Wednesday, September 12, 2018

1978 – A Teen Night Out
A Supernatural Horror Thriller In Hindi

Trailer launch of the film “ 1978 -  A Teen Night Out!”

Crescendo Music &  Films has joined hands with KSM Film Productions to produce India’s first Teen Thriller.

The film has been co-produced by Spotlights Creation and is being distributed by Utopia Studios, worldwide.

The event saw the presence of Vinash Tiwari & Tripti Dimri (Laila Majnu Lead Cast), Meet Bros, Flora Saini Of (Stree Fame), Sonyaa Pink Of (Nazar Fame), ,Dj Shiezwood , Prashant Virender Sharma ,Shradha Arya ,Mukul Dev, Krishna Abhishek , Shawar Ali, Ashmith Kunder, Ejaz Khan, Madhuri Pandey , Asif Merchant ,Asif Shaikh ,Mukesh Rishi , Shibani Kasyap , Siddharth Kasyap ,Bidita Baig, Vikas Verma etc 

“1978” is a racy, supernatural, terrifying, suspense story that promises keep the hearts of its viewers thumping, right from the beginning till the last scene.

1978 has been directed by Aziz Zee and it features a bunch of young teenage actors who have performed amazingly well. Yash Rajpara, Apurva  Godbole, Gaurav Sharma, Vaishnavi  Kadam,  Rishabh Raj, Muskaan Tomar, Sunny Yadav,  Rohit Mugallu, Maliha Malla.  The film also features renowned TV actress Sonyaa and singer Abuzar Akhtar.

While the songs are completely composed with a retro feel of the 70s, the USP of the film is that all the songs are actually sung by the actors of the film. By sheer coincidence, during auditions, Suresh Thomas of Crescendo films discovered that some of the actors are brilliant singers. He then decided to create the entire music score using the voices of the actors themselves. This is possibly the first time this has ever been done in any Hindi Film.

Kunal  Shamshare  Malla states , “1978 is a brilliantly made slick horror thriller which is Hollywood films of the same genre.”

Director Aziz Zee says, “With films like Stree , Pari and Ghoul  being widely appreciated , we can be sure that “1978” is bound to draw crowds to theatres. “

Re-live 1978 with a dash of Horror!









































Sunday, September 9, 2018

                                            The Predator – Olivia Munn, Casey Bracket.

Interview of Olivia Munn, Lead Actress of 


‘The Predator’.The film will release in India on 13th September, 1 day before of US.

The Predator – Olivia Munn, Casey Bracket.

The Predator sees writer/director Shane Black returning to a world he first experienced back in 1987 as an actor. In this new film, he’s expanding and exploring the story of the alien hunters and the human beings that must face the threat. With the government attempting to cover up the extent of Predator incursions on Earth, a rag-tag group of military veterans must figure out what is going on and how to save the world – or at least themselves – as the battle spreads from the depths of outer space to once-safe suburbia.

Olivia Munn is a talented actress who began working on television and has successfully segued into cinematic work. She’s known for movies including X-Men: Apocalypse, Magic Mike, and Office Christmas Party. In The Predator, she’s scientist Casey Bracket, dragged into an adventure she might not be quite ready for, but will bring all of her skills to help with. Here, Munn talks getting the part, her own history with Predator movies and the sheer number of spines being ripped out in the film…

Who is Casey Bracket in the movie?

She’s an evolutionary scientist and biologist. In this movie, we have two storylines that merge into one. We've got Trevante Rhodes, Boyd Holbrook and Thomas Jane and that group of guys – the soldiers, and their interactions with the Predator. And on the other side, my character has been brought in by the CIA because of her expertise in evolutionary biology to get a better understanding of what they have found. She’s only called if there is a higher life that's found, and here there is definitely some alien activity.

How did you get involved?

I had actually heard about it before from my reps. They talked to me about it, but I just said no. I wasn't interested because typically in a big movie like this, I'll probably go see it, but as an actress, the female role is usually delegated to just being the love interest. But, it ended coming back around, and they said that Shane just wanted to meet.  I'm a huge fan of his work and Kiss Kiss Bang Bang is one of my all-time favorite movies, so I wanted to meet with him. I really trusted him as a director. He's a filmmaker that is really collaborative and actually allows you to bring what you want to the character. I read the script and then had another meeting with Shane about some of my thoughts, and he was really receptive to it.

She definitely doesn’t come across as a damsel in distress…

When you're fighting for your life, you have to shoot, even though nobody wants to be in a position where they have to fight for their life. The guys – they're soldiers – but I approached this character as a scientist. I'm sure that she's picked up a gun before… I grew up in a military family so I knew how to shoot guns. Making this movie was not about us finding moments for her to notbe a damsel in distress. It just wasn’t on the page; it’s not what we were doing.

Was there much training or preparation for the role?

She's not a trained athlete or assassin, but I think she's healthy and physical. We did a lot of gun training and that was really fun. And I loved being able to do that with the guys, learning how to shoot together; every time we did that, I learned all these different techniques and tools and skills. But then I tried to incorporate what my character would do and put a little bit of shakiness into it. In this movie, there's something really big going on and for her, it's fascinating. This is something that she's waited her entire life for – especially as an evolutionary scientist, somebody who studies how creatures evolve and change. And yet this is happening right before her eyes, so, there is a shock and awe value that's happening. While everyone else is running away from the Predator, she's running towards the aliens, because she’s fascinated.

Does working on real sets and location help your performance?

It's very intimidating and visceral. And it really puts you in that space. But that being said, there's still so much stuff that is put in during post with CG and the VFX and everything that really amps it up for the audiences at home. We get enough that we can allow our performances to be even more real. A movie like this really takes advantage of how great technology is and where we've come from, and what we can do with it and how realistic things are. Especially when it comes to like the blood and guts and the destruction and death.

Shane has said it won’t shy away from the violence…

I’m really big on it. I think we've gotten so PC that we lose the fun of going to the movies sometimes. For me, the more bloody spines being ripped out, the better!

What is your relationship with the original Predator? How old were you when you first saw it and how cool is it to now be in a Predator movie?

I actually hadn’t seen it! I didn't see it until a few months before shooting. I mean, I knew of it and maybe I knew some of the catchphrases and lines, but no, I never saw it until I signed up for this movie. What's really great about this movie is that while it’s technically a sequel, it's not picking up right where the other movies left off. But at the same time, it's acknowledging all the previous ones and it's not pretending like they didn't happen. And it's interesting because we have some throwbacks from the very first Predator which I love that Shane was able to incorporate. I really enjoy that. But for me, it wasn't imperative to have watched that film before I signed on because I knew it would be its own beast. After getting it, I did watch it. And loved it. And I kept saying to Shane, “can we not have a scene where someone has to hide in the mud? Can I go hide in the mud?” Because that's a genius way to not be discovered by aliens!



                           Mahurat of film Dosti Ke Side Effect 

Sapna Choudhary, Vikrant Anand, Zuber K Khan and Anju Jadhav came at mahurat of their film Dosti Ke Side Effect directed by Hadi Ali Abrar.

Joyal Daniel of Share Happiness Films kept mahurat of their debut Hindi film Dosti Ke Side Effect at The View preview , Andheri West. The film is directed by Hadi Ali Abrar. Big Boss fame Sapna Choudhary will be making her debut with Anju Jadhav and Vikrant Anand. Zuber K Khan and Vaishnavi are also there in the film. Now a days more TV Actors are coming in Bollywood. Sapna Choudhary , Anju Jadhav and Zuber K Khan will also make their presence in Bollywood with this film. Sapna Choudhary is very excited regarding the role .  Director Hadi Ali Abrar said- A character driven star cast, great producer in Joyal Daniel and his production outfit Share Happiness Films Dosti Ke Side Effect, This is my offering to my audience. The film will be shot in one schedule. Joyal Daniel said- My debut as a producer under my banner Share Happiness Films Dosti Ke Side Effect my first film with such a wonderful star cast and crew what more I ask for.















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The World’s Healthiest Eyelash Extension Company held its launch at their swanky studio at Water field Road, Bandra.  NOVALASH, that has been brought in by Reign Studios India (A RadicoKhaitan Finance Venture), opened their first store in India in Select City Walk, Delhi and has finally opened their doors in Mumbai.
The event saw the presence of Preeti Jhangiani Himanshi Chaudhary, Mona Juneja, Smita Gondkar, Teena SinghSunaina Vij, Nikita Tulsian, Thenny Mejia, Tina Singh, Sunaina Vij, Sunaina Yoga, Reena Dhawan, Sahil Gupta and many more.
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