Stars at TV Shows

Turning 30- Promotion

Turning 30 is a humorous and heart-warming take on a single young woman’s journey of finding herself, discovering love and blossoming into a woman of substance. It’s a Naina’s story as she grapples with heartbreak and a crisis in her advertising career in the face of her 30th birthday, and as she fights her anxiety and fears about being 30 years old, Naina realises there’s a lot of growing up to be done. The film stars Gul Panag, Purab Kohli and others.

Recently the leading pair of the film, actors Gul Panag and Purab Kohli promoted their film at the Radio Mirchi FM Station, which is set to release on January 14th 2010. They had chatted with the RJ’s out there, had talked about their film, shared many experiences which happened during the shoot of the film, shared the chemistry between their co-actors, and also Gul and Purab shared their on-going kiss scene during the shoot of the film where the director said ‘Cut’, but they still continued it. Also they had lots of fun and tete-a-tete with all the listeners of Radio Mirchi.

Gul and Purab both were dressed in ‘Turning 30’ t-shirts and celebrated Christmas time by wearing Santa cap at Radio Mirchi FM Station.

Is Life Mein Screening

Special Screening of Isi Life Mein…! Last night, proud parents Anuradha and Vikas Kasliwal (CEO and Vice Chairman, Shree Ram Urban Infrastructure Ltd.) organized a special screening of daughter Vidhi Kasliwal’s directorial debut Isi Life Mein…! for family and friends at Inox, Nariman Point.

The screening of the new Rajshri Productions movie was attended by the producer Sooraj Barjatya, the star cast of the movie, Akshay Oberoi, Sandeepa Dhar along with Mohnish Bhel, Prachi Pandya amongst others.
The list of attendees included Noshir Talati of Talati and Panthaky, Bhagyashree, Anupam Kher, Imran Khan and Avantika Malik, Poonam Dhillon, Aarti and Kailash Surendranath, Aditya Hitkari and Divya Palat amongst others.
Bollywood seems to have welcomed the Isi Life Mein..! team with open arms and words of encouragement. The movie was enjoyed and appreciated by all.

Dil Toh Baccha Hai Ji Music launch

I hate fake

The Global IPR, a foundation dedicated to anti-piracy and adulteration of goods, in association with Prime Focus, has announced the launch of its 'I Hate Fake' campaign'. The campaign aims to encourage consumers to pledge against piracy and consumption of fake goods.
A star-studded event was hosted at Enigma, JW Marriot and saw attendance by TV actors, honchos from the music labels and digital sphere, and film personalities including Sanjay Dutt, Sunny Deol, Irfan Khan, Bappi Lahiri and Himesh Reshammiya. It also showcased performances by Himesh Reshammiya, Shibani Kashyap, Band of Boys and DJ Akbar Sami.
The ‘I Hate Fake’ campaign launch was also attended by leading personalities from media, entertainment, politics and industry. The likes of Anjala Zaveri, Sonal Chauhan, Sayali Bhagat, Deepak Tijori, Rohit and Ronit Roy, Karishma Tanna, Rajiv and Delnazz Paul, Kavita Kaushik, Aseem Merchant and many others from the television fraternity were seen supporting the cause.
Speaking on the occasion, M M Satish, Founder President, The Global IPR Foundation, said, “This anti-piracy night is an opening event to announce the launch of the ‘I Hate Fake’ Campaign. The idea behind the campaign is to get people from the entertainment industry take a pledge to fight piracy and stop buying pirated stuff and raise our voice against fake and adulterated goods.”
Siddhartha Roy, COO, Hungama Digital Media, said, “The digital industry is here to open up opportunities for consumers to buy original content. At Hungama, we are providing an ecosystem that encourages consumers to download entertainment legally. We believe that it is imperative for the consumers to understand the various avenues to enjoy all things original and therefore we support the cause of anti-piracy.”
Talking about the intellectual property rights, Namit Malhotra, Founder and Global CEO, Prime Focus, said “You hear and read about copyright and intellectual property rights infringement at all levels. A simple pledge like this will go a long way in curbing this illegal industry and eradicating piracy and adulteration from the root.”
Post the event, Global IPR Foundation will be launching a series of marathon 'Anti Pirathons', kick starting in Mumbai, Goa and then in other parts of the country.