Vishal Bhardwaj and Gulzar have announced that a song the duo had recorded with legendary singer Lata Mangeshkar more than two decades ago will be launched on Tuesday.
Expressing anguish over classical vocalist Rajan Mishra dying in Delhi for want of a “ventilator bed”, director Vishal Bhardwaj on Tuesday described the COVID-19 situation and the healthcare crisis as a “national horror movie”.
The filmmaker-composer is an ardent follower of tennis, and he wants to make a film based on Leander Paes and Mahesh Bhupathi.
Agatha Christie’s crime stories centered on fictional detectives Hercule Poirot and Miss Marple, but Vishal Bhardwaj will be introducing a new pair of lead investigators taking inspiration from one of the Queen of Crime’s famous stories.
Vishal Bharadwaj speaks up on drug consumption in the film industry at a press conference saying that it doesn’t have a toxic culture. The writer-director also mentioned that Bollywood is like a family.
"The song is about appreciating people around us during these unprecedented times. I've been pestering Vishal sir to make a film with me and when he made this offer, I jumped at it," Fatima said.
The Defence Ministry had written to CBFC after it received complaints about the portrayal of Indian Army personnel and the military uniform in an 'insulting manner.' Vishal Bhardwaj tagged CBFC chief Prasoon Joshi and Prakash Javdekar, Minister of Information and Broadcasting and Minister in his tweet, urging them to initiate a dialogue.
"For a long time, I had this dream of owning a record label, so I decided this is the song I should open my label with. I feel it is a great phase for my music. I want to explore more music in me now," said Vishal Bhardwaj.
The song 'Dhoop aane do,' penned by Gulzar, is the first independent track released by the composer under his label, Vishal Bhardwaj Music. Produced and Mixed by Debarpito Saha, the video of the song features shots of the people, who have been worst hit by the coronavirus-induced lockdown and the rising sun inducing faith that this too shall pass.
Talking about Irrfan Khan's demise, Mohit Raina said: "It's a huge loss for everyone. I was really looking forward to that one day when he would come back and we all will revive that project and work on it.
Filmmaker-music director Vishal Bhardwaj has shared his views on the current political situation, saying the scenario is serious.
Sara Ali Khan and Vishal Bhardwaj may come together for a film based on the female-centric subject.
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