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Faissal Khan, brother of Aamir Khan, who was last seen in Hindi film ‘Chand Bujh Gaya’ is come back after 10-years in a romantic film ‘Chinar – Daastaan-E-Ishq’which is directed by Sharique Minhaj.The movie is scheduled to be released on 16th October 2015. The film is produced by the enterprising Rajesh R. Jain under the banner of Shagun Films Pvt. Ltd. The young 31-year-old Rajesh hails from a rich business family in Surat which is richly known for its diamond trade.
Faissal Khan says,“I have worked with Sharique Minhaj earlier in Chand Bujh Gaya and we share a favourable equation. You can call it a re-conciliation of all sorts with me coming back after a gap of 10-years’ with the same directors’ ‘Chinar – Daastaan-E-Ishq’is based on a super-hit Urdu novelist Khwaja Farooq Ranzu Shah’s “Jheel Jalti Hai”, who incidentally hails from Kashmir.Here I play a poor boy, which is in love with a girl next door. For some reason we part away and that forms the whole crux of the story. But it has not shown any kind of terrorism. It is a romantic film and is shown in this culture of Kashmir.”
The film stars are Faissal Khan, Inayaat Sharma,Dilip Tahil, Pramod Moutho, Shahbaaz Khan amongst others. It’s is set all to hit the silver screen on 16th October 2015.
Also featuring other artists & activists such as Bill Gates, Jennifer Lawrence, Meryl Streep **
Film to be unveiled on the Google homepage when the Global Goals are adopted on the 25th September **
** Check out the promo here! http://wethepeople.globalgoals.org **
“By uniting faces and voices from all over the world, we will create a film with the biggest cast ever. We’ll show it to the world when the
UN Global Goals launch on 25th September to pledge our support for a brighter future.”
Today, the Global Goals Campaign launches “We the People” – a crowdsourced film where everyone is invited to join the world’s biggest cast and star alongside some of the world’s biggest names. The film will be unveiled on the Google homepage when the Global Goals are adopted on the 25th September.
From India, A R Rahman, Aamir Khan, Akshay Kumar and Hrithik Roshan have already contributed and crowdsourced footage for We the People.
They will be joined by other artists and activists such as Alice Braga, Ananda Everingham, Anastacia, Ashton Kutcher, Avan Jogia, Becca, Bill and Melinda Gates, Cate Blanchett, Chelsea Islan, Christina Hendricks, Criolo, Daniel Craig, Diamond, Diego Luna, G.E.M., Gilberto Gil, James Chau, Jamie Oliver, Jennifer Lawrence, Jennifer Lopez, Kate Winslet, UN Messenger of Peace Lang Lang, Liverpool Football Club captain Jordan Henderson and team mates, Lenine, Mia Maestro, Mafikizolo, Mads Mikkelsen, Mena Suvari, UNDP Champion Michelle Yeoh, Meryl Streep, Malala Yousafzai, Nazanin Boniadi, One Direction, Paloma Faith, Paul Wesley, Phoebe Tonkin, Her Majesty Queen Rania Al Abdullah of Jordan, Richard Branson, Robert Pattinson, Robert Redford, Rodrigo Santoro, Saoirse Ronan, Stephen Hawking, Sun Yang, UN Messenger of Peace Stevie Wonder, Tom Hiddleston, Thanh Bui, UNICEF supporter Wagner Moura, Yemi Alade, and UNDP Goodwill Ambassador for China Zhou Xun among others.
Written and directed by filmmaker Richard Curtis (Notting Hill, Four Weddings and Funeral, Love Actually) and Mat Whitecross (Spike Island, Sex&Drugs&RocknRoll, Road to Guantanamo) and created by The Rumpus Room, people around the world have the chance to co-star alongside some of the world’s most famous people to help ‘Tell Everyone’ about the Global Goals by adding their voice to the film.
From today, people can upload their footage of reading their lines from the script written by Richard Curtis, outlining the ambition and themes of the goals at http://wethepeople.globalgoals.org
They can choose the goal they feel most passionate about – whether that’s having access to good healthcare like Hrithik Roshan, women’s rights like Jennifer Lawrence and Akshay Kumar or life under water like Meryl Streep. Film yourself reading the lines. And upload your footage.
Entries will be edited together into a final crowd-sourced video using footage submitted by people all over the world. The video will feature as many different faces and voices as possible, and will be screened at the Global Citizen Festival in New York on 26th September and included in a 1-hour special TV programme to be broadcast globally in over 20 countries.
We the People is launching with a tutorial video written by players from Get Lit, an education programme that engages urban youth in classic and spoken word poetry in Los Angeles, in a unique collaboration with Richard Curtis.
People can record their lines and submit their videos here http://wethepeople.globalgoals.org
Catch the promo for We the People here featuring Hrithik Roshan:
ABOUT THE GLOBAL GOALS CAMPAIGN
On September 25th 2015, at the United Nations Headquarters in New York, 193 world leaders will commit to 17 Global Goals to achieve three extraordinary things in the next 15 years. End extreme poverty, fight inequality and injustice, fix climate change. If the goals are famous, they won’t be forgotten. Everyone needs to know about the Global Goals for Sustainable Development and so the Global Goals campaign – with Global Citizen, action/2015, and UN agency partners – aims to reach 7 billion people in 7 days. Founded by Richard Curtis in partnership with the UN, the Global Goals campaign is the biggest-ever collaboration of NGOs, global brands, public figures, educators, sports clubs, faith leaders, TV and radio broadcasters, cinema advertisers, telecoms operators, digital and social media platforms, creative and media agencies, publishers, space organisations, artists and grassroots organisations.
ABOUT GET LIT
Get Lit – Words Ignite builds scholars, not statistics, by engaging urban youth in classic and spoken word poetry, in Los Angeles and beyond. Their poets have travelled to the Hollywood Bowl, the Library of Congress, and even the White House, as ambassadors for art and social consciousness. Join the #LiteraryRiot at www.getlit.org
Aamir Khan’s movie PK was in lot of controversy as some alleged that it was against a particular religion. PK here means Pakistan. Bhojpuri action hero Sudip Pandey, who saw the movie, found that people’s views regarding the movie are right and it hurts the sentiments of many people. Sudip Pandey has also decided to make a movie. It will be made under the banner of Sudip Pandey Productions and the writer & director is Vijay Shankar.
Sudip Pandey has acted in 45 Bhojpuri movies like Sharabi, Kurbani, Khuni Dangal. Sudip Pandey says “Like Aamir Khan’s million other fans, I am also his fan. He should not act in such movies as our country is secular. We are artists and artists do not have a religion except entertaining people. Now days Salman Bhai prays to Lord Ganesha and it is his greatness. The movie ‘Oh My God’ focused on everything in a balanced manner and my movie ‘Hmm…’ will also be balanced. The people, who were hurt by PK, will be happy with my movie”.
Faissal Khan, brother of Aamir Khan who was last seen in Hindi film Chand Bujh Gaya is back after 9-years. He plays the lead in a romantic film Chinar – Daastaan-E-Ishq which is directed by Sharique Minhaj, who directed the actor in his last film based on Gujarat’s Godhra incident in 2005. Faissal Khan says,“I have worked with Sharique Minhaj earlier in Chand Bujh Gayaand we share a favorable equation. You can call it a re-conciliation of all sorts with me coming back after a gap of 9-years’ with the same directors’ film. Here I play a poor boy, who is in love with a girl next door. For some reason we part away and that forms the whole crux of the story.”
Chinar – Daastaan-E-Ishq is based on a super-hit Urdu novelist Khwaja Farooq Ranzu Shah’s “Jheel Jalti Hai”, who incidentally hails from Kashmir.
The film is produced by the enterprising Rajesh R. Jain under the banner of Shagun Films Pvt. Ltd. The young 31-year-old Rajesh hails from a rich business family in Surat which is richly known for its diamond trade. Speaking on his debut venture, Rajesh Jain says, “I have always loved cinema. This is one form of medium of entertainment which has a global audience.I was always fascinated by the Kashmir region and its magnificence. The princely state has now become a disputed territory. When this subject of the renowned novelist came across, I knew that I am joining the bandwagon in the entertainment industry. The subject is good and is based on the backdrop of Kashmir. There is no terrorism as such. ”
Chinar – Daastaan-E-Ishq soon comes close on the heels of Vishal Bhardwaj’s Haider featuring Shahid Kapoor. This film is a modern-day adaptation of William Shakespeare’s Hamlet, set amidst the insurgency-hit Kashmir conflicts of 1995 and civilian disappearances. Defending his stance, Sharique Minhaj whose last film based on Gujarat mafia – Lateef – The King of Crime, Sharique Minhaj adds, “The film is based on Kashmir. But it has not shown any kind of terrorism. It is a romantic film and is shown in thisculture of Kashmir. Faissal Khan’s Kashmiri Look sounds, which took them.”
Salim Sen has provided the musical score for the film. The film co-stars Inayaat Sharma,Dilip Tahil, Pramod Moutho, Shahbaaz Khan amongst others.
