'Romeo'

Dev in and as ROMEO......

Pujo Special: Dev and Rani

Here are two Bangali celebs, both with Mumbai connect, in special festive makeover:

Dev and Rani Mukherjee

Festive Greetings! Good news for Bangla films!

Festive Greetings, folks!
Durga Puja, Laxmi Puja, Diwali, Bhai Dooj, Chhat Puja, Jagaddhatri Puja and much else happened, and soon it'd be Eid too....... sorry for staying off blogging for a while, I know my readers would be eager for the new posts.
Well, there's some good news more the Bangla film industry, some films have ensured brilliant returns, and some others are look promising as well, there will be a spate of new releases by early next year;
plus the ailing Technicians' Studio in Tollygunge has been promised a grant of eighteen crores by the state government, thanks to the initiative taken by the CM, Mamata Banerjee, for the revamping and developing of the premises and the infrastructural facilities therein.

I'm signing off with a candid pic of Dev and Subhasree.
Enjoy, I'll be back with new posts..... sooooooon!

Paglu (2011)

Paglu (2011) is the latest Dev-Koyel starrer.

Seems like Dev is in rocking form right now. He has been wooing the young guys and girls to the theater with all his films. And 'Paglu', ready for release, should be no exception. It promises all the masala, the very ingredients which go into the making of a mainstream blockbuster.

Dev and Koyel Mullick make a nice pair, and they look especially good in all the song sequences.
Directed by Rajib Biswas, 'Paglu' is the story of a young NRI girl who comes to Kolkata to pursue music and falls for a city guy. It is a romantic tale with lots of glitz and gloss thrown in.
The music is cool, and their picturisation in the foreign locales a visual delight.

The songs of 'Paglu' are quite catchy, I must say.
Mika Singh sung the title track along with Aakriti.

And here's the "Prem ki bjhini..." number.
Check it out.


The "Jaane mon..." track is a lovey-dovey hit as well.


Music director Jeet Ganguly has hit the pulse right in "Eshechhi toke..."


And also in "Mon bebaagi..."