person. I become the character. In Sonchiriya, the transformation was worked upon extensively right from the discolouration on my face to pigmentation due to sun exposure, the roughness of the skin texture, etc. I had to stop grooming myself for a couple of months. No going to the parlour, no manicure, waxing, skin or hair treatment. The only make-up was to get tan and darkness around the face. In fact, when I would drape the sari and have freckles on my face, I would become a different person. Recently, when I had to don that look for the promotions, I thought I appeared beautiful. What prompted you to take up the film? Abhishek Chaubey (director) has been on my bucket list. I have seen all his films, and especially loved Ishqiya (2010). But I was blown away by Udta Punjab (2016). So when I got a call from him, I was surprised. There was a gut feeling that I wanted to be a part of this phenomenal story of courage and spirit. It’s a humane story that comes from a region known for its lawlessness and harshness. The actioner is set ’70s during the Emergency period. It’s more than 40 years ago, but still relevant. That’s what stayed back with me after the narration. A lot of things that the director Abhsihek Chaubey has tried to comment on still exist; be it the caste divide, status war or the atrocities that women face. It’s the sheer consequence of revenge. Sonchiriya is an action-packed revenge drama. There’s so much happening in the movie that you start feeling for the characters. What kind of prep did you have to do for the role? In my first meeting with Chaubey sir, he told me categorically that in order to be a part of this film, I had to be physically, mentally and emotionally strong. He gave us that kind of training, too. We learnt the Bundelkhandi dialect. Ram Diwakar, who plays an important character in the film, trained us as he is from Chambal. We became so fluent in the language that we conversed in it on the sets even with the crew. As compared to other films, my physical training for this was different. I designed my workout around my character’s daily chores. I represent a girl, who does a lot of physical labour. Women there walk several kilometers to get water and carry 8-10 litres on their head, at times, with children on their back. To make myself stronger, I used to walk around Aram Nagar, barefoot, with some kind of weight on my back, either aate ki bori or chawal ki bori.

To what extent did this help while shooting? We conditioned ourselves to such an extent that we felt we belonged to the region. So much so that even being pricked by thorns or the insects scurrying around didn’t get a reaction from us. The film is full of action, so we also trained in gun work, but it was all raw. Also, this is the first time I am doing action. The director spoke to us extensively about the character. Since it’s in the ’70s, it’s before modernisation took place. Women lived such a suppressed life, they did not know what the options were. My character shows a lot of strength and courage, but it is a reaction to the circumstances she is in. Women inherently are extremely strong, but their strength is only shown when they go through some dire situation. As we can see in the trailer, the characters speak a lot in Bundelkhandi. Won’t this be a hindrance as many viewers cannot understand the language? Not really. The beauty of cinema is that it’s an audio-visual medium. The audio has a strong visual supporting it. The language won’t be tough, it’s not alien from Hindi. A few minutes into the film and you’ll understand it. Chambal is a huge character in the movie and we had to make it as authentic to the area as possible. The language is not a hindrance in any way, it only uplifts the film. How was it working with Sushant Singh Rajput? Sushant is a passionate actor and so am I. We bonded on those grounds. He is a fit guy and did a lot of prep to get into the layers of the character. Sushant, Manoj sir (Bajpayee), Ranvir Shorey, Ashutosh sir (Rana) and I had a blast shooting for it. We used to improvise and help each other, there was never any kind of insecurity or ego battle. The entire cast needed to be synchronised for the film to be what it is. Of all the characters you have played so far, which has been the strongest? I honestly cannot pick one, but what I have done in Sonchiriya is most different. I did not know what life in 1970 was like and the entire process made me realise that such a big section is still living under suppression. They are still trying to find their freedom. This has been my strongest character. ‘My character in Sonchiriya has been the strongest’: Bhumi Pednekar Read the full article

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‘My family never put an obstacle in my way’: Kajol

‘My family never put an obstacle in my way’: Kajol - Kajol's next outing, Helicopter Eela, is less than a week away from hitting the screens. The film sees her in the protagonist’s role, which reflects the changing norm in Bollywood that doesn’t place the spotlight only on younger heroines anymore. Always known to be unabashed and unapologetic about her opinion, the actress tells us why she thinks this trend is beneficial for actresses of all ages. She also gives her take on the housewife vs working mother debate and explains how a supportive family can make the biggest difference. Over to her... Last year, there was a debate when Mira Rajput said that she cannot be a working mother. What’s your take on it? I think it’s a personal choice, as to when you feel ready to go back to work. I had a working mother (Tanuja) all through my life, but I don’t feel any less close to her or love her any lesser. It’s something that every woman faces and acts upon. Some choose to work while others don’t; your children would respect you equally, whether you are at home baking cookies or in office finishing assignments. In the film, the mother gives up on her dreams. Do you have an unfulfilled desire of continuing to work? Not really, because I have been really lucky in that respect. If I wanted to do something, I pretty much did it. My dream was to stay at home and take care of my kids and I did. When I wanted to work, I did. Yes, but I do want to travel to different places that I haven’t been able to. I want to take my children with me and I’ll make that happen as well. So, there are no desires that are unfulfilled, but there are a lot of wishes that I’ve to act upon. Would you credit your supportive family for the same? Yes, along with my husband Ajay (Devgn), I have my mother-in-law and mother to thank the most. My ma-in-law told me, ‘Beta, aap tension mat lo. Aap kaam pe jao. Hum hain na. Hum kis liye hain?’ Nobody put an obstacle in my way. Maybe because they also knew I’d probably overcome those hurdles. Nobody even tried, so I was lucky. Roles being written for women today defy pre-conceived notions. Comment. I think it’s a reflection of what our society is saying today. Films have always been and will be that. When you have a film like Wonder Woman doing so well, it’s because people now believe that a woman can also save the world. There’s a subtext in female-oriented films being made now. Suddenly, the society has started looking at the feminine gender in a different way. That’s why there have been such roles of late, whether a Tumhari Sulu (2017) or a Dum Laga Ke Haisha (2015). We’re accepting them. It’s not only a question of writing a film anymore; it’s about the movie being viewed by a wider audience and raking in money. Do you think box-office numbers have given producers more confidence to make such films? Absolutely! The audience has changed. They are willing to put their money where their mouth is. Finally, we have a much wider female audience that says, ‘I’ll watch it with all my girlfriends’. Maybe they didn’t have too many choices earlier. We are a service-based industry and make films for the audience. It’s not a home video meant for our personal collection. Is there a change of perception towards married actresses as well? We are talking about woman empowerment. Somewhere down the line, I believe we have to change the perspective we have of ourselves. Do you really believe that when you are married, everything is dead and over? If you believe that, then it will happen. We have had Meena Kumari, Saira Banu, Sharmila Tagore, my mother, Sridevi, Madhuri Dixit-Nene and Kareena Kapoor Khan, too, today. So this is a myth. It has nothing to do with whether women are married or not. It’s about the type of roles that change. Once you tie the knot, people just expect more from you, as a society. You have to take that into consideration when you are picking up a role or a film. And it’s not difficult. That’s something you’ve done efficiently. Is there something you’d consciously stay away from? I honestly don’t see myself doing three scenes and a song or a pointless film anymore. If I have to do just one scene, it has to be the most fantastic, amazing one ever. People should be left like, ‘Oh, my God!’ That’s what I will do. I did inconsequential stuff at one point. That was a conscious decision then. But not anymore, not in this space of things at least. Do you think the digital revolution has also brought better projects for actors of all ages? Most definitely. Earlier, if you joined films, there was nothing else you could do. You either succeeded at a spectacular rate or you failed miserably and couldn’t do anything with your life. With digital media, there are so many other productive things you can do rather than just being an actor. It’s given you that much security. Are you open to doing a digital-only film or series? I’d love to. I just want to act and not restrict myself to a particular medium. I’ve been offered web series and TV shows. But things haven’t worked out for different reasons. I hope it does at some point. ‘My family never put an obstacle in my way’: Kajol Read the full article