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When Jaaved Jaaferi suffered short-term memory loss
The Salaam Namaste actor doesn’t keep his commitment of not doing steamy scenes
Jaaved Jaaferi is known for his amazing dance moves and comic acts, but his serious side usually goes unnoticed. His latest film The Forest seems to be an attempt to showcase his acting chops, as he is not playing to the gallery in it. Click here to read more1 Comment
THE FOREST movie review: Intellectually dreary
Studded with stunning visuals, excellent camera work and brilliant performances from the lead actors, Ashvin Kumar’s The Forest is marred by the languishing plot and incoherent storyline
A pristine sunrise, dense mist, deep dark woods, and wild creatures captured giving rare expressions; every frame of Ashvin Kumar’s The Forest is meticulously designed and carefully crafted. Unfortunately, the same can NOT be said about the film’s writing and direction for these key elements lack the bite and focus the film of this nature demands. Click here to read moreNandana Sen: ‘The Forest’ will scare the hell out of you!
Ashvin Kumar’s The Forest is releasing tomorrow. We caught up with Nandana Sen, the female lead actor of the film, to know what to expect from this psychological thriller
Nandana Sen is synonymous with ‘different’ cinema. With films like My Wife’s Murder, Black, The War Within and Rang Rasiya, Nandana has created a niche for herself and essayed an array of meaningful roles. These days the 43-year-old actor is thrilled about her latest release The Forest. Click here to read moreJaved Jaffrey: Overt sexuality makes me uncomfortable
Excited about his forthcoming release The Forest, Javed Jaffrey is confident that the film will thrill the audiences and make people think about pressing environmental issues. In a candid chat the powerhouse of talent talks about the film, his other creative pursuits and why he thinks the big stars of Bollywood should dare to be different
He’s a rare talent, an eclectic mix of spontaneity, creativity and inventiveness. It would be unfair to define Javed Jaffrey as an actor and even more difficult it is to coldly categorise him as just a performer. Click here to read moreJaved Jaffrey: It is wrong to equate Indian cinema with Bollywood
You have done a variety of films. Is there a particular genre that you feel more challenging than others?
I don’t feel many things I do are challenging. I am not talking about physical challenges here. Doing a film like Boom was challenging. It was a quirky role and I feel doing a completely mad character like that was extremely challenging. The way I walked, I talked, my posture, my accent, my tone in that film, everything was so unusual for me and that was a big challenge. I did 8 by 10 Tasveer with Nagesh Kukunoor. The film tanked at the box office, but I enjoyed doing it. I loved doing Dhamaal too. It was loud and over-the-top, but I enjoyed working in that film. Click here to read more
