Actress Jacqueline Fernandez has praised director Remo D'Souza for doing a fantastic job with RACE 3, the third installment of the popular action-thriller franchise RACE.

Jacqueline was interacting with the media at Physique 57, a New York based barre workout studio's launch party on Wednesday here.

The RACE 2 actress had earlier worked with D'Souza in A FLYNG JATT before RACE 3.

Collaborating for the second time with the director, she said: "It was an amazing experience. We had gone to some great location and shot some really cool stuff.

"Remo, I feel is doing a fantastic job. The cast is already excited so we all are having real fun."

Talking about the workout studio's launch, Jacqueline said: "Physique 57 actually is an amazing class something which I do especially when I travel.

"It's an exercise which also incorporates dance forms which is something I really like."

Jacqueline is considered extremely fit in the industry, so when asked whether there is added pressure to maintain that, she said: "Yes. There is lot of added pressure actually. But sometimes I enjoy added pressure because it actually gives more incentives to kind of keep staying fit."

She also said she considers actors Salman Khan and Tiger Shroff as the fittest actors in Bollywood.

Makers of RACE 3 are going to release the trailer of the film really soon. Jacqueline said: "I am very excited. We all worked really hard in the film and its turning out to be amazing."

RACE 3 is produced under Tips Films and features Salman Khan, Anil Kapoor, Bobby Deol, Daisy Shah and Saqib Saleem, besides Jacqueline.

It is set to release on June 15, coinciding with Eid.

Actress Jacqueline Fernandez has praised director Remo D'Souza for doing a fantastic job with RACE 3, the third installment of the popular action-thriller franchise RACE.

Jacqueline was interacting with the media at Physique 57, a New York based barre workout studio's launch party on Wednesday here.

The RACE 2 actress had earlier worked with D'Souza in A FLYNG JATT before RACE 3.

Collaborating for the second time with the director, she said: "It was an amazing experience. We had gone to some great location and shot some really cool stuff.

"Remo, I feel is doing a fantastic job. The cast is already excited so we all are having real fun."

Talking about the workout studio's launch, Jacqueline said: "Physique 57 actually is an amazing class something which I do especially when I travel.

"It's an exercise which also incorporates dance forms which is something I really like."

Jacqueline is considered extremely fit in the industry, so when asked whether there is added pressure to maintain that, she said: "Yes. There is lot of added pressure actually. But sometimes I enjoy added pressure because it actually gives more incentives to kind of keep staying fit."

She also said she considers actors Salman Khan and Tiger Shroff as the fittest actors in Bollywood.

Makers of RACE 3 are going to release the trailer of the film really soon. Jacqueline said: "I am very excited. We all worked really hard in the film and its turning out to be amazing."

RACE 3 is produced under Tips Films and features Salman Khan, Anil Kapoor, Bobby Deol, Daisy Shah and Saqib Saleem, besides Jacqueline.

It is set to release on June 15, coinciding with Eid.

Abhay Deol-starrer NANU KI JAANU is surely creating the right pre-release buzz. The movie will be hitting the screens on April 20, 2018, and we are sure that fans of the actor can’t wait to see him back on the big screen.

We all know that Abhay is a thorough professional, but with each passing day the actor is giving us a new surprise. Well, in a scene for NANU KI JAANU, Abhay’s character Nanu has to drive from Chattarpur to Noida. In most of the films, the makers just take a few close-up shots of the actor and long shots are done by the body double. But, that was not the case in NANU KI JAANU.

Director Faraz Haider reveals, “Abhay likes to drive, so he refused to use any body double in the film or take the east route, and drove from Chattarpur to Noida himself. It was a two-hour journey.”

We must say that Abhay is surely an actor every filmmaker would dream to work with.

NANU KI JAANU is produced by Inbox Pictures and also stars Patralekhaa in the lead role.

Abhay Deol-starrer NANU KI JAANU is surely creating the right pre-release buzz. The movie will be hitting the screens on April 20, 2018, and we are sure that fans of the actor can’t wait to see him back on the big screen.

We all know that Abhay is a thorough professional, but with each passing day the actor is giving us a new surprise. Well, in a scene for NANU KI JAANU, Abhay’s character Nanu has to drive from Chattarpur to Noida. In most of the films, the makers just take a few close-up shots of the actor and long shots are done by the body double. But, that was not the case in NANU KI JAANU.

Director Faraz Haider reveals, “Abhay likes to drive, so he refused to use any body double in the film or take the east route, and drove from Chattarpur to Noida himself. It was a two-hour journey.”

We must say that Abhay is surely an actor every filmmaker would dream to work with.

NANU KI JAANU is produced by Inbox Pictures and also stars Patralekhaa in the lead role.

Basking in the glowing reviews of OCTOBER, Varun Dhawan says he wants to continue seeking roles that are unique and tear the envelope.

Excerpts from the interview:

Hello, am I speaking to the Supertar Varun Dhawan?
(Laughs) No, this is Dan (the character from OCTOBER). I still haven't come out of my character. This is that kind of an experience which I can't just leave behind.

Dan is not heroic in the filmy sense. What made you play such a character at this stage of your career?
This is what I was asked when I did BADLAPUR. I hope this question keeps coming up in my career.

You will continue to seek out roles that push the envelope?
Not just push the envelope, but 'phado' (tear) the envelope. I am not interested in doing unconventional roles that don't go all the way. I don't want to take sides as far as doing mainstream and unconventional roles are concerned.

Why should off-beat roles not be popular? When we made OCTOBER, we knew it won't get the audience of a JUDWAA. It was made within the required budget. And we were not disappointed with the results.

The collections have increased manifold.
Yes, a day after the release, the audience began to increase considerably. That was very reassuring. People have connected with the film. What we see in OCTOBER is what everyone goes through in life.

Would you be doing more such 'tearing the envelope' roles?
Yes, absolutely. But it has to be a character like the one in OCTOBER who is completely honest even about his dishonesty. We all lie to others and to ourselves. But how often is the hero allowed to admit his weaknesses on screen?

(Screenwriter) Juhi Chaturvedi has written the character as flawed and yes, quite annoying in the way he pushes his opinion about everything on others. Dan is quite overbearing. Yet he redeems himself finally. It proves there is a sensitive human being inside him. I loved my character's journey.

I didn't like the way the journey ended?
I know. A lot of people have told me it shouldn't have ended the way it did. But this was the only way it could end. If we changed the inevitable, we would be cheating.

You've had cent-per cent success so far. Even your awful DILWALE is considered a hit. Do you think OCTOBER will not interrupt your success spell?
About DILWALE, even today you will be surprised at how many people tell me they love that film. When I decided to do OCTOBER, I put my entire soul into it. After BADRINATH KI DULHANIA and JUDWAA 2, I could have done another blockbuster kind of film. But I wanted to do a character who was not so high on self-confidence.

Dan is a bit of an upstart. He isn't your average hero at all. When I heard about the role, I insisted that Shoojit Sircar cast me, although he had a completely different cast in mind. Dan is just 21-22. Much younger than me.

How old are you?
I am 30. So I am actually not as inexperienced in things like illness and grieving as you might think. I've watched both my parents lose their parents and how it affected them. And I saw how my mother did the seva (tending) of her parents when they were ill.

Somewhere, I had stored all those memories and I used it in OCTOBER.

I believe you took a massive remuneration cut in OCTOBER?
I wasn't even thinking about money when I got the chance to do OCTOBER. I just wanted to be part of this film.

What is your biggest takeaway from this film?
It has definitely taught me to be more considerate towards others. It is not just important to feel for someone. It is also important to express that feeling. This film has also taught me to be sensitive about what goes on around me.

People die, people have accidents, but Life goes on. Nobody cares beyond a point. That's really sad. Most importantly, now after doing OCTOBER, I want to spend more time with my family.

And yet you've moved out of your family home into your own place?
That's because I needed more space. And my own private space.

Did you buy your home as preparation for marriage?
Nothing like that. Of course it will happen in good time.

Basking in the glowing reviews of OCTOBER, Varun Dhawan says he wants to continue seeking roles that are unique and tear the envelope.

Excerpts from the interview:

Hello, am I speaking to the Supertar Varun Dhawan?
(Laughs) No, this is Dan (the character from OCTOBER). I still haven't come out of my character. This is that kind of an experience which I can't just leave behind.

Dan is not heroic in the filmy sense. What made you play such a character at this stage of your career?
This is what I was asked when I did BADLAPUR. I hope this question keeps coming up in my career.

You will continue to seek out roles that push the envelope?
Not just push the envelope, but 'phado' (tear) the envelope. I am not interested in doing unconventional roles that don't go all the way. I don't want to take sides as far as doing mainstream and unconventional roles are concerned.

Why should off-beat roles not be popular? When we made OCTOBER, we knew it won't get the audience of a JUDWAA. It was made within the required budget. And we were not disappointed with the results.

The collections have increased manifold.
Yes, a day after the release, the audience began to increase considerably. That was very reassuring. People have connected with the film. What we see in OCTOBER is what everyone goes through in life.

Would you be doing more such 'tearing the envelope' roles?
Yes, absolutely. But it has to be a character like the one in OCTOBER who is completely honest even about his dishonesty. We all lie to others and to ourselves. But how often is the hero allowed to admit his weaknesses on screen?

(Screenwriter) Juhi Chaturvedi has written the character as flawed and yes, quite annoying in the way he pushes his opinion about everything on others. Dan is quite overbearing. Yet he redeems himself finally. It proves there is a sensitive human being inside him. I loved my character's journey.

I didn't like the way the journey ended?
I know. A lot of people have told me it shouldn't have ended the way it did. But this was the only way it could end. If we changed the inevitable, we would be cheating.

You've had cent-per cent success so far. Even your awful DILWALE is considered a hit. Do you think OCTOBER will not interrupt your success spell?
About DILWALE, even today you will be surprised at how many people tell me they love that film. When I decided to do OCTOBER, I put my entire soul into it. After BADRINATH KI DULHANIA and JUDWAA 2, I could have done another blockbuster kind of film. But I wanted to do a character who was not so high on self-confidence.

Dan is a bit of an upstart. He isn't your average hero at all. When I heard about the role, I insisted that Shoojit Sircar cast me, although he had a completely different cast in mind. Dan is just 21-22. Much younger than me.

How old are you?
I am 30. So I am actually not as inexperienced in things like illness and grieving as you might think. I've watched both my parents lose their parents and how it affected them. And I saw how my mother did the seva (tending) of her parents when they were ill.

Somewhere, I had stored all those memories and I used it in OCTOBER.

I believe you took a massive remuneration cut in OCTOBER?
I wasn't even thinking about money when I got the chance to do OCTOBER. I just wanted to be part of this film.

What is your biggest takeaway from this film?
It has definitely taught me to be more considerate towards others. It is not just important to feel for someone. It is also important to express that feeling. This film has also taught me to be sensitive about what goes on around me.

People die, people have accidents, but Life goes on. Nobody cares beyond a point. That's really sad. Most importantly, now after doing OCTOBER, I want to spend more time with my family.

And yet you've moved out of your family home into your own place?
That's because I needed more space. And my own private space.

Did you buy your home as preparation for marriage?
Nothing like that. Of course it will happen in good time.

“Logon ka paise par se vishwas bana rahe, hamari movie ka yehi maqsad hai” (the only aim of our movie is to restore faith on the power of money amongst people) says producer director Mani Kapoor who is set to remake the modern version of the 1976 social drama SABSE BADA RUPAIYA that starred Vinod Mehra and Mehmood. Superstar Salman Khan will star in the new age version. Here are the excerpts from the exclusive conversation held between the producer Mani Kapoor and brother of the nation our dear bhai aka Salman Khan.

Swagat hai tumhara bhai (a hearty welcome to you brother) exclaims blockbuster filmmaker Mani Kapoor as superstar Salman Khan enters into the spacious drawing room of the producer bungalow.

Kaho kaise yaad kiya (tell me , why you called) probes the actor in his trade mark poker tone.

Mani Kapoor : Bhai, I hope you didn’t have any problems in jail

Salman Khan: Nahi, I am used to this jailgiri.. bro.. I am chulbul pandey the famous cop on screen, it was like a routine for me, I immediately got into the skin and fulfilled the ‘commitment’ and made the prisoners feel at ease you know. I am glad that my presence brought smiles to their faces and made them happy. Who clicks selfies in jail normally?..In fact I have increased my fan base now.. my forthcoming flick will be a bigger hit.

Mani Kapoor : Kudos to you bhai, you are a living legend. It’s incredible to find that how remarkably you have restored the faith on humanity and money at one go.

Salman Khan (surprised): Is that so.

Mani Kapoor : yo.. oh ho.. I mean yes brother you did it.

Salman Khan : Kindly explain.

Mani Kapoor: Bhai, you are not just a note chapne ki dukan ( a money printing machine) you are a rare unique combo of the raw material, machine and the end product all in one. Your bail from the recent blackbuck case has restored faith in money amongst people and I would love to announce the remake of the movie SABSE BADA RUPAIYA starring you. We are using the title and the element of money in this modern remake, it will have an altogether new story and it will feature you in a never before seen avatar.

Salman khan (smiles): Never before seen avatar.. baat dil pe toh aa gayi. .. par dimage mein nahi

Mani Kapoor: This will be in the lines of a biopic on the superstar Salman Khan with some rare real life footages starring the superstar Salman Khan himself. The title is deliberately kept as a gimmick, trust me, SABSE BADA RUPAIYA will be a unique adage on the power of money and stardom that will have deep layers commenting on the class divide, poverty and immaturity of people and media in understanding the difference between a celebrity and an individual plus it will have shades of a psychological thriller as well.

Salman khan : Biopic mein psychological thriller.. people will go mad.

Mani Kapoor: That’s the twist, people will go mad, I mean crazy for you like never before, hear me out please.

Salman Khan : Shoot.

ManI Kapoor: As I said it will star the superstar Salman Khan as Salman Khan, it will begin with that faithful day you went for hunting during the shooting of HUM SATH SAATH HAI.. truth should come out brother..

Salman Khan : What the hell, I will shoot you and surrender myself in jail. To hell with everyone, I have had enough of this, I can,t handle it anymore…. I am a human being..

Mani Kapoor : Exactly!! As the truth will come out, the movie will reveal the reason on how the incident haunted you and gave you sleepless nights and you decided to do something for the underprivileged and launched Being Human. Today Being Human earns in cores and it is for the welfare of the society. SABSE BADA RUPAIYA is a statement that our aim is to remove poverty and not poor people. Poverty has to be removed from the society to bring equality, aaj Rupaiya sabse bada hai, itna bada ki log kanoon bhi kharid lete hai par kal nahi rahega kal insaniyat badi hogi ( today the power of money is ultimate, it can even buy the judiciary but it won,t remain in future, tomorrow people will understand humanity and good deeds if their stomachs are filled and they get a proper sleep and shelter). People will understand the value of money and faith on rupaiya will be ‘coined’ for good.. bhai it’s a proven fact that Blackbuck are severely affected by natural calamities such as floods and droughts and are getting reduced, you may be on the wrong side due to ignorance but the nation is ignoring the bigger picture over here. If resources were adequate, floods and droughts could have been controlled and the community of blackbucks would not be on the decreasing side.. so who is killing those Blackbucks.. ? Lack of care and resources and resources come from money bole toh Rupaiya so.. SABSE BADA RUPAIYA..

Salman Khan ( gets up and after completing his famous ‘Dabangg’ jig reframes this famous dialogue from KICK): Wah Sir!! Pehle Controversy Salman Khan ke peche, ab Salman khan controversy ke peeche – will be too much fun.. we should do this.. zindagi ka kya bharosa.. kab kisko kaha maut aa jaye.. soote, jagte, chalet phirte.. (life has no guarantee, it can come anytime to anyone and anywhere)

(Disclaimer: The above write up is a figment of imagination of the author, the website doesn't hold any responsibility)

Few months back Salman Khan gave clap for Marathi movie BONUS, produced by Lion Crown Entertainment and since then the excitement of fans have been on a high and everyone is waiting for the movie to come out.

BONUS is a film which focuses on understanding humanity, a story of survival and coming of age with bit of a humor in it. The post does not reveal much except for a man who is wheeling a bag out of a room and that has put fans into a considerable amount of thought.

Directed and written by Saurabh Bhave and produced by of Lion Crown Entertainment, the film is scheduled to release this year

Few months back Salman Khan gave clap for Marathi movie BONUS, produced by Lion Crown Entertainment and since then the excitement of fans have been on a high and everyone is waiting for the movie to come out.

BONUS is a film which focuses on understanding humanity, a story of survival and coming of age with bit of a humor in it. The post does not reveal much except for a man who is wheeling a bag out of a room and that has put fans into a considerable amount of thought.

Directed and written by Saurabh Bhave and produced by of Lion Crown Entertainment, the film is scheduled to release this year