Showing posts with label Mohaan Nadaar. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mohaan Nadaar. Show all posts
Nine talented women filmmakers come together to helm films for Team Production HQ
7:44 AM
BOMBAY TIMES (October 31, 2023)
Team Production HQ (TPHQ), a NSE listed entity, has announced a bouquet of films helmed by nine talented women filmmakers. In an industry often dominated by male voices, these directors promise to make a mark in the world of cinema. Interestingly, eight of them are first-time directors.
Founder Ketki Pandit says, “The aim is to bring fresh perspectives, diverse storytelling and unheard voices of Indian women to the forefront of the cinematic world. It takes just one germ of an idea to think of a film, but it takes a village to execute it.”
“TPHQ is a tribe of free thinkers transcending the conventional film business and disrupting the vision of cinema to a diversified global language of entertainment. We aim to create a pool of fresh talent who have unique homegrown culturally rooted stories,” adds Vikas Garg, mentor at TPHQ.
Managing Director Mohaan Nadaar says, “In less than a decade, we have produced over 50 films with edgy content. To achieve this vision, we formed our creative division and teamed up with some of the best minds in the business.”
These women are guided by the CEO at TPHQ and two-time national award=winning director Shrabani Deodhar. The projects traverse various themes, reflecting societal norms, familial bonds, love rebellion and the quest for individual identity.
UPCOMING FILMS
Kriti Kapoor’s Sorry Not Sorry
Niharika Sahni’s Love Khatola
Shruti Anindita Varma’s Vrindavan
Vidushi Sood’s Ghosting
Sonam Singh’s Blame It On The Rains
Sai Deodhar’s Bina Shakkar Ki Chai
Suchitra Krishnamoorthi’s Appa
Shrabani Deodhar’s Falooda
Ketki Pandit’s O! Womaniya.
Deepak Tijori files Rs. 2.60 cr cheating complaint against his co-producer
8:18 AM
V Narayan (THE TIMES OF INDIA; March 20, 2023)
Mumbai: Actor Deepak Tijori filed a complaint with the Amboli police alleging that he was duped of Rs 2.60 crore by a producer who joined him to co-produce a thriller movie. An FIR was registered on March 15 against Mohaan Nadaar who signed the contract to co-produce the film.
The case was registered based on the written complaint that Tijori had filed 10 days ago after he did not receive money from Nadaar who siphoned off on the pretext of using it for the shoot location.
"The actor and the accused had signed the contract in 2019 for the movie Tipppsy. The accused did not pay the money and the cheque issued to him kept getting bounced. We are probing the case, and no arrest has been made so far," said Amboli police senior inspector Bandopant Bansode. Tijori did not respond to TOI's calls and text messages on Sunday.
In the complaint, Tijori said: "Nadaar took the money to pay for the location in London in September 2019. The money was paid after he promised to return, but he kept giving excuses and the cheques kept bouncing."
Tijori in the FIR said Tipppsy's shoot commenced in September 2019 in London. But Nadaar did not complete the project and incurred a loss of Rs. 2.60 crore. TOI is in possession of the FIR.
Randeep Hooda unable to recollect last 48 hours
7:42 AM
That’s the premise of the actor’s next film, which is set to kick off in Scotland with cast and crew from the United Kingdom
Avinash Lohana (MUMBAI MIRROR; August 13, 2019)
Randeep Hooda has been a busy guy. After wrapping up Imtiaz Ali’s #AajKal, featuring Kartik Aaryan and Sara Ali Khan, the actor is gearing up for the Sanjay Leela Bhansali-produced yet untitled thriller in October with Mukkabaaz actress Zoya Hussain. Now, Mirror has learnt that Randeep has given his nod to another thriller, the tentatively-titled Rat On The Highway. It will be directed by debutant Vivek Chouhan.
“Randeep plays an advertising professional who is unable to recollect the last 48 hours of his life. He is in the middle of a highway, trying to piece it all together. This film was originally conceived by Sunil Saini, Sunny Deol’s manager. I really liked the concept and suggested we reach out to Randeep as we needed an actor par excellence. Fortunately, he loved the script too,” informs filmmaker Mohaan Nadaar.
The film kicks off in Scotland soon. Randeep will reach the location three days early for a workshop. “We start shooting in Arbroath (a former royal burgh and the largest town in the council area of Angus in Scotland) with all permissions in place. Randeep has been working on his look with the director who has 25 years of experience as an ad filmmaker. He’s worked on this film for the last three years,” adds Mohaan.
Besides Randeep, the entire cast and crew is from the United Kingdom. They will be shooting with three cameras, with Randeep mouthing lines in both Hindi and English. Most of the filming will happen at night with the makers hoping to wrap up the actor’s portions in 24 days.
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