Showing posts with label TELEVISION. Show all posts
Showing posts with label TELEVISION. Show all posts
Monday, 15 April 2013
Wednesday, 27 March 2013
Saturday, 26 January 2013
Rohit Khari - An International Model! Biography and Exclusive Photos
International Model! Hardworking , Dedicated and above all a True Gentleman
Biography
Dashing Looks, Awesome Physique, Mesmerizing Appeal .... with Big Golden Heart !Always Fun to be with friends, Amazing Respect for all the people around him.
Respectful to all relationships, Loving Son,Loving Brother n the Best to Friends.
He is a great friend, and an even human being. Always there for people when they need him.
Description
Rohit Khari - The ModelFocused and Dedicated!
Assistant Director
Architect
Interior Designer
Perfect Dancer
Rohit, a 21 year old from Delhi, is pursuing architecture from Swinburn University in Melbourne. He is a cool and chilled out guy who does not believe in tricks and techniques when it comes to picking up girls. He goes for the direct approach, and claims to have had great success using it.
Sunday, 6 January 2013
KUSHAL TANDON [Viraat:- Ek Hazaaron Mein Meri Behna Hain] Biography and latest photoshoot
Model Kushal Tandonis model turned actor. He is a popular face of big advertisements like Sony Ericsson, Skoda, Activia, Airtel, Dairy Milk, Eva Deodorant, Only Vimal Reid & Taylor (with Amitabh Bachchan), Kawasaki Bajaj etc. Kushal tandon has also done the ramp shows and seen on fashion shows like Lakme Fashion Week, shows for Provogue, Spykar, Giodarno etc. At the age of 22, he was the runner up of Mr India 2005. After doing many ramp shows, he is now seen as Virat Singh Vadhera in a show Ek Hazaron Mein Meri Behna Hai aired on Star Plus opposite Nia Sharma .
Saturday, 29 December 2012
Thursday, 1 November 2012
"Gauri Bhosle missing from London":-'Reports' that looked suspiciously like promo for upcoming TV show
NEW DELHI: A report appearing in newspapers, including Indian Express, The Hindu and Mail Today, on Wednesday about a 21-year-old NRI woman from London,GauriBhonsle, going missing and being rescued in Saharanpur on Tuesday has not only turned out to be false but is also suspiciously close to the storyline of a television serial, to be launched by Star TV shortly, of an NRI girl by the same name going missing from London.
According to the report in Indian Express, Gauri, an NRI girl from London, went missing on October 15 on her way to board a train for Malda, West Bengal, from Old Delhi railway station. The report said: "Days after Gauri reportedly went missing, social networking sites were flooded with demands to rescue her. Gauri reportedly had come to India from London and stayed in Mumbai, Rajasthan and Delhi before going missing. Many missing posters had come up in Mumbai and parts of London."
Mail Today reported that "Gauri Bhonsle, the 21-yearold NRI of Southampton in London, who had reportedly gone missing from New Delhi on October 15, was rescued from a village in UP's Saharanpur district on Tuesday." The Hindu didn't have the name of the girl but reported that "a 21-year-old British girl of Indian origin who had been missing since October 15 after she landed in Delhi was recovered from a villagein Deoband in Saharanpur district."
The story, in other words, was much the same. Indian Express also quoted the Saharanpur SSP Durga Charan Mishra to say, "We raided the house and rescued her." It added that the girl herself was not being able to recapitulate the events leading to her disappearance. The newspaper also said that the "police have informed the British High Commission in Delhi about her rescue".
Now, it turns out the story about the missing NRI girl from London is a hoax. Star TV sources said they are about to launch a serial about an NRI girl, annoyed with her parents in London, coming to India and going missing. For this serial, the sources said, Star had launched a "gimmicky and disruptive" promotional campaign. There were newspaper ads about one "missing Gauri Bhonsle" as part of the "disruptive" campaign and it created a buzz on social network sites.
Mail Today reported that "Gauri Bhonsle, the 21-yearold NRI of Southampton in London, who had reportedly gone missing from New Delhi on October 15, was rescued from a village in UP's Saharanpur district on Tuesday." The Hindu didn't have the name of the girl but reported that "a 21-year-old British girl of Indian origin who had been missing since October 15 after she landed in Delhi was recovered from a villagein Deoband in Saharanpur district."
The story, in other words, was much the same. Indian Express also quoted the Saharanpur SSP Durga Charan Mishra to say, "We raided the house and rescued her." It added that the girl herself was not being able to recapitulate the events leading to her disappearance. The newspaper also said that the "police have informed the British High Commission in Delhi about her rescue".
Now, it turns out the story about the missing NRI girl from London is a hoax. Star TV sources said they are about to launch a serial about an NRI girl, annoyed with her parents in London, coming to India and going missing. For this serial, the sources said, Star had launched a "gimmicky and disruptive" promotional campaign. There were newspaper ads about one "missing Gauri Bhonsle" as part of the "disruptive" campaign and it created a buzz on social network sites.
SSP D C Mishra told TOI that the girl rescued in Saharanpur wasn't an NRI by the name of Gauri Bhonsle. She was from Malda. When contacted, the UK High Commission denied that any British citizen by the name of Gauri Bhonsle from Southampton has gone missing. An official said, "The British High Commission has no evidence to confirm that a woman named Gauri Bhonsle had actually gone missing from Southampton." Sources in the High Commission said it learnt about a person missing by that name from ABP News.
ABP News is the new name of Star News, given in April 2012 after Ananda Bazar Patrika and Rupert Murdoch's Star TV parted ways. So, they are currently not linked. ABP News has carried what appear to be news items (available in Youtube) about Gauri Bhonsle, the NRI girl, having allegedly gone missing. It even has one London Metropolitan Police officer by the name ofJames Anderson on camera saying that Gauri has gone to India. On probing the mystery of the fictitious report, it now appears that an abducted girl was indeed rescued in Saharanpur but how her identity got mixed up with Gauri Bhonsle, the fictional story of an NRI girl going missing, is still not clear.
ABP News is the new name of Star News, given in April 2012 after Ananda Bazar Patrika and Rupert Murdoch's Star TV parted ways. So, they are currently not linked. ABP News has carried what appear to be news items (available in Youtube) about Gauri Bhonsle, the NRI girl, having allegedly gone missing. It even has one London Metropolitan Police officer by the name ofJames Anderson on camera saying that Gauri has gone to India. On probing the mystery of the fictitious report, it now appears that an abducted girl was indeed rescued in Saharanpur but how her identity got mixed up with Gauri Bhonsle, the fictional story of an NRI girl going missing, is still not clear.
SSP Mishra said that the girl who was recovered from Tanheri Bijurg village in Deoband was not Gauri but she had lied about her identity. "The girl, who belongs to Malda, went to Shimla with her boyfriend and stayed there for about 10 days. She then returned to Delhi to go back to Malda. On her way to the station she was given spiked food by taxi driver Manoj Tyagi. She was then 'sold' to Yogesh and Raju in Dehradun. From there the girl was taken to the village in Deoband."
Mishra added that the abducted girl managed to contact her boyfriend. "The boyfriend then told her that she should tell the villagers that she is Gauri Bhonsle, an NRI from Britain and she has been kidnapped," said Mishra. The girl then narrated the story to the villagers who informed the village pradhan who informed the SDM Deoband. The police then rescued the girl from the village.
When contacted, Indian Express editor Shekhar Gupta said he was in Pune and knew nothing about the report. He suggested that a senior editor be contacted instead. This editor, who declined to be identified, said, "Other papers have carried the report. As you can see it's not an Express invention."
Mail Today editor Sandeep Bamzai directed this reporter to the paper's associate editor Atul Chandra who said the report was filed by the Lucknow office of Express. "It came late and we couldn't check if it was promotion for a TV show."
Hindu editor Siddharth Vardarajan directed us to a reporter, Atiq Khan, who said his report was based on a police briefing.
How were all these papers been taken for a ride when the 'missing' ad of Gauri said ABP News and Star Plus would search for her, indicating that it was a promo ? And who was responsible for taking them for a ride - the Saharanpur police, who accepted a cock-and-bull story and rushed to the media before checking the facts ? Obviously, these newspapers, too, didn't check facts. Still, some of them didn't hesitate to give details of posters about the missing NRI girl in London and Mumbai. In fact, Indian Express even carried a photograph of 'Gauri Bhonsle' from a social network community page, a photograph which happens to be that of the actor playing the role in the forthcoming serial.
Finally, what's the role of Star TV? Was its "disruptive" campaign designed to mislead newspapers and earn some publicity for its upcoming show? Star India CEO Uday Shankar denied this. "This incident has nothing to do with us. It is not part of our marketing strategy," he said.
Asked about 'news clips' appearing on ABP News that apparently reported an NRI girl going missing, Shankar said, "What was run on ABP News was part of the advertising segment and not the news, and has been paid for by Star. The format might imitate a news format, again as part of a marketing stunt."
In response to a question on whether he thought it was ethical to mislead viewers by making the clip seem like genuine news, the Star India CEO said, "There is nothing unethical about it. One, we have always run disclaimers both in print and on TV. Two, we are only running an item saying somebody is missing. The person is an imaginary individual, so it does not in any way affect either any other person or g roup adversely."
MOHIT SEHGAL TO PLAY "SIDDHARTH" IN KHAMOSHIYA
in 4th promo of Khamoshiyan they showed Siddharth Kapoor Gauri's fiance was giving message to ABP news..
dat meansss
Gauri And siddharth are already engaged????????/
Tuesday, 4 September 2012
RaQesh Vashisth hot Photogallery and Biograbhy [Rohan Mishra-Hongey Judaa Na Hum]
Rakesh Bapat changed his name to Raqesh Vashisht but everything else about him remains unchanged, his dimpled smile, his soft-spoken manner and his charm that has girls swooning over him. His father is a navy captain and his mother is a teacher. It is known that Rakesh changed his surname to Vashisht due to career problem. Raqesh has great interest in painting, horse riding, playing tennis, sculpting, singing, playing the flute and sitar.
Raqesh made his screen debut together with Himanshu Malik in Anubhav Sinha's Tum Bin in 2001. After the success of Tum Bin, Anubhav Sinha again cast him as a solo lead in Kuchh Dil Ne Kaha opposite Raima Sen, which bombed at the box office. After that he starred in a few average films like Dil Vil Pyar Vyar in 2002 and Koi Mere Dil Mein Hai in 2005, but none of these films clicked. Raqesh failed to make a mark at the box-office and decided to turn to television. Raqesh has also done ads for Colgate, Wrigley's chewing gum, SSI-Education and Lux, Fiama di wills with Deepika Padukone, etc.
Raqesh made his debut in the Zee serial, Saat Phere. With his cute looks and talent, Raqesh earned instant recognition on the small screen within a short span of time. He chose to leave and sacrifice his time in the daily serial Saat Phere, due to a Hollywood movie. He has played the role of Anuj in the NDTV Imagine show Ek Packet Umeed. He depicted the role of an MBA graduate who helps run Umeed Bhavan and is in love with Sujata (role played by Rupali Ganguly) who is the daughter of the head of Umeed Bhavan. Raqesh also played the role of Karan Mehra in Simply Sapne as the main actor replaced by Gautam Rode. Shlok is the character he played in Seven (TV series) on Sony Entertainment Television. The show was produced under the banner of Yash Raj Television. He is recently seen as male protagonist Aditya in the Star Plus show Maryada: Lekin Kab Tak?.
Raqesh is all set to play the role of the antagonist in A New Love Iisshstory written by Vipul K Rawal of Iqbal (film) fame and directed by John Matthew Matthan which is set to release in early 2011.
Grasim Mr. India (1999) first runner-up title holder
Birthday:
1st September 1978
Sun-Sign:
Virgo