Showing posts with label Bandra Railway Station. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bandra Railway Station. Show all posts
Raveena Tandon takes safety to a new level by cleaning her train cabin
8:11 AM
Posted by Fenil Seta

IANS (HINDUSTAN TIMES; March 23, 2020)
Actor Raveena Tandon is extra cautious while travelling during these Coronavirus times.And that’s evident with the pictures and videos of the actor disinfecting her cabin with wet wipes and sanitisers during a train journey on her social media account. Raveena recently took to Instagram, where she posted a video of herself cleaning the cabin.
“Disinfecting the cabin with wet wipes, sanitiser, before the wheels roll and we get comfy! Better to be safe than sorry. And please take precautions. Safety of oneself and the others around you is paramount. #throwback #lastweek, off to a day of assignment. Back home to self-isolate and quarantine at least until 31st March. #throwback,” she said.
In another post, the actor shared a photograph of herself sitting at the Bandra Terminus station in Mumbai and captioned it: “Most important. Please do not keep touching the front of your mask. Remove from the side bands only. Also please wear latex gloves if need to go out. Hogan safai , abh beth kar aaram! Importance of hygiene. #swachbharat Travel only if very necessary and please take precautions and safety of oneself and the others around you is paramount,” she said, adding emphasis on safety and in not endangering the lives of others.
Interesting behind the scenes trivia of Anurag Kashyap's Ugly
7:54 AM
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BOMBAY TIMES (December 23, 2014)
After his realistic, engaging movies like Black Friday, Dev D and Gangs Of Wasseypur series, Ugly is said to be Anurag's most honest so far. The filmmaker could make the film the way he wrote it as he kept the budget in control by casting good talent and shooting in real locations. In his trademark style, the camera is almost watching the story from a distance like a character while following them unobtrusively at the same time. The announcement of the film's release has come as a surprise to the industry.
The traffic sequences were shot at Lonavala because the authorities didn't grant permission to shoot in Mumbai.
The scenes at Bandra station were picturised with the help of cameras placed in residential colonies on the other side. This way, they could shoot all the platform sequences without attracting attention from the public.
Abir Goswami, (who passed away a few months ago) looked so convincing as a police officer that the actual policemen who had come on to the set mistook the actor for their senior.
Director's take
ANURAG KASHYAP: “Ugly is an emotional story in the garb of a thriller. It comes from the idea of everyone wanting something, but doing nothing about it. There is no other way to tell this story other than keeping it realistic and honest. And that's how all of us, including my actors, my technicians and crew, have made it.“
Ugly, produced by Dar Motion Pictures and Phantom Films, releases December 26.
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