jitendershooda
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This is the mind set we require bhai. Good words for one who is doing something irespective of the party and also keeping him on ground by reminding of actions.
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This is the mind set we require bhai. Good words for one who is doing something irespective of the party and also keeping him on ground by reminding of actions.
hemanthooda
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Deepender looks like doing his homework & then going to Sansad...
Looks impressive...
Looks impressive...
"हाथ में दराती, कंधे कस्सी , सर पे जबर भरोटा स ,sir,
we need more discussion on this topic, we have a good plateform.
सारी उम्र कमाने वाले फिर भी तेरे टोटा स ||"
http://www.tribuneindia.com/2009/20090624/ttlife1.htm
In the city for a promotional event, we catch up the star cast of Kisaan
While visiting your relatives or friends in Punjab, how many times have you looked out of the car window and admired the lush green fields that sway in bliss. How many times did you think about the hands, which have relentlessly worked under the sweltering sun, in the foggy mornings? How often? But, a modest looking actor from Bollywood did. So fascinated and curious was he that he sat down on the Internet for an advanced study on farmers and their problems in North India. After a dedicated research and shooting on the topic, he is ready to showcase the final product, Kisaan-a Sohail Khan production is a story of the farmer.
At Kriti Diamonds-exclusive Nakshatra Universe branded jewellery boutique in sector-35, we talk to the star cast of the movie. Present were Sohail Khan, Nauheed Cyrusi, Romeo, Diya Mirza, Punnet Sira to facilitate Akanksha, student from the city who has bagged a trip to Switzerland. Over to the stars, especially the farmer Jigar played by Sohail Khan, who has placed the love for his land above everything else. "The idea for Kisaan came when I came to Chandigarh for shooting of Heroes," says Sohail. "I saw the cultural difference in the city and one had to travel just about 5 kms outside the city. It was an urban and rural divide that caught my attention. But, mostly it was the problem of farmers that made me sit up, notice, read and make a movie on it." Adds Sohail, who is leaving for Delhi on Wednesday for the promotion of the movie, "I heard about the land grabbing problem, and how corporates were taking over land to make malls. Also, while talking to the people here, I felt that the love and attachment for the land is different amongst the younger and the older generation. This is whole idea of the kissan."
A turban or lets get authentic parna wearing Sohail does look pretty close to the character. However, off late we heard of many stars playing Punjabi characters, and dressing up like a real sardar. A marketing strategy? "Kisaan the story of a farmer, his sons, and how they hold two different point of views about their land," puts in the pretty at ease Sohail. "The theme of the film revolved around the farmers of North India, for which we had to gear up authentically. The movie wouldn't have turned out this way had we shot it in Maharashtra." This looks like no frivolous stuff. The passion looms large in Sohail's eyes. "Nevertheless, we wanted to send the message without being preachy. So, there is fair amount of entertainment as well." Before, the bouncers whisked him away; we had one last question to throw. Projects in pipeline? "Mr and Mrs Khanna, not before Sohail adds that he just saw the problem and made a movie on it. And now it is for the audiences to find it light or heavy. We see time for more questions? Three Khan bhai's in one frame. "Yes. Wait for the release of Amar Akbar Anthony." What about the much talked about recession? Offers Sohail, with a warm smile, "Good work never gets affected by recession." Sure it doesn't.
जब इस शहरी खान साहब के एक किसान के दर्द का अहसास हो सकता हैं तो माहरे आल्या के बेरा न कब होगा जबकि माहरे आल्या ने तो इस दर्द को नजदीक से देखा सहा हैं और सह भी रहे हैं | अब देखो खान साहब किसान के दर्द को अपनी फिल्म में किस कदर तक उतारने में कामयाब होते हैं |
In the city for a promotional event, we catch up the star cast of Kisaan
While visiting your relatives or friends in Punjab, how many times have you looked out of the car window and admired the lush green fields that sway in bliss. How many times did you think about the hands, which have relentlessly worked under the sweltering sun, in the foggy mornings? How often? But, a modest looking actor from Bollywood did. So fascinated and curious was he that he sat down on the Internet for an advanced study on farmers and their problems in North India. After a dedicated research and shooting on the topic, he is ready to showcase the final product, Kisaan-a Sohail Khan production is a story of the farmer.
At Kriti Diamonds-exclusive Nakshatra Universe branded jewellery boutique in sector-35, we talk to the star cast of the movie. Present were Sohail Khan, Nauheed Cyrusi, Romeo, Diya Mirza, Punnet Sira to facilitate Akanksha, student from the city who has bagged a trip to Switzerland. Over to the stars, especially the farmer Jigar played by Sohail Khan, who has placed the love for his land above everything else. "The idea for Kisaan came when I came to Chandigarh for shooting of Heroes," says Sohail. "I saw the cultural difference in the city and one had to travel just about 5 kms outside the city. It was an urban and rural divide that caught my attention. But, mostly it was the problem of farmers that made me sit up, notice, read and make a movie on it." Adds Sohail, who is leaving for Delhi on Wednesday for the promotion of the movie, "I heard about the land grabbing problem, and how corporates were taking over land to make malls. Also, while talking to the people here, I felt that the love and attachment for the land is different amongst the younger and the older generation. This is whole idea of the kissan."
A turban or lets get authentic parna wearing Sohail does look pretty close to the character. However, off late we heard of many stars playing Punjabi characters, and dressing up like a real sardar. A marketing strategy? "Kisaan the story of a farmer, his sons, and how they hold two different point of views about their land," puts in the pretty at ease Sohail. "The theme of the film revolved around the farmers of North India, for which we had to gear up authentically. The movie wouldn't have turned out this way had we shot it in Maharashtra." This looks like no frivolous stuff. The passion looms large in Sohail's eyes. "Nevertheless, we wanted to send the message without being preachy. So, there is fair amount of entertainment as well." Before, the bouncers whisked him away; we had one last question to throw. Projects in pipeline? "Mr and Mrs Khanna, not before Sohail adds that he just saw the problem and made a movie on it. And now it is for the audiences to find it light or heavy. We see time for more questions? Three Khan bhai's in one frame. "Yes. Wait for the release of Amar Akbar Anthony." What about the much talked about recession? Offers Sohail, with a warm smile, "Good work never gets affected by recession." Sure it doesn't.
जब इस शहरी खान साहब के एक किसान के दर्द का अहसास हो सकता हैं तो माहरे आल्या के बेरा न कब होगा जबकि माहरे आल्या ने तो इस दर्द को नजदीक से देखा सहा हैं और सह भी रहे हैं | अब देखो खान साहब किसान के दर्द को अपनी फिल्म में किस कदर तक उतारने में कामयाब होते हैं |
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