After 10 days, the producers’ strike has finally been called off. And all telly fans can heave a sigh of relief, as the production houses will resume filming tonight itself so that fresh episodes can be aired from Monday onwards. We spoke to the vice president of the producer’s association, Dheeraj Kumar, who heads Creative Eye a production house. 
Never-seen-before indeed! ‘Shoot at Sight’ strides with an enamoring motif with rigid characterizations. Obviously, it’s about bomb blasts, violent attacks, racialism, Islamic individuals wedged in troublesome moments and clear-cut terrorism. Probably, you should have watched out these ready-made affairs a million times in Indian films. But the niftiest backdrops where these matters get blended surmounts to our surprisals. Yup! traumatizing incident of July 7 London bombings happened to be a global issue and Jag Mundhra strikes with this trenchant piece of work on celluloid.
EMI is a raucous, digressive comedy, offering some laughs and for real life loan defaulters, it mocks 
and celebrates. On its course, there are some bittersweet experiences of personal lives on individuals caricatured.
EMI (Easy Monthly Installments), the innovative title, perhaps you would’ve foreboded quite a little of substance. Well, it’s a flick that doesn’t stride much on its theme of bank, loans and defaulters. But has lots of resemblance on panoramas of Munnabhai – a good-hearted gawk; performed by Sanjay Dutt.
Express your appraisals for a great show of concept; but it’s just a flattery ennobling same credits for story and screenplay. It’s just hop-skipping from realistic theme to clichéd ho-hum masala where a ‘Bhai’ not just recovers pending loans from deadbeats, but transforming their personal lives too.
Obviously, lots of multiplexes launched should have urged Yash Raj Films to stride successfully on 
new genre of Animation. Indeed, the biggest production house in India joining hands with the ever best studios of Hollywood Walt Disney Pictures is a cock-a-hoop for all. With animation flicks of several foreign countries bringing home the bacon across the World, India lags far behind. Many of our Indian professionals have presented their top-notched outputs in Hollywood animation films. When it comes to Indian Animation film, none of them shored with grandeur. If you had ever thought, budget was our only constraint? Might be, but not for a greater extent. Despites, the same talented animators and greatest producers involved, many of the films are just mediocre.
The crew members of the forthcoming television show “Oye… It’s Friday” became a bunch of surprised 
on lookers as they saw the man who is today considered as the perfect youth icon, a great film maker, a truly versatile personality and the host of the new talk show being extremely down to earth and helping them out in whatever ways it is possible for him to show his support.
Farhan Akhtar had earlier made it known that he decided to take up the offer of being the host of the show as the whole concept seemed so excitingly unconventional and that he is really charged up of taking up the responsibility as he is going to do such a thing for the first time in his life.
Every vision visible in the Bollywood radar is giving out the message that the forthcoming horror flick ‘Raaz-The Mystery Continues’ is all set to surpass the level of success attained by the first movie in the series titled as ‘Raaz’ which catapulted the careers of the leading stars to great heights.
First of all the film lovers are just waiting for the movie to hit the screens as the promos and the talk that the story and the thriller essence of the flick will just stun the audience have created a strong buzz to act as a good power to pull in the audience in the first week of its release.
Secondly the industry belief that Vishesh Films, the company behind the project is the only production company capable of giving birth to a complete film which can be put under the category of the thriller genre has created a kind of assurance of top notch entertainment worth the money charged for the film ticket.
Noted Bollywood actor Jackie Shroff, who successfully cast magic spells in Bollywood playing versatile roles, is venturing to do a film in Tamil now.
The handsome actor will play the lead role in a movie titled ‘Aranya Kandam’, to be produced by Capital Film Works. Kumara Raja, who penned the script for ‘Oram Po’ and worked as associate to ‘Rajeev Menon’ and ‘Pushkar – Ghayathri’, is directing the film.
The movie has Sampath Raj and Ravikrishna playing prominent roles. Impressed with the storyline, Jackie readily agreed to do the film.
At a time when Tamil actresses and technicians are going to Bollywood, Kollywood is getting ready to welcome a prominent actor from Mumbai to play a lead role in a Kollywood film.
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