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samedi 28 juin 2008 à 18:22
Youssra -> Pour U Me Aur Hum je le prends cette semaine ^^ ! mais vu ta critique, je pense que je vais également aimer...
Et bonnes vacances à tous
!
Ce message a été modifié par moshi fanel - samedi 28 juin 2008 à 18:22.
dimanche 29 juin 2008 à 18:38
cordy en live from tunisia!
j'ai beaucoup aimé U Me Aur Hum très bon film, j'aime bcp Ajay Devgan.
j'ai lu une review de Thoda Pyaar Thoda Magic et il parait que le film est bien, de toute façon j'aillais l'acheter lol
j'ai beaucoup aimé U Me Aur Hum très bon film, j'aime bcp Ajay Devgan.
j'ai lu une review de Thoda Pyaar Thoda Magic et il parait que le film est bien, de toute façon j'aillais l'acheter lol
dimanche 29 juin 2008 à 19:06
Lol, j'espère que tu t'amuses bien là bas, et pour GDN je vais d'abord essayer de me prendre Jab We Met *qui est actuellement en rupture de stock -poisse quand tu nous tiens 
-* Pour U Me Aur Hum et Thoda Pyaar Thoda Magic j'attends d'être sûr d'avoir une version intégrale et sous titré correctement...
Ce message a été modifié par moshi fanel - dimanche 29 juin 2008 à 19:07.
-* Pour U Me Aur Hum et Thoda Pyaar Thoda Magic j'attends d'être sûr d'avoir une version intégrale et sous titré correctement...
Ce message a été modifié par moshi fanel - dimanche 29 juin 2008 à 19:07.
dimanche 29 juin 2008 à 23:30
Idem pour ces deux films, ça tombe bien, j'ai des envies de Saif et de Rani!
Et la Tunisie, veinarde (y'en a qui prennent du bon temps
)
Sinon ce soir, je me suis refait Salaam namaste (que j'avais pas revu depuis un certain, pourtant le titre de ce topic!). Il est toujours sympa ( ) et puis ça fait du bien de voir Preity, fait pas grand chose en ce moment...
Et la Tunisie, veinarde (y'en a qui prennent du bon temps
)Sinon ce soir, je me suis refait Salaam namaste (que j'avais pas revu depuis un certain, pourtant le titre de ce topic!). Il est toujours sympa (
) et puis ça fait du bien de voir Preity, fait pas grand chose en ce moment...
lundi 30 juin 2008 à 10:27
Hello...Pour ma part ca va etre en live d algerie!!lol!!
J ai acheter u me aur hum mais j ai toujours pas vu....moshi je confirme les rupture de stock a GDN...
Quelqu un a vu chori chori avec rani et ajay???
J ai acheter u me aur hum mais j ai toujours pas vu....moshi je confirme les rupture de stock a GDN...
Quelqu un a vu chori chori avec rani et ajay???
mardi 01 juillet 2008 à 18:27
je viens de constater aujourd'hui ...et le dernier de Rani/Saif n'y est pas encore...! *un jour je verrai Jab We Met*Pour Chori Chori, non je ne l'ai pas vu. Cette semaine ça sera Ramjaane!
Ce message a été modifié par moshi fanel - mardi 01 juillet 2008 à 18:28.
jeudi 03 juillet 2008 à 22:04
vraiment il faut que tu le vois moshi ...Jab We Met !!
sinon ce soir c'est soirée bollywood sur M6 avec Coup de Foudre à Bollywood (bof) et Khabie Khuchie Khabie Gham en deuxième partie de soirée
Pour ma part je vais me faire Aaja Nachle ^^
sinon ce soir c'est soirée bollywood sur M6 avec Coup de Foudre à Bollywood (bof) et Khabie Khuchie Khabie Gham en deuxième partie de soirée
Pour ma part je vais me faire Aaja Nachle ^^
vendredi 04 juillet 2008 à 09:04
Je vais essayer de le voir la semaine prochaine chez un ami 
Sinon je n'ai pu voir que la première partie de K3G en VF -> rien ne vaut la VO! Rani sans sa voix cassée, Kajol sans ses mimiques et SRK
Sinon je n'ai pu voir que la première partie de K3G en VF -> rien ne vaut la VO! Rani sans sa voix cassée, Kajol sans ses mimiques et SRK
vendredi 04 juillet 2008 à 11:53
oui c'était pas top top en VF
vendredi 04 juillet 2008 à 18:34
Dernièrement, je me suis (enfin ) fait Dilwale dulhania le jayenge. Il est vraiment bien, même si j'ai eu un peu peur au début. Ce qui fait plaisir, c'est de voir le super couple, et Kajol est définitivement la meilleure ahlala....Tu nous manques Un petit bémol: les dernières minutes, une fin pouf pouf, un peu n'importe quoi.
Et aujourd'hui, première partie de Saathiya: même si je sens qu'il y a du potentiel (surtout Rani, aussi voire plus jolie que d'habitude, et un peu différente en plus) je le trouve pour l'instant un peu égal. Pas très entrainant quoi. J'espère que la seconde partie sera différente...
EDIT: j'adore Preity, vraiment, mais j'aimais bien ton précédent avatar aussi Youssra
Ce message a été modifié par Thosan - vendredi 04 juillet 2008 à 18:35.
) fait Dilwale dulhania le jayenge. Il est vraiment bien, même si j'ai eu un peu peur au début. Ce qui fait plaisir, c'est de voir le super couple, et Kajol est définitivement la meilleure ahlala....Tu nous manques Un petit bémol: les dernières minutes, une fin pouf pouf, un peu n'importe quoi.Et aujourd'hui, première partie de Saathiya: même si je sens qu'il y a du potentiel (surtout Rani, aussi voire plus jolie que d'habitude, et un peu différente en plus) je le trouve pour l'instant un peu égal. Pas très entrainant quoi. J'espère que la seconde partie sera différente...
EDIT: j'adore Preity, vraiment, mais j'aimais bien ton précédent avatar aussi Youssra
Ce message a été modifié par Thosan - vendredi 04 juillet 2008 à 18:35.
vendredi 04 juillet 2008 à 19:51
lequel ? je change tellement souvent 
... celui de Rani ?
... celui de Rani ?
vendredi 04 juillet 2008 à 20:29
Ah ça me rassure! L'horloge tournait peut-être, ou alors le manque d'idée....Une super fin, ça aurait été que l'imbécile assassin de colombes envoie une pastos dans la tête du père par accident ça aurait été super émouvant, et problème réglé en plus, plus de méchant monsieur qui s'oppose au mariage!
Je devrais faire scénariste de bollys
Pour l'avatar, je crois que tu l'avais hier ou ce matin, une femme avec une robe rouge...
ça aurait été super émouvant, et problème réglé en plus, plus de méchant monsieur qui s'oppose au mariage!Je devrais faire scénariste de bollys
Pour l'avatar, je crois que tu l'avais hier ou ce matin, une femme avec une robe rouge...
samedi 05 juillet 2008 à 10:01
salut tout le monde alors sa se passe les vacances moi c'est le boulot now
Pour la soirée bollywood je n'ai regardez que le premier flm , pour le deuxième sa m'a saouler qu'il soit en vf
sinon j'ai commencé hier soir à regardeer Jodhaa Akbar
Pour la soirée bollywood je n'ai regardez que le premier flm , pour le deuxième sa m'a saouler qu'il soit en vf
sinon j'ai commencé hier soir à regardeer Jodhaa Akbar
samedi 05 juillet 2008 à 10:32
salut....
j ai ressenti la meme chose en regardant la fin de DDLJ ...bref bon sur toute la ligne avec une fin baclée....Mais c est un bon bolly et ils sont mignons tous les deux...tous jeunes....
j ai ressenti la meme chose en regardant la fin de DDLJ ...bref bon sur toute la ligne avec une fin baclée....Mais c est un bon bolly et ils sont mignons tous les deux...tous jeunes....
samedi 05 juillet 2008 à 10:47
Shahid is scared to get involved with Vidya
Young actor Shahid Kapur is scared to get involved with a girl because of his split from lover Kareena Kapoor.
Sources in the industry have said that Shahid has become smitten with fellow Kismet Konnection actress Vidya Balan and wants to pursue a relationship with her. However, he is worried that she may also break his heart like Kareena did last year.
Kareena decided to ditch Shahid for Nawab Saif Ali Khan almost a year ago
Young actor Shahid Kapur is scared to get involved with a girl because of his split from lover Kareena Kapoor.
Sources in the industry have said that Shahid has become smitten with fellow Kismet Konnection actress Vidya Balan and wants to pursue a relationship with her. However, he is worried that she may also break his heart like Kareena did last year.
Kareena decided to ditch Shahid for Nawab Saif Ali Khan almost a year ago
samedi 05 juillet 2008 à 10:51
Saif speak….straight from the heart.
Why are you frowning so much in public these days?
Am I? If you're talking about the promos of Thoda Pyar Thoda Magic that's a frowning role.
Is it because of the prying eyes?
No. One should get comfortable with the public attention. I'll make an effort to look happier. I am happy. I've so much to look forward to. I'm doing so well professionally. I've a great personal life. I guess I'm just a frowning guy.I must stop that.
You're moody, that's all.
I guess I am. I can't help it.
You're leaving to shoot for your first home production?
Yes, I leave for London now. It's a love story and I'm proud to be producing it. It's very original, a little too original.
You mean it's bold?
Bold and beautiful. We shoot in London, San Francisco and Delhi. My partner Dinesh Vijan chose the locations.
You do want to spend as much time with Kareena as possible?
Obviously. Look, she's shooting in Australia and I had two months off. So obviously I'd go to visit her.Or if she's doing an event in Andheri and I can join her, I will. I know people will talk about it. I don't care.
Every relationship goes through a period of consolidation. We've been together for nine months. We both know how much we mean to each other.
Broken by the failure of Tashan?
Not at all. I liked the script. The role didn't end up the way I thought it would. It was edited quite a lot. As Aditya Chopra explained to me it was for the betterment of the film. But yeah, it was a disappointment. I won't pretend about that.
Race was a hit. But it was a terrible film.
Who cares what you think about it ? (laughs uproariously). It ran, and I was frowning throughout. A super-hit, that's nice. I enjoyed the wheel-dealer plot.
But James Hadley Chase came and went 20 years ago.
He's still a cool dude. I stand by Race. I stand by Tashan too. The director Victor, Akshay, Kareena and I shared a vision. It went wrong. The role was edited. Adi and I spoke about it. He said it was for the betterment of the narration.
Were you convinced?
Well….it has taken me a long time to get to the position of the main lead. And the man responsible for this in many ways is Adi Chopra who gave me Hum Tum and Salaam Namaste. I've always trusted Adi's judgement.
But Akshay Kumar had all the punchy dialogues.
You win some lose you lose some. I knew he had a stronger part. Our roles turned out different from what it was expected to. I really believed in the idea, and we all stood by it. Now let's see. It was great fun making the film and something really positive came out of it.
What's that?
I met Kareena during Tashan.That's enough for me.
You seem to be inaccessible to a lot of producers who want to sign you.
When I started out producers didn't understand the way I worked, and vice versa. A regular filmy set-up wasn't suited to me, not because of any snobbery but because I'm not at good improviser.
I needed my script and lines so I could work on them. For so long I was comfortable in my kind of world …you know, Dil Chahta Hai, Hum Tum…. I was a little wary of the more old-school directors.
I decided to venture out and try a cinema I thought I wouldn't be comfortable with. I worked with Abbas-Mastan. Today I'm open to working with anyone.
But you are still very picky?
Yes. Because no matter how many films you do you can't have more than 3-4 releases a year. So why do any more?
Why did you opt out of Farhan Akhtar's Voice From The Sky?
The dates and the finances weren't making sense. It's a great story. It's really sad that it didn't work out
Why are you frowning so much in public these days?
Am I? If you're talking about the promos of Thoda Pyar Thoda Magic that's a frowning role.
Is it because of the prying eyes?
No. One should get comfortable with the public attention. I'll make an effort to look happier. I am happy. I've so much to look forward to. I'm doing so well professionally. I've a great personal life. I guess I'm just a frowning guy.I must stop that.
You're moody, that's all.
I guess I am. I can't help it.
You're leaving to shoot for your first home production?
Yes, I leave for London now. It's a love story and I'm proud to be producing it. It's very original, a little too original.
You mean it's bold?
Bold and beautiful. We shoot in London, San Francisco and Delhi. My partner Dinesh Vijan chose the locations.
You do want to spend as much time with Kareena as possible?
Obviously. Look, she's shooting in Australia and I had two months off. So obviously I'd go to visit her.Or if she's doing an event in Andheri and I can join her, I will. I know people will talk about it. I don't care.
Every relationship goes through a period of consolidation. We've been together for nine months. We both know how much we mean to each other.
Broken by the failure of Tashan?
Not at all. I liked the script. The role didn't end up the way I thought it would. It was edited quite a lot. As Aditya Chopra explained to me it was for the betterment of the film. But yeah, it was a disappointment. I won't pretend about that.
Race was a hit. But it was a terrible film.
Who cares what you think about it ? (laughs uproariously). It ran, and I was frowning throughout. A super-hit, that's nice. I enjoyed the wheel-dealer plot.
But James Hadley Chase came and went 20 years ago.
He's still a cool dude. I stand by Race. I stand by Tashan too. The director Victor, Akshay, Kareena and I shared a vision. It went wrong. The role was edited. Adi and I spoke about it. He said it was for the betterment of the narration.
Were you convinced?
Well….it has taken me a long time to get to the position of the main lead. And the man responsible for this in many ways is Adi Chopra who gave me Hum Tum and Salaam Namaste. I've always trusted Adi's judgement.
But Akshay Kumar had all the punchy dialogues.
You win some lose you lose some. I knew he had a stronger part. Our roles turned out different from what it was expected to. I really believed in the idea, and we all stood by it. Now let's see. It was great fun making the film and something really positive came out of it.
What's that?
I met Kareena during Tashan.That's enough for me.
You seem to be inaccessible to a lot of producers who want to sign you.
When I started out producers didn't understand the way I worked, and vice versa. A regular filmy set-up wasn't suited to me, not because of any snobbery but because I'm not at good improviser.
I needed my script and lines so I could work on them. For so long I was comfortable in my kind of world …you know, Dil Chahta Hai, Hum Tum…. I was a little wary of the more old-school directors.
I decided to venture out and try a cinema I thought I wouldn't be comfortable with. I worked with Abbas-Mastan. Today I'm open to working with anyone.
But you are still very picky?
Yes. Because no matter how many films you do you can't have more than 3-4 releases a year. So why do any more?
Why did you opt out of Farhan Akhtar's Voice From The Sky?
The dates and the finances weren't making sense. It's a great story. It's really sad that it didn't work out
samedi 05 juillet 2008 à 10:52
How Snoop Dogg happened to SINGH IS KINNG!!
Even as the title track (featuring veteran rapper, Snoop Dogg) of SINGH IS KINNG goes into shoot in the States later this week, producer Vipul Shah reveals how this keenly anticipated track came about.
He said, "Bringing RDB (the UK-based band) on board SINGH IS KINNG was Akshay's (Kumar) idea. In fact, Akshay has been involved with so much to do with the film and that's why it's always a pleasure to have him. He goes beyond his role of an actor and displays complete dedication to the project."
The concept for the title track of SINGH IS KINNG was formed at the IIFA Awards in Sheffield, while Akshay and the RDB brothers were backstage. A source from RDB says, "Akshay wanted an innovative Hollywood-Bollywood alliance for SINGH IS KINNG to which we suggested to feature the king of Hiphop himself."
RDB formed this collaboration. The title track was created by the brothers in the UK and Canada and later shown to Pritam, the film's music composer. Originally he had rejected the idea of another producer creating the title track but once he heard it, he gracefully added it to the album of SINGH IS KINNG.
So was it easy to get Snoop to agree? Remarks Vipul, "Most certainly not. For an international star of his stature, India is a new country. They have their own systems, norms and practices for deals and appearances. We went through several discussions to figure out an appropriate business model. Snoop was well aware that he has many Indian and Asian fans, which is why he was very keen on having the correct platform for his first appearance in an Indian commercial project. We explained the grandness, scale and scope of our project to him, and how SINGH IS KINNG was one of the most awaited releases of the year, and arguably, the biggest film of 2008. Eventually he saw value in what we had to say, and the rest is history!
While the Pritam-composed 'Bas Ek Kinng' number is currently on air, the foot-tapping 'Labh Janjua'-rendered song, 'Jee Karda', shot in plush Egypt and picturised on Akshay-Katrina, will go on television later this week.
A Studio18 release SINGH IS KINNG hits the screens on August 8 with previews at select locations on August 7.
Even as the title track (featuring veteran rapper, Snoop Dogg) of SINGH IS KINNG goes into shoot in the States later this week, producer Vipul Shah reveals how this keenly anticipated track came about.
He said, "Bringing RDB (the UK-based band) on board SINGH IS KINNG was Akshay's (Kumar) idea. In fact, Akshay has been involved with so much to do with the film and that's why it's always a pleasure to have him. He goes beyond his role of an actor and displays complete dedication to the project."
The concept for the title track of SINGH IS KINNG was formed at the IIFA Awards in Sheffield, while Akshay and the RDB brothers were backstage. A source from RDB says, "Akshay wanted an innovative Hollywood-Bollywood alliance for SINGH IS KINNG to which we suggested to feature the king of Hiphop himself."
RDB formed this collaboration. The title track was created by the brothers in the UK and Canada and later shown to Pritam, the film's music composer. Originally he had rejected the idea of another producer creating the title track but once he heard it, he gracefully added it to the album of SINGH IS KINNG.
So was it easy to get Snoop to agree? Remarks Vipul, "Most certainly not. For an international star of his stature, India is a new country. They have their own systems, norms and practices for deals and appearances. We went through several discussions to figure out an appropriate business model. Snoop was well aware that he has many Indian and Asian fans, which is why he was very keen on having the correct platform for his first appearance in an Indian commercial project. We explained the grandness, scale and scope of our project to him, and how SINGH IS KINNG was one of the most awaited releases of the year, and arguably, the biggest film of 2008. Eventually he saw value in what we had to say, and the rest is history!
While the Pritam-composed 'Bas Ek Kinng' number is currently on air, the foot-tapping 'Labh Janjua'-rendered song, 'Jee Karda', shot in plush Egypt and picturised on Akshay-Katrina, will go on television later this week.
A Studio18 release SINGH IS KINNG hits the screens on August 8 with previews at select locations on August 7.
samedi 05 juillet 2008 à 11:21
Bon apparement, les chiffres de l'audience pour M6 le 3 juillet sont mauvais. En seconde partie de soirée (mais Balle balle a aussi été boudé) il n'y a eu que 7% de PDA, alors que Cauet et le bestouf de la méthode en faisait 40.
Des fois, j'en ai marre d'être dans un pays de beaufs...
Ce message a été modifié par Thosan - samedi 05 juillet 2008 à 11:22.
Des fois, j'en ai marre d'être dans un pays de beaufs...
Ce message a été modifié par Thosan - samedi 05 juillet 2008 à 11:22.
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