The nominations for the IIFA awards 2009 have just been announced.
And Madhur Bhandarkar is not amused.
Though he has been nominated as best director for Fashion the film has not been nominated for best picture although all the other directors who are nominated are aldo part of the best picture category.
They were one of the best things about Ashutosh Gowariker’s magnum opus Jodhaa Akbar but now they are making way Madhur Bhandarkar’s Jail. We are talking about the spectacular sets built by Nitin Desai in his ND Studios, Karjat for the Hrithik Roshan – Aishwarya Rai starring historical. They were initially not planned to be demolished as Nitin wanted the film’s fans to come and visit the sets for a nominal fee just like it is done in Hollywood studios. But alas!
After working with Konkona Sen Sharma (Page 3, Traffic Signal and a one scene appearance in Fashion), Tabu (Chandni Bar), Bipasha Basu (Corporate) and Neetu Chandra (Traffic Signal), ace Bollywood producer Madhur Bhandarkar has once again roped in Mugdha Godse, who already worked with him in ‘Fashion’, for his forthcoming movie ‘Jail’.
Channels are approaching famous Bollywood directors to direct serials for them. Channels are trying hard to present something new to the public to raise their TRPs. Bollywood filmmaker Madhur Bhandarkar will be producing some women- centric short films for Sony Entertainment.
Sources revealed that these won’t be longer than an hour. There will be thrillers, stories based on real life, fiction, horror stories and more. Veteran actresses like Deepti Naval and Sarika will be approached for the series which will comprise of 12 episodes.
The success of 'Fashion' is raking in moolah, and the film's director, Madhur Bhandarkar is celebrating it in a big way! Recently, UTV Motion Pictures and Bhandarkar Entertainment held a grand party, in which the entire 'Fashion' team, prominent Bollywood celebrities, film directors and producers marked their enthusiastic presence.
'Fashion' unfolded many surprises by showcasing the glitz and glamour of the ramp along with the backbiting and superficiality of the green room.
Madhur Bhandarkar’s most expensive film to date ‘Fashion’ has been released with its staggering 700 prints worldwide. The National award winner who seems to be inspired from the fashion industry has tried to portray the same world on screen and has been successful -- in projecting the fashion industry’s realm onto celluloid.
The nominations for the IIFA awards 2009 have just been announced.
They were one of the best things about Ashutosh Gowariker’s magnum opus Jodhaa Akbar but now they are making way Madhur Bhandarkar’s Jail. We are talking about the spectacular sets built by Nitin Desai in his ND Studios, Karjat for the Hrithik Roshan – Aishwarya Rai starring historical. They were initially not planned to be demolished as Nitin wanted the film’s fans to come and visit the sets for a nominal fee just like it is done in Hollywood studios. But alas!
After working with Konkona Sen Sharma (Page 3, Traffic Signal and a one scene appearance in Fashion), Tabu (Chandni Bar), Bipasha Basu (Corporate) and Neetu Chandra (Traffic Signal), ace Bollywood producer Madhur Bhandarkar has once again roped in Mugdha Godse, who already worked with him in ‘Fashion’, for his forthcoming movie ‘Jail’.
Channels are approaching famous Bollywood directors to direct serials for them. Channels are trying hard to present something new to the public to raise their TRPs. Bollywood filmmaker Madhur Bhandarkar will be producing some women- centric short films for Sony Entertainment.
The success of 'Fashion' is raking in moolah, and the film's director, Madhur Bhandarkar is celebrating it in a big way! Recently, UTV Motion Pictures and Bhandarkar Entertainment held a grand party, in which the entire 'Fashion' team, prominent Bollywood celebrities, film directors and producers marked their enthusiastic presence.
Madhur Bhandarkar’s most expensive film to date ‘Fashion’ has been released with its staggering 700 prints worldwide. The National award winner who seems to be inspired from the fashion industry has tried to portray the same world on screen and has been successful -- in projecting the fashion industry’s realm onto celluloid.
