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Ameesha spotted at Delhi Race Club
Hey tweethearts..on my way bak from delhi..@ jet airways lounge..was here 4 the day..as a chief guest @ the million cup trophy @race course
— ameesha patel (@ameesha_patel) March 25, 2014
Quite an adrenaline rush to see the horses racing..tho I don't gamble or bet it was a nice aftrnoon to view sum stunning beautys race
— ameesha patel (@ameesha_patel) March 25, 2014
Special Article: Actresses who launched their own production companies
Here is the list of actresses who took a risk as producers:
Shilpa Shetty: For "Dishkiyaoon", Shilpa and producer Sunil Lulla have
risked their money on Harman Baweja, who is yet to give a hit, and
newcomer Ayesha Khanna. Sunny Deol, whose stakes are not on the rise
right now, also stars in the actioner. They may be backing the wrong
horse, but Shilpa seems to be confident and recently described the film
as an "interesting masala entertainer on underworld". She has even tried
to up the glamour quotient by featuring in an item number for the film.
Anushka sharma: Anushka, 25, is co-producing filmmaker Navdeep Singh next film, titled NH 10. "I’m thrilled to get this chance so early in my career. I couldn’t have found a better project than NH-10 to kickstart this new phase in my film journey."
Anushka sharma: Anushka, 25, is co-producing filmmaker Navdeep Singh next film, titled NH 10. "I’m thrilled to get this chance so early in my career. I couldn’t have found a better project than NH-10 to kickstart this new phase in my film journey."
Pooja Bhatt: An actor to reckon with, Pooja, who proved her mettle with
films like "Daddy", "Dil Hai Ki Manta Nahin" and "Zakhm", comes from a
family of producers and directors and so the next natural step for her
was to produce and direct. She started producing with "Tamanna" (1997)
in which she was part of the cast. Pooja, who produces under her banner
Fisheye Network, has so far made about 10 films and out of them
"Dushman", "Zakhm", "Jism", and "Jism 2" set the cash registers ringing.
Ameesha Patel: She became an overnight sensation post the release of
"Kaho Naa... Pyaar Hai" and later repeated it with the success of "Gadar
- Ek Prem Katha". She has also been part of box office successes like
"Humraaz" and "Honeymoon Travels Pvt. Ltd", but later her career waned.
Now she has turned producer and is trying to revive her sagging career
with "Desi Magic", which is being directed by Mehul Atha. She will be
seen with Zayed Khan and Sahil Shroff in it.The 37-year-old is venturing into production with Desi Magic, in which
she will be seen in a double role. "When producing a film, an actor can
create a project based on his likes and preferences, instead of just
signing a film that doesn’t offer a challenging role."
Dia Mirza: Model-turned-actress Dia has a few solo films to talk about,
but she had her share of successes in hits like "Heyy Babyy", "Shootout
At Lokhandwala", "Parineeta" and "Honeymoon Travels Pvt. Ltd." After the
roles started drying up, she along with actor Zayed Khan launched her
production house Born Free. Their first film was romantic comedy "Love,
Breakups, Zindagi" (2011) and they played the lead role in it, but it
tanked. Now Dia is trying to reboot with "Bobby Jasoos", a spy-thriller
centred on a female detective played by Vidya Balan. She is hoping
"Bobby Jasoos" is loved by viewers.
Preity Zinta: Preity's modelling and acting career has been pretty
successful and thanks to hits like "Soldier" and "Kal Ho Naa Ho", she
was a most sought after actress. When she tried her hand in business by
becoming the co-owner of Kings XI IPL team along with ex-boyfriend Ness
Wadia, Mohit Burman and Karan Paul, she did it with aplomb. But she
burnt her fingers when she turned producer with "Ishkq In Paris" (2013),
which saw a debacle at the box office despite her being in the female
lead along with Rhehan Malliek.
Lara Dutta: A former beauty queen and star of hits like "No Entry" and
"Partner", Lara floated her production house Bheegi Basanti with husband
and tennis ace Mahesh Bhupathi and they came up trumps at the box
office with their maiden production venture "Chalo Dilli" (2011), which
also received critical acclaim.
Manisha Koirala: The "Saudagar" and "Bombay" fame Nepali beauty turned
producer with "Paisa Vasool" (2004), but it wasn't a fruitful effort.
Hrishitaa Bhatt: She may have debuted opposite Shah Rukh Khan in
"Asoka", but Hrishitaa couldn't climb higher on the success ladder as an
actress. When she turned producer with "Shakal Pe Mat Jaa" (2011), a
comedy directed by Shubh Mukherjee, she met the same fate.
Sushimita Sen: The former Miss Universe announced in 2007 that she will
delve into production with English film "Jhansi Ki Rani", but it was
later shelved. If reports are to be believed she may revive it as she
has completed the writing part.
Juhi Chawla: Another beauty queen-turned actress tried her hand at
production by teaming up with her co-star Shah Rukh Khan and filmmaker
Aziz Mirza and launched Dreamz Unlimited. They made "Phir Bhi Dil Hai
Hindustani" (2000), a social satire that had Shah Rukh-Juhi in the lead
roles, while Mirza helmed it. But the dream team's first venture
bombed. Juhi, who co-owns Kolkata Knight Riders IPL team with SRK and
her husband Jai Mehta, said in an interview that Dreamz Unlimited was a
very ambitious project that never happened and that everything does not
happen according to a plan and you learn your lessons the hard way.
Ameesha Patel at LAKME FASHION WEEK Day 1 for Manish Malhotra
Thank u 4 u @ManishMalhotra1 4 ur special pink n white babydoll salwar suit from ur new line..lukin fwd to wearing it 2nite..my fav colors..
— ameesha patel (@ameesha_patel) March 11, 2014
Thursday, March 6, 2014
Ameesha attends Indian Panorama Film Festival in Shillong
Many awarded and popular films were screened at U Soso Tham Auditorium, with the State Convention Centre playing host to a seminar and the workshops on filmmaking, cinematography, audio in cinema and acting. An exhibition was also organised at the State Convention Centre to celebrate the 100 Years of Indian Cinema.
A huge number of crowd were seen attending workshops on acting, cinematography and more. The crowd came alive during the closing ceremony when Bollywood actress Amisha Patel addressed the people of Shillong with her words. “It’s feels really wonderful to be here in Shillong. The people here are very warm and weather is excellent. My skin has already started glowing within few hours of my visit. I really don’t understand why many filmmakers go to other foreign countries when we have such beautiful location within our own country and NorthEast is one such region. People in this region have a very modern way of thinking and it is really good to see that women in this region are given the highest priority” said Amisha Patel.
Four day Indian Panorama film festival in Shillong came to a conclusion today with a screening of few films in U Soso Tham Auditorium and few workshops in the State Convention Centre here. The film festival came to a conclusion with Amisha Patel addressing the crowd and a live musical concert
Many awarded and popular films were screened at U Soso Tham Auditorium, with the State Convention Centre playing host to a seminar and the workshops on filmmaking, cinematography, audio in cinema and acting. An exhibition was also organised at the State Convention Centre to celebrate the 100 Years of Indian Cinema.
A huge number of crowd were seen attending workshops on acting, cinematography and more. Even the U Soso Tham Auditorium was not left out as many film lovers attended the film screenings . Speaking to Deepak a film lover from the region said “I think more such film festival should be organised in the region which will also boost the tourism and rich culture of the region”
The crowd came alive during the closing ceremony when Bollywood actress Amisha Patel addressed the people of Shillong with her words. “It’s feels really wonderful to be here in Shillong. The people here are very warm and weather is excellent. My skin has already started glowing within few hours of my visit. I really don’t understand why many filmmakers go to other foreign countries when we have such beautiful location within our own country and NorthEast is one such region. People in this region have a very modern way of thinking and it is really good to see that women in this region are given the highest priority” said Amisha Patel.
- See more at: http://www.tntmagazine.in/cover-story/indian-panorama-film-festival-in-shillong-concludes/#sthash.KZOGzGeY.dpuf
Many awarded and popular films were screened at U Soso Tham Auditorium, with the State Convention Centre playing host to a seminar and the workshops on filmmaking, cinematography, audio in cinema and acting. An exhibition was also organised at the State Convention Centre to celebrate the 100 Years of Indian Cinema.
A huge number of crowd were seen attending workshops on acting, cinematography and more. Even the U Soso Tham Auditorium was not left out as many film lovers attended the film screenings . Speaking to Deepak a film lover from the region said “I think more such film festival should be organised in the region which will also boost the tourism and rich culture of the region”
The crowd came alive during the closing ceremony when Bollywood actress Amisha Patel addressed the people of Shillong with her words. “It’s feels really wonderful to be here in Shillong. The people here are very warm and weather is excellent. My skin has already started glowing within few hours of my visit. I really don’t understand why many filmmakers go to other foreign countries when we have such beautiful location within our own country and NorthEast is one such region. People in this region have a very modern way of thinking and it is really good to see that women in this region are given the highest priority” said Amisha Patel.
- See more at: http://www.tntmagazine.in/cover-story/indian-panorama-film-festival-in-shillong-concludes/#sthash.KZOGzGeY.dpuf
Four day Indian Panorama film festival in Shillong came to a conclusion today with a screening of few films in U Soso Tham Auditorium and few workshops in the State Convention Centre here. The film festival came to a conclusion with Amisha Patel addressing the crowd and a live musical concert
Many awarded and popular films were screened at U Soso Tham Auditorium, with the State Convention Centre playing host to a seminar and the workshops on filmmaking, cinematography, audio in cinema and acting. An exhibition was also organised at the State Convention Centre to celebrate the 100 Years of Indian Cinema.
A huge number of crowd were seen attending workshops on acting, cinematography and more. Even the U Soso Tham Auditorium was not left out as many film lovers attended the film screenings . Speaking to Deepak a film lover from the region said “I think more such film festival should be organised in the region which will also boost the tourism and rich culture of the region”
The crowd came alive during the closing ceremony when Bollywood actress Amisha Patel addressed the people of Shillong with her words. “It’s feels really wonderful to be here in Shillong. The people here are very warm and weather is excellent. My skin has already started glowing within few hours of my visit. I really don’t understand why many filmmakers go to other foreign countries when we have such beautiful location within our own country and NorthEast is one such region. People in this region have a very modern way of thinking and it is really good to see that women in this region are given the highest priority” said Amisha Patel.
- See more at: http://www.tntmagazine.in/cover-story/indian-panorama-film-festival-in-shillong-concludes/#sthash.KZOGzGeY.dpuf
Many awarded and popular films were screened at U Soso Tham Auditorium, with the State Convention Centre playing host to a seminar and the workshops on filmmaking, cinematography, audio in cinema and acting. An exhibition was also organised at the State Convention Centre to celebrate the 100 Years of Indian Cinema.
A huge number of crowd were seen attending workshops on acting, cinematography and more. Even the U Soso Tham Auditorium was not left out as many film lovers attended the film screenings . Speaking to Deepak a film lover from the region said “I think more such film festival should be organised in the region which will also boost the tourism and rich culture of the region”
The crowd came alive during the closing ceremony when Bollywood actress Amisha Patel addressed the people of Shillong with her words. “It’s feels really wonderful to be here in Shillong. The people here are very warm and weather is excellent. My skin has already started glowing within few hours of my visit. I really don’t understand why many filmmakers go to other foreign countries when we have such beautiful location within our own country and NorthEast is one such region. People in this region have a very modern way of thinking and it is really good to see that women in this region are given the highest priority” said Amisha Patel.
- See more at: http://www.tntmagazine.in/cover-story/indian-panorama-film-festival-in-shillong-concludes/#sthash.KZOGzGeY.dpuf
When Ameesha had teary eyes at Pankaj Udhas ghazal's concert
| Ameesha
Patel attended Pankaj Udhas ghazal's concert. At the event she became
emotional hearing to Jagjits singh's voice as she always gets tears in
her eyes when she listens to songs by late ghazal maestro Jagjit Singh. "I always end up in tears aftr listening to Jagjitji as I miss him too much... Hope this Saturday doesn't become one of those teary nights... What a diamond," Ameesha posted on Twitter Saturday. Here is her Twitter Conversation for you Guys about Jagjit Singh: 
What a beautiful ghazal
concert w the padmashri pankaj udhasji..again a family friend so pankaj
uncle 4 me pic.twitter.com/fq3Ygtnbv0
Listening 2 to some live
concerts of jagjitji..I'm luky I have these cds that he gave me n
r unavailbale in the shops..sooooo soulful..
I always end up in tears
aftr listenibg 2 jagjitji as I miss him 2 much..hope this sat
doesn't bkum 1 of those teary nites..wat a
diamond
Yes I'm v v v v romantic...n jagjit singhjis ghazals r the ultimate ode to real love..I love his urdu poetry..has an unmatched charm
Tumko dekha to yeh khayal aaya....Woh kagaz ki kashti...evergreen hits ...melody unplugged ..4 all those who love jagjitji..must listen 2" kabhi yun bhi to hon" from his album "silsilay" ..what a romantic ghazal.tum itna jo muskura rahe ho..kya gham hain jo chupha rahe ho.....And ofcourse every ghazal of jagjitjis in the Mirza Ghalib album.Still remeber the last time I visted him in hospital 3 days before he passed away..I prayed so hard for him..but god had other plans..Sooo happpy to know soooo mayn young jagjit singhji fans.its so rare..youngsters don't care for such soulful music..Raat khamosh hain..chand madhosh hain....ghazal from his album muntazir.Bahut khoosurat hain ankhen tumhaari..agar ho inayat..hain jaane mohabbat..bana dijeeye inhe kismat hamaari..what beautiful words.Mujhe tumse mohabbat ho gayi hain...yeh duniya khoobsurat ho gayi hain...beautiful lyrics from jagjits ghazals....I'm gng to b lost in jagjitjis world for a while..goodnite..happy sunday to all in advance |
Ameesha Spotted at Music Launch Of GangofGhosts n MidDay Bash Party
Popular faces such as Rakesh Roshan, Jitendra, Anil Kapoor, Ameesha Patel, Tusshar Kapoor,, Shibani Dandekar, David Dhawan and others were present during the launch.
"Gang of Ghosts" is said to be a comedy film, based on a haunted house, which is being replaced by a swanky shopping mall. The film is a remake of the 2012 Bengali hit "Bhooter Bhabishyat"
Ameesha speaks about her Marathi connect at Marathi Language Day event
Also spotted were Aditya Shirodkar (MNVS President), senate member and co-organiser of the event Sudhakar Tamboli, MLA Bala Nandgaonkar, MLA Nitin Sardesai, Jitendre Thackeray, Avinash Gowarikar and Bharat Shri Suhas Khamkar.
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