Thursday, 10 July 2014

Emraan’s next film Shaatir now titled Raja Natwarlal


An Amitabh Bachchan fan, Emraan Hashmi's favourite Big B film is Mr Natwarlal. Naturally, he is excited because he plays a conman in his next film called Raja Natwarlal, which has many twists, turns and several cons that eventually lead to a big one.

His character is based on a real-life conman, who pulled off notorious heists and duped people of crores of rupees, by disguising himself.

Emraan Hashmi’s son Ayan starts going to school

"His treatment is complete. It's good to see Ayan play around in the house. He's also excited to have started going to school and making new friends," says our source, adding that since then, Emraan too has been in a much relaxed state of mind. -Emran Hashmi

Yuvan Shankar Raja to score music for Emraan Hashmi's film

Yuvan Shankar Raja, one of the most popular music directors in Telugu and Tamil, is all set to make his debut in Bollywood later this year. The music composer has been roped in to score music for Emraan Hashmi's upcoming film titled Raja Natwarlal. Kunal Deshmukh is going to direct the film and buzz is that Yuvan was finalized in the end after Pritam recommended his name to Kunal. Humaima Malick, Paresh Rawal, Kay Kay Menon, Deepak Tijori are also playing lead roles in the film. Meanwhile, Yuvan Shankar Raja will soon be scoring tunes for Ram Charan's upcoming film Govindudu Andhari Vaadele. Krishna Vamsi is directing the film and it also stars Kajal in the lead role.

Humaima Malick: Emraan Hashmi will be welcomed in Pakistan

"I have also invited both Emraan and Kunal Deshmukh to visit Pakistan to promote the movie. Emraan has a huge fan following in Pakistan, and I'm sure people will eagerly wait to welcome him here in Pakistan." She was also recently spotted partying along with her friends from Bollywood at actor Arjun her friends from Bollywood at actor Arjun Kapoor's birthday bash. So, how does it feel to be back in India? Humaima replies, "I have always loved coming to India. It's after a month that I'm back in Mumbai, and I just feel at home."  -Humaima Malick

How did Emran Hashmi get into films?




I was never really interested in studies and was hot-headed and rebellious in college, as I was totally confused and insecure, but was not coming to terms with it. Rahul Bhatt, Mohit Suri and a whole bunch of us would just hang out at Pali Hill looking at these fast cars with blaring music. We were extremely naughty kids. I knew that I could use my innocent looks to get away with murder. Mukeshji was close to my grandmom and would often come home and tell her, 'Yeh kya khada rehta hai aapke nukkad pe, dukan ke paas, doston ke saath.' He told her to send me and that's the first time I went to Bhatt sahab's house. He gave me a lecture on becoming clear and I didn't understand half the things he was saying, but I started assisting Vikram Bhatt. I was a lazy assistant and hated going and calling actors from vans and had a big ego. Mohit would do that, I wouldn't. Bhatt sahab saw that and felt I could be an actor and nudged me to become one. I joined acting classes, but midway got an offer to act in Yeh Zindagi Ka Safar. But I messed up so badly that I was thrown out. It became a sort of ego issue for me and I continued going on the set to see what I needed to do to become an actor. My grandmom was more realistic and knew that I neither looked like an actor nor could dance nor had the passion for Hindi films, so she was happy with me taking up second or third lead roles to at least make money. But I was clear that I needed to do something substantial and could not be just another name on the credit list. I remember that I refused to dub for my first film Footpath. This assistant told me, 'Bachchan ki tarah dub karo.' I said 'F*** off' and showed him the middle finger, as I didn't want to be like anyone else. Finally, Vikram Bhatt had to dub in my place as the film had to be released.


-Emran Hashmi

What is the role of Bhatt sahab in Hashmi's life?


He sorted my life and steered it in a direction, at a time when I was totally confused. He has called me all kinds of cusswords in front of other people from the industry, but he is the only one I would let get away with that, as I feel he has the right to. What he has given me is priceless. While I don't want to be dependent on anyone, I know, at the back of my mind, that he is my guru who I can call whenever I need to. 

-Emran Hashmi

Thursday, 3 July 2014

How did Hashmi meet her wife Parveen?



I met her in college through friends. She was the only woman I stalked. I would even call up her house and she would tell her mom to tell me that she was not at home. If a woman did not like me, I would step away and would not pursue her after that, but with my wife, I chased her for three years. I come across as a brash and egoistic person, but you need to scratch the surface to know me and that takes time. She took her time and realized that I am dependable and sorted. It took her a couple of years, just like it took the audience to scratch the surface off. I am not good at first or second impressions and you have to spend some time with me to know me. Also, I don't want to put my best foot forward and prove something, as that is not me. I would rather be me and have you like me for who I am, instead of being someone else. She is shy and I love her for her simplicity and vulnerability. Both of us are stern, but not rude. Both of us stick to our guns and it is generally I who will relent, if there is a difference.


-Emran Hashmi