KarisHma Kapoor plans a 'filmy' comeback!!!!

Actress Karishma Kapoor is returning to films after a hiatus with Vikram Bhatt's next 3D venture 'Dangerous Ishq'. The film is a supernatural thriller and Bhatt's second 3D after the success of 'Haunted'. Karishma was last seen in Mere Jeevan Saathi that released in 2006. 

"When I first gave Karisma a narration, she loved the story and the script. It's a woman-centric film and she plays the main character. Dangerous Ishq is a supernatural thriller based on past-life regression. We start shooting in September in Rajasthan," Vikram said

Karishma had stopped working in movies after her marriage to industrialist Sanjay Kapoor in 2003. She is also a mother of daughter Samaira, who was born in 2005 and son Kiaan Raj, born in 2010). "It's a role I haven't done before. The script is very interesting and working in the 3D format will be a new experience for me," Karishma said. 

The 36-year-old actress, the granddaughter of Hindi cinema legend Raj Kapoor, started her film journey with 1991 film 'Prem Qaidi' and went on to deliver hits like 'Raja Babu', 'Andaz Apna Apna', 'Saajan Chale Sasural'. She won a national award for best supporting actress for her role in 'Dil To Pagal Hai' and earned critical acclaimed for movies like 'Fiza' and 'Zubeidaa'.

Best of Luck Karishma !!!!! Industry is ready to welcome you!!!!!!

 

Rules for clearer writing: In Management Sense

Rules for clearer writing: In Management Sense

"In business writing, you get points for clarity, not style. Instead of trying to wax poetic about your division's plans for the next 60 days, just make your point.”

Here are four ways to do that:
1. One idea per paragraph. Novels hold several complex ideas and emotions in a single paragraph. In business writing, limit your thoughts to one per paragraph. When you have another suggestion, thought or idea, start a new paragraph.
2. Put your point in the first sentence. Don't entice your readers with background information and build-up. No one has time for that. Make your primary point first. Then go into supporting detail.
3. Make it 'scannable.' Few people read every word in an email. Use headers and bullet points so that your audience can quickly scan your message and understand your point.
4. Humor -- or not. Humor typically doesn't work in business writing, so just say what you mean to say without the cute or sarcastic undertones.

Bheja Fry-2

Bheja Fry-2

Banner-Watchtower Pictures

Release Date-June 17, 2011

Language-Hindi

Genre-Comedy

Producer-Mukul Deora

Executive Producer / Co-Producer
Abhijit Chawathe
Sunny Khanna
Sharad Seksaria

Director-Sagar Ballary

Star Cast
Vinay Pathak...... Bharat Bhushan
Minissha Lamba...... Ranjini
Amole Gupte...... Raghu Burman
Kay Kay Menon...... Ajit Talwar
Suresh Menon...... M.T. Shekharan
Rahul Vohra...... Kapoor
Aditi Govitrikar
Rahul Singh
Virendra Saxena...... Viru Chacha

Cassettes and CD's on-T-Series

Singers
Shree D
Ishq Bector
Apeksha Dandekar
Vinay Pathak
Rekha Rao
Dolly Peters

Lyricist
Shree D
Sonny Ravan
Shakeel Azmi

Music Director
Ishq Bector
Sneha Khanwalkar
Sagar Desai

Background Music-Sagar Desai

Cinematography-Parixit Warrier

Editor-Suresh Pai

Screenplay-Sharad Kataria, Sagar Ballary

Sound-Tapas Nayak

Dialogue-Sharad Kataria

Costume-Archana Rao

Media Relations-Raindrop Media

Story / Writer- Sagar Ballary

After the head spinning fun riot of Bheja Fry, comes the sequel. Apart from shooting the movie in multiple foreign locations, the sequel will feature a fresh new star cast.Produced by the Mukul Deora and directed by Sagar Ballery, the movie stars KK Menon, Minissha Lamba, Suresh Menon and Amol Gupte.

Amole plays a looney character, called Raghu Burman in the film, and will be seen living in a thatched bamboo cottage on a secluded island. Interestingly enough, in order to create Amole Gupte’s house in Bheja Fry 2, the art department had to build a bamboo cottage for which they had to purchase an entire house in Indonesia which was then dismantled and rebuilt as per the creative requirement of the film.

Says a source, “Amole plays an whacked-out character, who lives in a bamboo shack on a deserted island. Instead of having a set of the house constructed and worked on, the producer Mukul Deora bought one in Indonesia itself. It's now christened the Bheja Fry House”