Showing posts with label gangs of wasseypur. Show all posts
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Friday, 15 June 2012

Gangs Of Wasseypur : reviewa AND trailers

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http://www.naachgaana.com/2012/06/12/gangs-of-wasseypur-writer-faces-threat-to-life/

Even as Anurag Kashyap’s ambitious film Gangs of Wasseypur inches close to release, writer Syed Zeeshan Qadri finds himself in hot water. We hear he has been getting calls threatening him with life if he should ever return to Wasseypur.

Gangs of Wasseypur is set against the backdrop of Wasseypur, a small town near Dhanbad in Jharkhand, and revolves round the coal mafia in the region. Apparently, Qadri’s true-to-life story telling hasn’t gone down too well with some of the families involved and they are now out for revenge. As it is, the film is already in trouble with the residents of Wasseypur protesting the title as it could destroy their reputation.

A source close to Qadri told Mirror, “Syed is currently in Mumbai however he has spent his entire life in Wasseypur. Of late, he has been getting threat calls questioning his revealing so much about the coal mafia. The intensity of the threats is such that he has been dared to try and return to his hometown. There are many real-life characters in the film although Anurag maintains it’s a work of fiction.”

The source said, “Qadri is very scared right now. He has informed Anurag, who has asked him to lie low till the film’s release. Qadri’s family is still in his hometown but he cannot go back. Maybe, they will have to shift to Mumbai. For now, he is being very careful while answering his phone calls.”

It is learnt Syed has been barred from any communication with the media by the team of Gangs of Wasseypur.

Friday, 8 June 2012

The story of India : shangai

according to indian masala,

There are some films that you watch, not because you want (as Vidya Balan claims in ‘The Dirty Picture’) “entertainment, entertainment, entertainment”, but because they are a reflection of the times we live in, and if these movies didn’t get made, these chaotic times wouldn’t be chronicled for eternity.

Dibakar Banerjee certainly seems determined to be that chronicler for India. In his fourth film “Shanghai”, Banerjee keeps the grittiness of or “Khosla Ka Ghosla“, but gets more ambitious, with his canvas, dealing with murkier issues like urbanisation, development and the politics of today’s India.

In less than two hours, he manages to make a telling comment on the country we live in, the people who govern it, and most importantly, the people we think govern it. After all, as a character in George R R Martin’s epic “Game of Thrones” series says — “power resides where men believe it resides.”

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http://blogs.reuters.com/indiamasala/2012/06/07/shanghai-the-story-of-india/

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Shanghai : populer in india for indians

Shanghai opened to a poor response at multiplexes all over India with collections around the 25-30% mark. The collections where Emraan Hashmi films normally open well like CI, CP Berar and Nizam were also dull.

The high end multiplexes which might have opened well as that seems to be the likely target audience saw low collections. The DT and PVR chains in Delhi which mainly consist of premium multiplexes were only around 30%.


A Cocktail of Art in Basel

nternational contemporary art collectors will gather in Switzerland next week for an annual shopping spree.

Art Basel, the leading global fair for 20th- and 21st-century art, opens its doors to the general public Thursday until Sunday after a series of invitation-only viewings.

Some 65,000 collectors, museum curators, artists, dealers and other aficionados from around the world visited the event last year.

"Basel is small, but for a few days, it is the capital of the art world," says Helsinki dealer Ilona Anhava of Galerie Anhava.

She ticks off a number of factors that have made Art Basel a powerful global player since its foundation by a small group of Swiss dealers in 1970. These include the "super high quality of the art" and the presence of "all the important elephant galleries of the art market," while still retaining a feeling that "you have an opportunity to discover new things."

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