Shraddha Arya's Hilarious Take On Motherhood Challenges Has Fans Talking
In the clip, Shraddha is seen putting a baby dress on her shoulder and taking support of a wall, looking extremely sad and exhausted owing to her mommy duties. The text on the video reads, 'POV: All New Moms." The video is accompanied by the phrase 'Jaagte Rahe Hum To Raat Bhar, Ek Pal Bhi Soyi Na Magar' of the song Humko Sirf Tumse Pyaar Hai from the film Barsaat. Through this, the actress indicated that she could not sleep the whole night due to new responsibilities.
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- Hindustan Times
Shekhar Kapur says he was ‘thrown out' of Bobby Deol's Barsaat. Here's why
Bollywood actor Bobby Deol made his grand acting debut as a lead in the 1995 film Barsaat. While the film was initially supposed to be directed by Shekhar Kapur, he left the project and Rajkumar Santoshi took over. Now, in an interview with Filmfare, Shekhar revealed that he didn't walk out but was thrown out of the film. Shekhar Kapur says he never walked out of Bobby Deol-Twinkle Khanna's Barsaat. Shekhar Kapur on being thrown out of Barsaat Talking about Barsaat, Shekhar said, "I never walked out, I have been thrown out of films, I was fired. Barsaat was an idea that was being developed, and I think I wasn't quite understanding Dharam ji's (Dharmendra) ideas. Then Sunny was in London, and he called the next guy who took over, Rajkumar Santoshi." He added, "So I talked to Raj ji and told him that since you have done films before with all of them, can you talk to Dharam ji? And he said, 'Haan main sambhal leta hoon.' (Yes, I'll handle it). And the next day I found out he was directing it. That's it. That's all that happened. People say I walked out of it, but let me be honest, I didn't walk out of it. Mind you, I immediately went and made Bandit Queen." In 2023, while speaking at the Jagran Film Festival, Bobby said, 'I started shooting for the film very early and Shekhar Kapur was the director. We shot for the film for 27 days. He then got an offer from Hollywood to make Bandit Queen. Shekhar said, 'I will do Bandit Queen and come back to do Barsaat.' But my father told him that he didn't want to delay it. He told Shekhar, 'You go do your film, I will find somebody else.' And I think Rajkumar Santoshi was waiting to direct my film. I got lucky with him.' About Barsaat Barsaat (1995) marked the Bollywood debut of Bobby Deol and Twinkle Khanna, both of whom instantly became popular with audiences. Directed by Rajkumar Santoshi, the romantic drama tells the story of Badal (Bobby Deol), a small-town man who moves to the city for education and falls in love with Tina (Twinkle Khanna). Made on a budget of ₹8 crore, the film emerged as a commercial success, earning ₹33.90 crore worldwide. About Shekhar Kapur Shekhar is known for his visionary storytelling and international acclaim. He gained prominence with the 1983 classic Masoom, followed by the cult hit Mr. India (1987). He earned global recognition with Bandit Queen (1994), based on the life of Phoolan Devi, which won widespread critical praise. Transitioning to Hollywood, Kapur directed the Oscar-winning historical drama Elizabeth (1998) and its sequel Elizabeth: The Golden Age (2007), both earning multiple Academy Award nominations.
India.com
9 hours ago
- India.com
Shekar Kapur reveals he was thrown out of Bobby Deol's Barsaat, says, 'I didn't understand Dharmendra's...'
Shekar Kapur reveals he was thrown out of Bobby Deol's Barsaat, says, 'I didn't understand Dharmendra's...' In the glitzy and glamorous world of Bollywood, we only hear the success stories of blockbusters, but what happens behind the scenes when the curtain falls is a lot more than what meets the eye. One such similar tale is of the film that was released in the year 1995. This film is marked as the grand launchpad for a star kid. But what was supposed to be a smooth debut became marked by delays, a change of directors, and decades of speculation over why acclaimed filmmaker Shekhar Kapur left the project midway. The film that we are talking about is none other than Barsaat. This featured Dharmendra's younger son, Bobby Deol, opposite Twinkle Khanna. During that time, the debut of Star Kid was considered a major event. The film Barsaat was initially set to be directed by Shekhar Kapur, known for classics like Mr India and Masoom. However, halfway through the production, Rajkumar Santoshi took over, leading to the assumption that Kapur had walked away from the film. Now, years after the release of the film, both Kapur and Bobby have stated the reality. Why did Shekhar Kapur leave Barsaat halfway? Speaking to Filmfare, Shekhar Kapur clarified, 'I never walked out; I have been thrown out of films. Barsaat was an idea that was being developed, and I think I wasn't quite understanding Dharamji's (Dharmendra) ideas. Then Sunny was in London, and he called the next guy, who took over, Rajkumar Santoshi. So I talked to Raj ji and told him that since you have done films before with all of them, can you talk to Dharam ji? And he said, 'Haan, main sambhal leta hoon.' (Yes, I'll handle it). And the next day I found out he was directing it. That's it. That's all that happened. People say I walked out of it, but let me be honest, I didn't walk out of it. Mind you, I immediately went and made Bandit Queen.' Bobby Deol on Barsaat Bobby Deol, speaking on the same, said, 'I started shooting for the film very early, and Shekhar Kapur was the director. We shot the film for 27 days. He then got an offer from Hollywood to make Bandit Queen. Shekhar said, 'I will do Bandit Queen and come back to do Barsaat.' But my father told him that he didn't want to delay it. He told Shekhar, 'You go do your film; I will find somebody else.' And I think Rajkumar Santoshi was waiting to direct my film. I got lucky with him.' On The Great Indian Kapil Show, Bobby also joked, 'Maybe that's why Shekhar ran away. Shekhar Kapur. He was scared. But then Raj directed the film. But I never thought I was under pressure.' Despite the uncertainties that the film saw, Barsaat became a commercial success and was a superhit.
India Today
9 hours ago
- India Today
Shekhar Kapur recalls being thrown out from Barsaat, replaced by Rajkumar Santoshi
Filmmaker Shekhar Kapur has finally addressed one of Bollywood's most persistent rumours, that he walked away from Bobby Deol's debut film 'Barsaat'. The director, known for hits like 'Mr India' and 'Masoom', shared that contrary to popular belief, he didn't quit the project but was removed from it.'I never walked out, I have been thrown out of films. 'Barsaat' was an idea that was being developed and I think I wasn't quite understanding Dharam ji's (Dharmendra) ideas,' Shekhar told recalled that Sunny Deol later reached out to Rajkumar Santoshi, who took over as director. 'The next day I found out, he was directing it. That's it. That's all that happened. People say I walked out of it, but let me be honest, I didn't walk out of it. Mind you, I immediately went and made 'Bandit Queen',' he said. For years, speculation suggested Shekhar had filmed portions of the movie before leaving midway, a version Bobby Deol himself said in 2023. At the Jagran Film Festival, Bobby recalled shooting for 27 days with Shekhar before the director chose to work on 'Bandit Queen'.'My father told him that he didn't want to delay it And I think Rajkumar Santoshi was waiting to direct my film. I got lucky with him,' Bobby 'The Great Indian Kapil Show' last year, Bobby quipped, 'Maybe that's why Shekhar ran away. Shekhar Kapur. He was scared.'Despite the behind-the-scenes shake-ups, 'Barsaat', co-starring Twinkle Khanna, went on to become a commercial hit, cementing Bobby Deol's arrival in Bollywood.- EndsMust Watch
