Director Nitesh Tiwari
Director Nitesh Tiwari Shares Insights On Sushant Singh Rajput Being Inquisitive In ‘Chhichhore’ Sets
Filmmaker Nitesh Tiwari, known for his successful films Dangal and Chhichhore, recently opened up about his journey in the film industry and shared some insightful behind-the-scenes stories in a conversation with Mukesh Chhabra on The Bombay Dream. During the episode, Tiwari spoke fondly of late actor Sushant Singh Rajput, praising his work ethic and commitment while shooting for Chhichhore. Tiwari recalled the intense dedication Sushant showed during the making of the film, particularly in how he approached his craft. The director revealed that Sushant was highly meticulous when it | Click Here...
Here’s why Ranbir Kapoor is cast as Lord Rama in the epic film, ‘Ramayana’
It isn't even official yet and we don't even know when will the film finally have a release but it wouldn't be unfair to say that Ramayana is already one of the most-awaited and most-talked about projects of all time. This is due to the sheer scale and magnitude that the film apparently has but more so due to the list of alluring names attached to it. On the one hand, Dangal and Chhichore director, Nitesh Tiwari is helming the project, and the likes of Ranbir Kapoor, Sai Pallavi, Sunny Deol and Rocking Star Yash will be playing the roles of Lord Rama, Goddess Sita, Lord Hanuman and R | Click Here...
Ranbir Kapoor led ‘Ramayana’ becomes India’s costliest film; mounted on a 835 crore budget?
There has been always been a consistent comparison between the biggest films coming from India and the quality of the effects, and other factors that we are able to present as opposed to the biggest Hollywood films that present world class VFX and scale. While that has always been a conversation, it has always been noted how Indian films are able to achieve what they do in a budget that is a fraction of what even mid-range Hollywood film obtains. However, in recent times, some mega films have witnessed a surge in their budgets in order to achieve the same excellence and it seems the | Click Here...
First image from ‘Ramayana’ sets goes viral as shoot begins
It was only yesterday when it was reported that the magnum opus and one of the most-awaited projects in recent times - Ramayana went on floors. Even in its nascent stages of planning and development, the film has already created such a stir mainly because of the casting decision. Proving to be another mega collaboration of the Hindi and South entertainment industries, one knows that the director Nitesh Tiwari has roped in Ranbir Kapoor to play Lord Rama, Sai Pallavi to play Goddess Sita and Rocking Star Yash to play Ravana. We reported on how the makers were set to begin day 1 | Click Here...
‘Ramayana’ shoot to begin today with Ranbir Kapoor, Yash & Sai Pallavi: REPORTS
After several speculations and assumptions, finally, the shoot for the much-anticipated magnum opus, Ramayana is all set to be underway. That's right. A report suggested that the long-awaited filming of Nitesh Tiwari's mega project is finally underway and the likes of Ranbir Kapoor, Yash, and Sai Pallavi will begin shooting as well. There was a small delay in the rework of outfits but now, production has commenced in Film City, Mumbai. After careful planning, the look tests and updated costumes along with bo | Click Here...
In Pics: Janhvi Kapoor And Varun Dhawan twin in stylish white crochet shirts in Amsterdam, latter says, ‘Having a #Bawaal time’
Bollywood stars, Varun Dhawan and Janhvi Kapoor are coming together for their first project which will be directed by Nitesh Tiwari. The movie titled ‘Bawaal’ will hit theatres in April 2023. The team moved from Paris to Amsterdam and now they are jetting off to Poland. ‘Dhadak’ actress Janhvi Kapoor always keeps her fans and followers updated with her life happenings through her social media account. In one such post recently, Janhvi posted a lovely picture with her Bawaal co-star Varun Dhawan which she captioned, “Having a #Bawaal time in Amsterdam. Amsterdam sched wrap, | Click Here...