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October 18th, 2012

Newly married Saif Ali Khan gets a new sports bike!

Newly married Saif Ali Khan gets a new sports bike!

Nawab of Pataudi Saif Ali Khan, who tied the knot with his long-time girlfriend Kareena Kapoor yesterday, is all set to impress his new bride by showcasing his ‘riding’ skills

Brand new bridegroom Saif Ali Khan seems to be in the mood to zip around in the bylanes of Bandra with his wife Kareena Kapoor Khan. The newly married couple grabbed headlines for their much-talked about, much-awaited wedding. Click here to read more
May 15th, 2012

Who can play Charles Sobhraj better – Saif Ali Khan or Emraan Hashmi?

Who can play Charles Shobhraj better - Saif Ali Khan or Emraan Hashmi?

Saif Ali Khan has the edge over Emraan Hashmi, but after the stupendous success of The Dirty Picture and Jannat 2, Emraan may walk away with the meaty role

Kumar Mangat, producer of unusual films like Pyaar Ka Punchnama and Bittoo Boss is gearing up for his next venture based on alleged serial killer Charles Sobhraj’s life. The film, which will be a mega-budget adventure thriller, has been costed at around Rs 40 crore. This is the same flick that Prawaal Raman was to direct with Sanjay Dutt in the lead a few years back. The project was shelved for some undisclosed reason. Click here to read more
April 4th, 2012

‘Agent Vinod’ in trouble for plagiarising

Saif Ali Khan’s Agent Vinod had barely recovered the money pumped into the ambitious project and the makers are already running into trouble for lifting songs from well known films without prior permission

Agent Vinod is this year’s reasonably expensive film with the cost amounting to a whopping Rs 60 crore. By the end of March, the action-based spy thriller had recovered nearly Rs 40 crores but is still way below the mark for it to be considered a success. And now grappling with fresh controversies, the producers of the Saif Ali Khan-Kareena Kapoor starrer may have to cough up extra money. Click here to read more
March 26th, 2012

‘Agent Vinod’ is Saif Ali Khan’s biggest opening

The ambitious spy-thriller may not be raking in the big moolah it was expected to earn, but has managed to become Saif’s biggest opening till date, bringing in over Rs 30 crores in the first weekend!

Director Sriram Raghavan’s Agent Vinod may not have received great reviews and the film may not be able to achieve the Rs 100 crore mark as its producer and actor Saif Ali Khan was expecting, but things are still looking up for the film. Agent Vinod managed to pull in Rs 10 crore on its first day, making it Saif’s biggest opening till date. Before the release of the film, this position was occupied by the actor’s last home production, Love Aaj Kal. Click here to read more
March 23rd, 2012

AGENT VINOD movie review: Not all guns blazing!

Agent Vinod could have been the coolest spy thriller to come out of India since it does not have too much competition in that department. But it misses the mark by a good margin. Director Sriram Raghavan loses the plot by trying too hard and packing in as much as he possibly could in one big budget flick

Before you start watching Agent Vinod you have some expectations from it since you know at least three important things: Sriram Raghavan has directed two very underrated and understated but intelligent thrillers – Ek Haseena Thi and Johnny Gaddar , that he has waited five years for Agent Vinod to materialize and it’s Saif Ali Khan’s home production and his most ambitious project. To start with, the spy thriller has a perfect beginning. The story kicks off in Afghanistan where Agent Vinod (Saif Ali Khan) is being held hostage. The smart and daring character of Vinod is quickly established with his witty repartee and quirky manner of dealing with his enemy, followed by a well-shot action sequence in the desert and the slickly done title credits. Heavily inspired by A-Team! Click here to read more
March 22nd, 2012

When ‘Agent Vinod’ called up ‘Krrish’ for advice

Yogen Shah

Saif Ali Khan who’s excited about the release of his upcoming mega-thriller Agent Vinod has admitted to have called up Hrithik Roshan for some tips for playing the daredevil spy

Ask Saif Ali Khan about the discipline it requires to play a macho star and you will know that it’s a tiring job. The actor will be seen fighting bad men, somersaulting in cars and jumping off bridges in his film Agent Vinod, releasing this Friday. We hear that the 41-year-old actor did not enjoy preparing for the supreme action hero role. “All that yoga, dieting, it wasn’t fun,” said Saif in an interview to a daily. Click here to read more
March 20th, 2012

Sriram Raghavan: I don’t think anybody other than Saif Ali Khan can play ‘Agent Vinod’

The director of Saif Ali Khan’s latest espionage thriller is anxious about the buzz surrounding his film. In a candid chat, he spoke to us about his passion for cinema and why he set Agent Vinod in so many countries despite knowing it could be a logistical nightmare and some more…

Sriram Raghavan made an apologetic entry at Saif Ali Khan’s office since he was considerably late for the interview. The ice broke when we spoke about the subtle nuances of his earlier thrillers like Ek Haseena Thi and Johnny Gaddaar. The director, who has made only three films so far, said that he was aware that he wasn’t going to live for 200 years and he wants to make more movies (not money, he quickly added). As Sriram prepared himself for a string of interviews that had been scheduled for the day, we had a candid conversation with the director over some coffee. Click here to read more
March 17th, 2012

Pyar ki pungi: Pritam is inspired yet again

Even as Saif tries to woo his audience with this song, we find out that it’s uncannily similar to a song by the Iranian underground pop group Barobax

It’s really not surprising to find out that Pritam has yet again found inspiration in an international track. His much-talked about Pyar Ki Pungi from Agent Vinod is very similar to the song Soosan Khanoom by an Iranian underground band called Barobax. The starting beats of the songs are exactly the same, in fact. Later, Pritam goes on to a slightly different tune before coming back to the original in the music after the chorus and the rap portion in the stanza, which are again exactly like the Barobax song. Click here to read more
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