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What better way to promote a musical love story titled London Dreams than through a live concert and that too in London!

Well, director Vipul Amrutlal Shah and the colourful ensemble cast of his film are rolling up their sleeves for something like that. Come October 28, two days before the release of their film ‘London Dreams’, Salman Khan, Ajay Devgn and Asin will perform live along with music directors Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy in front of thousands of Londoners.

In the concert, songs from the movie will be performed.

In ‘London Dreams’ Salman plays a talented musician from Punjab. He has talent but no fame. Ajay plays his friend who starts a band in London. Things take an unexpected turn when Ajay brings Salman to London and the latter strikes an instantaneous fame, while Ajay is being pushed to the sidelines. There is an important concert in the movie set in Wembley stadium.

However, for the promotional concert in London, the Wembley stadium wasn’t suited. So the organizers settled for The London Excel Arena which has space for as many as 40,000 people.

The film’s actors, music directors, and other crew members will take the stage at the Arena on October 28. The cast and crew are expected to reach London one day before the concert.

The movie is slated for worldwide release on October 30.

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and Asin to grace Hero Honda Saregamapa L’il Champs Grand Finale
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MUMBAI: will be graced by the superstars of the Bollywood industry- Salman Khan, Ajay Devgan and the gorgeous Asin who will be there on ground to encourage the three finalists – Hemant Brijwasi, Shreyasi Bhattacharya and Yatharth Rastogi who are all set to perform live on October 24th at 8 pm on Zee TV.
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SaReGaMaPa on Zee TV is the longest running reality show on TV since the last 17 years. This show has always given global recognition to singing talent of our country, across ages and geographies. Currently, this show is towards the end of its current series – L’il Champs and is reaching the “Grand Finale” with Final three contestants Hemant Brijwasi, Shreyasi Bhattacharya and Yatharth Rastogi chosen out of hundreds across the globe to fight for the coveted title.

Hemant, Shreyasi and Yatharth got an opportunity to meet up with the superstars recently. Both Salman and Ajay were completely in awe of the brilliant pool of talent that Saregamapa has nurtured. Both of them interacted with the kids personally. Salman even gave them tips on how to face crowd and appear confident. He also shared with the kids some of his memorable experiences from his numerous stage shows. He was overjoyed when the kids sang all his favorite songs from his movies. Both of them wished them good luck for the grand finale.

So tune into Saregamapa L’il Champs Grand Finale on 24th Oct’09, Saturday, at 8pm to catch all the action live!

Cast: Sanjay Dutt, Ajay Devgan, Fardeen Khan, Bipasha Basu, Mughda Godse

Supposedly based on an American play Right Bed Wrong Husband, Rohit Shetty’s All The Best is modeled as a comedy of mistaken identities finding its desi-siblings in Hrishikesh Mukherjee’s Chukpe Chupke and Anees Bazmee’s No Entry. Though not as simple as the former or smart as latter, the comedy still clicks with its unstable blend of story, style, sense, slapstick and stunts.

Despite their love for each other, Veer (Fardeen Khan) and Vidya (Mughda Godse) strangely prefer pretending as a wedded duo (over getting married) to get their monthly pocket money from NRI brother Dharam (Sanjay Dutt). Dharma unexpectedly lands in India and mistakes Jhanvi (Bipasha Basu) as Vidya. Jhanvi’s husband Prem (Ajay Devgan) is compelled to cook up continual story to conceal the con.

Mughda Godse shocks in the opening scene with a ’sari’ state-of-affairs. Fardeen looks fat and Ajay Devgan tries too hard to look cool in cartoon t-shirts and fine-tuned facial hair only to be mistaken by Sanjay Dutt as a driver (not his fault). With his trademark tendency to exaggerate action in the film, Rohit Shetty does Golmaal in the script stuffing a mandatory car-race sequence. Fardeen Khan’s rock-band track doesn’t contribute to the narrative at all and the following fight sequence is visibly forced.

Nevertheless the humour works since the treatment is not fully farcical but also has a plot primarily focused on mistaken identities. The screenplay by Robin Bhatt and Yunus Sejawal does resort to intermediate slapstick but the comic timing of characters and the spontaneity in their animated acts keeps the spark live. The gags range from some silly and stretched ones to some fresh and funny lines. The title track is groovy but beyond that Pritam’s music doesn’t stay with you.

The caricatured characterizations of the supporting cast are amusing. After being the only endurable character from last year’s slapstick One Two Three where he imitated yesteryear villain Jeevan, Sanjay Mishra attempts aping Pran this time to equally hilarious outcome. Ashwini Kalsekar as the Madrasi maid is loud but laugh-inducing. For a pleasant change, Johnny Lever plays a mute mafia don and you don’t mind his histrionics when he gains his vocal chords in the climax. Vinay Patkar as his interpreter is funny and so in Atul Parchure.

Rohit Shetty continues his brand of chaos, confusion and commotion in the bulletproof climax. While that’s still acceptable, what’s absolutely uncalled for in this madness is an African clone of Bipasha Basu that figures out from nowhere and only invites idiocy and ridicule towards the end.

From the cast, Sanjay Dutt is the scene-stealer with his impeccable coming timing and expressive repartees. He looks fresh and one can sense him enjoy playing his part, unlike some of his recent releases where he appears dull and disinterested. Fardeen’s character seems straight out of No Entry and thankfully he does equally well. Ajay Devgan has a standard set of expressions for comedies, which he uses effectively. Bipasha Basu looks cute in those frocks and frills and plays her part well. Mughda Godse has less screen-time and screen-presence than the side-comedians.

All The Best is the best bet this Diwali.

Ajay Devgan Gets His First Tattoo on Sanju’s Advice

After Akshay Kumar and Saif Ali Khan, Ajay Devgn has become the latest actor to join the tattoo brigade in Bollywood, thanks to his ‘All the Best’ co-star Sanjay Dutt who forced him to go under the needle.

The actor who has also changed his surname from ‘Devgan’ to ‘Devgn’, has got an inking of Lord Shiva on his chest, similar to the one sported by Dutt who has six tattoos on his body.

”It’s a Lord Shiva tattoo and Sanjay forced me for it.

I got it made during the shooting of ‘All the Best’,” said Devgan who was in the city to promote the upcoming comedy flick.

The actor who is also producing the film had launched the music of the film at the Siddhi Vinayak temple, but said that the changed surname had nothing to do with superstition.

Salman, Ajay and Asin’s live webcast, today!

Super successful director Vipul Amrutlal Shah is ready with his next highly anticipated project, LONDON DREAMS, which will be his fourth venture as a director. Naturally, trade is upbeat that the film will carry forth the Vipul Shah magic, because his three out of three films, AANKHEN, WAQT-RACE AGAINST TIME and NAMASTEY LONDON, starring lucky mascot, Akshay Kumar, all scored at the box-office. This time Shah brings back the charismatic duo, Salman Khan and Ajay Devgan, who wowed the audience with superlative performances in Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s HUM DIL DE CHUKE SANAM.

In his endeavor to pursue his fourth successive hit, Vipul has once again joined hands with Studio 18, after their record breaking association in SINGH IS KINNG. The corporate giants who have the Overseas distribution rights of this highly awaited movie are ready to break new grounds in movie marketing with perhaps the first ever usage of video conference facility for the promotion of Vipul’s LONDON DREAMS, in the overseas territory. LONDON DREAMS team comprising of Salman Khan, Ajay Devgan, Asin, Ranvijay and Aditya Roy Kapoor, along with the director Vipul Shah, will interact live with the North American media.

Salman Khan, Ajay Devgan to rock London

What better way to promote a musical love story titled London Dreams than through a live concert and that too in London!

Well, director Vipul Amrutlal Shah and the colourful ensemble cast of his film are rolling up their sleeves for something like that. Come October 28, two days before the release of their film ‘London Dreams’, Salman Khan, Ajay Devgn and Asin will perform live along with music directors Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy in front of thousands of Londoners.

In the concert, songs from the movie will be performed.

In ‘London Dreams’ Salman plays a talented musician from Punjab. He has talent but no fame. Ajay plays his friend who starts a band in London. Things take an unexpected turn when Ajay brings Salman to London and the latter strikes an instantaneous fame, while Ajay is being pushed to the sidelines. There is an important concert in the movie set in Wembley stadium.

However, for the promotional concert in London, the Wembley stadium wasn’t suited. So the organizers settled for The London Excel Arena which has space for as many as 40,000 people.

The film’s actors, music directors, and other crew members will take the stage at the Arena on October 28. The cast and crew are expected to reach London one day before the concert.

The movie is slated for worldwide release on October 30.

Ajay Devgan Is Smiling Year To Year

Ajay Devgan has suddenly become far more accessible, affable and voluble says he has been running around “like a madman” juggling several projects and hats.

“I was in Bhopal shooting for Prakash Jha’s Rajneeti which was a completely different experience from shooting All The Best in Goa. Then I also completed London Dreams which is a third experience.”

Interestingly in both All The Best and London Dreams Devgan had to overcome his stage fright to go on stage in front of thousands of people to play a rock star for a live audience. “It was an unnerving experience. So many people screaming and shouting trying to get your attention. Every day I am learning new things about myself. That’s the only way to keep my interest as an actor and the audiences’ interest in me alive. How would you like if you had to interview the same person every day? It’s like that only. You’ve to keep changing the caller tune on your lifeline.”

All The Best which opened this week is taking Devgan to far-flung places. “Half the time I don’t know where I am. Nowadays promoting a film has become as important as making it.”

Devgan juggles busy schedule

Ajay Devgan has claimed that he has been running “like a mad man” to complete three films simultaneously.

Devgan declared that the experience had involved alternating between different characters, which forced him to constantly change his acting style.

He told IANS: “I was in Bhopal shooting for Prakash Jha’s Rajneeti, which was a completely different experience from shooting All The Best in Goa. Then I also completed London Dreams which is a third experience.

“Half the time I don’t know where I am. Nowadays promoting a film has become as important as making it.”

Devgan’s All The Best, which also stars Sanjay Dutt and Fardeen Khan, opened last Friday.

I ran like a mad man to complete films: Ajay Devgn

MUMBAI – Bollywood actor Ajay Devgn, who was shooting three films simultaneously, said he has been running around “like a mad man” juggling several projects and hats.

I was in Bhopal shooting for Prakash Jha’s ‘Rajneeti’, which was a completely different experience from shooting ‘All The Best’ in Goa. Then I also completed ‘London Dreams’ which is a third experience,” he said.

Devgn said in both “All The Best” and “London Dreams”, he had to overcome his stage fright and go in front of thousands of people to play a rock star for a live audience.

It was an unnerving experience. So many people screaming and shouting trying to get your attention. Every day I am learning new things about myself. That’s the only way to keep my interest as an actor and the audiences’ interest in me alive. How would you like if you had to interview the same person every day? It’s like that only. You’ve to keep changing the caller tune on your lifeline.

“All The Best”, which opened this week, is taking Devgn to far-flung places. Half the time I don’t know where I am. Nowadays promoting a film has become as important as making it, Devgn said.

Ajay Devgan and Sanjay Dutt in Devgan helmed full-on action thriller

October 16, 2009, (Sawf News) – Ajay Devgan’s much awaited second directorial venture is finally shaping up, and this time it will be a full-on action thriller with new buddy Sanjay Dutt as his co-star.

The two stars bonded big time during the filming of Devgan production, All The Best, and Sanjay Dutt is now promoting the film with exceptional zeal.

Ajay Devgan, 40 has often talked about his old love, the action genre, and this time he found the right partner; the two actors have done more action films than any other genre during their film career.

“We’re working on it. Sanjay and I became really close during All The Best. The camaraderie that you’ll see in the film is not fake,” Devgan told Mumbai Mirror.

Talking about his forthcoming film Ajay had earlier said, ‘The action in my directorial venture will be something unusual.”

The film will have “an undercurrent of dark humor” he added.

Ajay says he feels the pulse of his audiences and he believes they want to see him back in action.

The film will start production early next year. Rest of the cast is yet to be finalized. Devgan says wife Kajol will not have a role in his new film.

“There is no role for Kajol in my next film. The leading lady’s role in that film doesn’t suit her.”

The stunt heavy film will hire Hollywood’s best stunt directors.

All The Best, a comedy based on an American 1921 midwestern play, Right Bed Wrong Husband, starring Ajay Devgan, Sanjay Dutt, Fardeen Khan, Bipasha Basu and Mugdha Godse, opened in theaters today (October 16).