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  • مراد علمدار

    هو بطل المسلسل وهو الشخصية الرئيسية فيه. ولد بإسم علي جاندان وكان أبوه محمد قرخانلي. هو رجل مافيا وسياسة، تدعمه الدولة التركية للقضاء على أعداء الدولة والمافيا، وكذلك القضاء على كل من يريد إنهاء أو التقليل من هيبة البلاد. مراد علمدار يواجه في أجزاء المسلسل العديدة عدة أعداء وينجح في القضاء عليهم، ويتم إستهداف الكثير من أحبائه. ينضم مراد بعد ذلك إلى هيئة الختيارية ثم يصبح رئيسها وبعد ذلك يحاول القضاء على حراس المعبد. من أقرب المقربين لمراد هم ميماتي وعبد الحي وجاهد وعاكف، وكذلك منظمة الأمن القومي.

  • جاهد كايا أوغلو

    اليد اليمنى لمراد، يساعده في أعماله وله دور كبير في المسلسل، بعد إعلان وفاة مراد في الجزء الثامن، يحاول جاهد الدخول في حراس المعبد وينجح في ذلك،ويصبح عضوا مهما معهم ،ولكن في الحقيقة مراد لا يزال على قيد الحياة وجاهد يواصل العمل مع حراس المعبد بناء على أمر من مراد . يتسم جاهد بوسامته وذكائه.

Monday, September 30, 2013

Alex O Nell on his Chittagong experience and Information:Alexx O'Nell 2013



Alexx O'Nell
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Born Alexander Leonard O'Neill
July 26, 1980 (age 33)
Connecticut, United States
Nationality American
Alma mater Boston University
Occupation Actor, Musician
Years active 2007–present
Spouse(s) Shweta Keswani
(2008–2011)
Alexx O'Nell (born Alexander Leonard O’Neill on July 26, 1980) is an American born actor and musician who is based in India and has appeared in films and television programs in English and Indian languages.[1][2] His major feature films include Cheeni Kum, Madrasapattinam, Urumi, Joker and Chittagong.
O'Nell began his acting career with community and regional theater in the United States,[3][4] later working in television advertisements in India and internationally,[1][2][5] and finally landing character roles and appearances in films such as the Hindi feature Cheeni Kum (2007) and the English feature Loins of Punjab Presents (2007).[1][2] He later gained recognition as a contestant on the hugely popular Indian celebrity dance competition Nach Baliye (season 3, 2007).
O'Nell's first leading role in a big-budget production came with Madrasapattinam(2010).[2] Following Madrasapattinam, O'Nell returned to television to star in the Indian primetime historical drama Jhansi Ki Rani in mid-2010,[2] and in early 2011 he also appeared in a guest role on the drama Dhoondh Legi Manzil Humein.[6] Late 2011 saw the release of the Hindi Language feature Jo Dooba So Paar (2011) with O'Nell in a supporting role. After almost a year's gap, O'Nell was seen in a lead role in Shirish Kunder’s Joker(2012)[1] followed shortly thereafter by a cameo in A. L. Vijay's Thaandavam (2012)[7] released in late August and late September 2012 respectively. Finally, O'Nell starred in Bedabrata Pain's much awaited Chittagong(2012), released to overwhelming critical acclaim on October 12, 2012. Perhaps his most significant role to date, O'Nell appeared in a double-lead role in the multilingual Urumi(2011),[8][9] (and the un-released English language Vasco Da Gama,[8][9] (in which he plays a triple role)) directed by acclaimed Indian director Santosh Sivan. While Urumi has released in select markets (Malayalam, Tamil, Telugu) in 2011 and 2012, it has not yet released in Hindi or English. The stage of completion and expected release date for the English-language Vasco Da Gama are unknown. O'Nell is currently shooting for Pooja Bhatt's film Bad (2013).[10]
Following a high-profile relationship with Indian actress Sweta Keswani, O'Nell and Keswani were married in October and November 2008 in four different ceremonies.[11]
O'Nell and Keswani lived together in Mumbai, India until their separation in mid-2011.[11]
O'Nell is reportedly in a relationship with Indian actress and fashion designer Shama Sikander.[12]

Career

O'Nell began working at various jobs from an early age and continued to change his career frequently throughout his adult life including working in counseling marketing and modeling.[13] It was a marketing firm called Lester Inc. that sent him abroad and first introduced him to India by way of its partner company Enlink Infotech in 2003, a second firm would extend his experience in India and expand it to South Africa, the Philippines and the UK.

Modeling & Advertising

After working in theater, and then briefly as a fashion / print model for brands like Hyundai and Lenovo, O'Nell’s onscreen career began with acting in advertisements.[4] His most notable campaigns included Roma Switches, Panasonic Air Conditioners and Esys Computers as well as being the brand ambassador for Moulin Glaciere perfumes from 2006 to 2009.[4][13]

Music

O'Nell performed on guitar and lead vocals extensively in the United States until 2005, and appeared on lead vocals and guitar with acclaimed Indian singer/songwriter Shibani Kashyap at the Hard Rock Cafe, Mumbai, India in September 2008.[14] He also appeared in Kashyap’s music video Alvida.[15] He is reported to have recorded with music directors The Meet Brothers,[16] however none of his original music has released and other musical performances have been rare. Nevertheless, a June 2012 interview with Shama Sikander indicates that “an album [of O'Nell's original music] will release soon.”.[17]

Film & Television

O'Nell’s film career began with the English comedy Loins of Punjab Presents (2007) in which he played the minor but memorable role of a flabbergasted New Jersey hotel manager (Wesminton)[5] in the mist of a chaotic Indian American-Idol-like competition. Though Loins was his first film shot, his first cinematic release would be the dry Hindi comedy Cheeni Kum (2007) in which he appeared as a bumbling English waiter who takes the brunt of the boss’s (Amitabh Bacchan) ire.[18]
In the same year, O'Nell gained recognition as a contestant on the hugely popular Indian celebrity dance competition Nach Baliye (season 3) where he participated with Indian actor Sweta Keswani (whom he would later marry in 2008) and enjoyed widespread praise for his effort, dancing and lipsynch,[18][19] The Times of India commenting "when Shweta Keswani and beau Alexx O'Nell perform on stage all eyes naturally are on Alexx".[20] He holds the distinction of being the first non-Indian participant seen in a significant capacity on Indian national primetime television.
Following Nach Baliye, O'Nell appeared in a cameo in the 2010 Hindi language feature Malik Ek, which, despite a cast of well known and well respected actors including Jackie Shroff (in the title role), Smriti Irani, Rajeshwari Sachdeva, Shakti Kapoor, and Divya Dutta, was almost unanimously regarded as a "miserable" film[21] with "shoddy script, bad direction, [and] poor camerawork".[22] Among the few positive mentions, critics commented about the supporting cast: "Alex O’Neil … and the rest lend fair support."[23]
O'Nell's first leading role in a big-budget production came in 2010 with the English/Tamil language 1940s period drama Madrasapattinam in which he starred opposite Amy Jackson (Miss Teen World) and well-known south Indian actor Arya. His performance as a spurned lover and sadistic police commissioner in 1940s colonial south India attracted praise from both critics and audiences alike.[24][25][26][27] Critics commented "Alex O’Neill as the menacing Robert Ellis provides the ample antagonism and evokes sympathy...".[28] Madrasapattinam became the 4th highest grossing and the 8th most profitable film in its industry in 2010.[29][30] Despite its critical acclaim and commercial success in the Indian state of Tamil Nadu, Madrasapattinam did not fare well outside its region, (perhaps due to the lack of subtitling) despite releasing in Hindi speaking markets in India, and internationally in English speaking markets in Europe and the United States, and therefore did not in itself further O'Nell’s career outside south India. Madrasapattinam was re-released as "1947 - A Love Story" in Telugu in the south east of India in August 2011 to positive reviews from critics.
Following work on Madrasapattinam, O'Nell completed filming for a supporting role in the Hindi language feature Jo Dooba So Paar, a contemporary drama in which O'Nell plays an American who’s Italian girlfriend (Sita Spada) gets kidnapped in the Indian state of Bihar.[9] The film also stars notable Indian actors Vinay Pathak and Rajat Kapoor.[9] Jo Dooba So Paar released October 2011 to extremely mixed reviews. On one hand Daily News and Analysis gave the film 1 of 5 stars commenting “Jo Dooba So Paar is nothing you should waste your money on.”[31] And CNN IBN called it “as boring as watching paint dry.”[32] On the other hand, The Times of India awarded it 3 of 5 stars and asserted “The film holds up a charming mirror on the small town milieu... the niche audience will enjoy the integrity of tone and character.[33]
Simultaneously while shooting for Jo Dooba So Paar, O'Nell appeared with then real-life wife Sweta Keswani as her husband in a cameo for friend-director Rohit Roy’s made-for-television film Chaar Mulakatein.[34]
In early 2010, O'Nell also completed shooting for the critically acclaimed and Indian National Award winning Chittagong,[4][9] a period drama based on historical events surrounding the East Indian Chittagong armoury raid of 1930. O'Nell plays Charles Johnson, the British Official in charge of law and order, who is pitted against a school teacher named Surya Sen (played by indian actor Manoj Bajpai) and a group of students who go on to famously defeat the imperial force for the first time in the history of British India. Due to similar subject matter, Chittagong was compared to the Abhishek Bachchan starrer Khele Hum Jee Jaan Sey[35] which received a lukewarm reception in 2011.[36][37] O'Nell has commented that Chittagong is a "grittier" depiction of the events.[9] Chittagong also stars notable India-based British actor and acting instructor Barry John,[9] and released to unanimously positive reviews on October 12, 2012. Critics commented "… Charles Johnson [Alexx O'Nell], … along with the others perform brilliantly.".[38] Bollywood trade analyst Komal Nahta added "Alexx O’Nell, as Charles Johnson, plays the cruel officer by getting into the skin of the character."[39] Hindustan times asserted "The performances are earnest and genuine to the core…" and "Alexx O'Nell … leave[s] a tremendous impression…".[40][41] Box Office India critiqued O'Nell and John together writing: "Barry John and Alexx O’Nell act ably",[42] with News Track India adding "[O'Nell and John] who have played the characters of Britishers are superb…".[43]
In mid-2010 O'Nell returned to television for the first time since Nach Baliye to star in the Zee TV Indian primetime historical drama Jhansi Ki Rani (JKR) wherein he played Robert Ellis, a British officer sympathetic to the plight of a revolutionary Indian queen in her struggle against the British colonial rule of the 1850s.[44] His character is loosely based on the real-life historical figure of the same name who’s relationship with the queen (Rani Lakshmibai) is the controversial subject of a historical fiction novel Rani – a work which has attracted protest and was subsequently banned in present day Jhansi.[45][46][47] O'Nell appears to have incorporated the author’s creative interpretation into his performance, commenting: “I’ll be portraying the role of a British officer named Ellis who has an affair with an Indian Queen (Jhansi Ki Rani).”[48]
In early 2011 O'Nell also appeared in a guest role on the popular Star One TV contemporary drama Dhoondh Legi Manzil Humein (DLMH) as Ralph, the jealous and borderline abusive boyfriend of the protagonist[6] – a role that showed him in stark contrast to his brooding yet loveable and heroic performance in JKR. DLMH was his first portrayal of a character with “negative shades”[6] on Indian national primetime television.
In early 2011, while continuing to shoot for JKR and DLMH, O'Nell completed filming for lead roles in the multilingual Urumi and the English language Vasco Da Gama, both simultaneously directed by acclaimed Indian director Santosh Sivan.[8]
O'Nell was approached for Urumi after being recommended to Santosh Sivan by multiple sources, including Madrasapattinam director A. L. Vijay as well as Italian Actor Sita Spada (with whom O'Nell acted in Jo Dooba So Paar).[8][9] After casting O'Nell for the character Estêvão da Gama, Sivan expanded the role, and later offered him the role of Vasco Da Gama as well.[3] Therefore, in Urumi, O'Nell plays both Vasco da Gama and Vasco’s son Estêvão da Gama. Sivan reportedly decided to shoot additional scenes and make a 90 minute English feature entitled Vasco da Gama, and offered O'Nell an additional character of a modern day traveler, and therefore he is expected to appear in three roles in the film Vasco da Gama.[49] According to Sivan both films have as their subject matter the travels of the 15th century explorer Vasco Da Gama and the Indian warriors that set out to assassinate him, but the two have very different plot lines and perspective.[8] Speaking about working with Sivan, O'Nell commented in an interview that "Sivan is the Steven Spielberg of Indian cinema".[9] While Urumi released in Malayalam, Tamil, and Telugu in 2011 & 2012 to excellent reviews, Hindi and English language releases are pending and expected in mid to late 2012.
In February 2011 O'Nell began work on Shirish Kunder’s Akshay Kumar and Sonakshi Sinha starrer Joker.[1][50] O'Nell’s first comedy since Cheeni Kum, Joker is the story of an indian village called Paglapur, “isolated, with no electricity, television or sanity”[51] [38]. "Akshay Kumar creates a hoax by involving aliens in order to attract attention to the village's problems."[52] O'Nell and Kumar play “Rivals… pitted against each other”[1] where “Alexx O'Neil ... [is] a cynical American who calls Paglapur's bluff.”[53] Joker released August 31, 2012 to mixed but predominantly negative reviews, critics calling it everything from a "Total Fail",[54] to "disappointing",[55] to "amusing but predictable",[56] and finally a "one-time watch as it is a mass entertainer and delivers a lovely message.".[57] Despite the film's reviews and average rating of 2.5 out of 5 stars, O'Nell's performance attracted unanimous praise with MovieZadda reporting "Alexx O'Nell gave a decent performance",[58] and the Times Of India explaining "Some performances - Talpade especially, O'Nell too - are stand-out while Kumar is adequate."[59]
In early December 2011 O'Nell teamed up once again with Director A L Vijay (Madrassapatinam 2010) to shoot for a cameo in the Tamil language Thaandavam. Thaandavam is the second film after Madrassapatinam in which O'Nell and Amy Jackson both perform although they do not appear together in Thaandavam. The film also stars South Indian superstar Vikram, Anushka Shetty, and Jagapathi Babu.[7] Thaandavam released in September 2012 to positive reviews.[7]
2012 marked a significant turning point for O'Nell’s acting career in terms of the volume of work, the significance of roles, and the array of languages in which they released. Of his four releases in 2012, one film featured him in a cameo in Tamil ("Thaandavam"), two featured him in lead roles in Hindi ("Chittagong", "Joker"), and one in multiple languages including Portuguese, Tamil, and Malayalam in a double-leading role ("Urumi").
O'Nell is currently shooting for Pooja Bhatt's film Bad (2013).[10]

Personal life

The son of a Dutch Mother and Irish-American Father, O'Nell was born in the US state of Connecticut[1] and has one sister who was married in September 2007.[60]
O’Nell’s relationship with Indian actress Sweta Keswani, began in 2006[citation needed] and saw the two compete successfully in the Indian Celebrity dance competition “Nach Baliye” Season 3 in 2007. Their relationship was not free of scandal. O'Nell was linked to India-based British actor Hazel Crowney in April 2008,[61] and an article alleges “Shweta's parents were dead against her marrying Alex who is an American. When Sweta made up her mind to marry him finally against her parents wishes – her parents parted ways with her.”[62] Nevertheless, their relationship and subsequent marriage was widely regarded as an ideal coming together of eastern and western cultures with significant attention paid to the pair.[60][63][64][65][66][67] O'Nell and Keswani were married in October and November 2008 in four different ceremonies including Court (Legal), Buddhist, Hindu, and Christian.[67] The Hindu wedding was a secret affair closed to the media and took place in Mumbai[68] The Christian wedding took place on a private beach in the Indian state of Goa.[69] Their honeymoon in Egypt was marred by the Mumbai Terror Attacks of 2008, and they returned shortly after.[70] Following their wedding O'Nell and Keswani appeared as a couple in the news, magazines (including the cover of India Today, Simply Mumbai, December 2007) and on various television programs including “Star Vivaah”, and "Ghar Ghar Mein".[62] They played a couple in the made-for-television film “Chaar Mulakatein” directed by friend of the couple Rohit Roy.[34] O'Nell and Keswani lived together in Mumbai India until their separation in 2011.[11] Preferring to keep their relationship out of the public eye, the two initially issued a joint statement to the media,[71] but later both parties broke their silence.[72][73] Explaining why they were apprehensive to speak to the media O'Nell commented in an interview "People like drama and sensationalism, but unfortunately or fortunately, there's none here. Sweta and I are very close and there's no bad blood. I wish people understand that we wish well for each other.”[72] Keswani cited “different goals, desires and needs [as well as] professional commitments [that] kept us apart” as reason for the breakup.[73] The separation and subsequent relationship appears amicable, Keswani commenting: “Alexx … remains my close friend”[73] and O'Nell adding: "We've got no plans of cutting each other out of our lives".[72]
In mid-2011 speculation began regarding O'Nell's relationship with well-known Indian actress and fashion designer Shama Sikander.[74][75] While O'Nell has never publicly commented on the relationship, the two were spotted with increasing frequency throughout 2011 and into 2012 and speculation continued until Sikander confirmed that they were indeed in a relationship in an interview which featured on the cover of Showtime Magazine December 2011 issue.[76] More recently, a June 2012 interview with Sikander discloses that the two met through friends at a sundown party .. and that she was won over nearly immediately after he played some music for her ... [original] compositions ... to be featured in an album that will release soon.
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Alex O' Neil - Sweta Keswani

Sweta , Alex , married ,twice

Sweta Keswani and Alex O’Neil are married. And that too twice over! The couple had been seeing each other since the last four years and has now finally settled down.
But what is interesting is that Sweta and Alex have decided to get married in four different styles: - a court marriage, a Buddhist marriage, a Hindu marriage and a white wedding. The court marriage was solemnised on October 21. The Buddhist style wedding was also scheduled to take place on the same day but due to Raj Thakeray’s arrest the Buddhist style wedding had to be postponed to the next day. The Hindu style wedding will be held on November 11 in Mumbai whereas the Christian style wedding will be held on November 14 in Goa. The couple will be going to Egypt for their honeymoon.
Sweta was keen on a Buddhist and Hindu wedding as she follows these two faiths. Alex is a Christian, so there is also a Christian wedding. Court marriage is for the documentation of their marriage.
Theirs is a cross culture marriage where Sweta is a Hindu and Alex is half Dutch and half American. We asked Sweta if there was any apprehension from her family about her alliance with Alex. She replied, “We decided to get married last year. Initially when we started seeing each other, my parents were a bit apprehensive as he comes from a different culture altogether but once they realised that I was sure about him, they couldn’t say no to our relationship and our marriage.”
She further adds, “I am really excited and exhausted at the same time. I have been extremely busy shooting for Ba Bahu Aur Baby and doing the wedding preparations. Relatives from all over the world are pouring in. I have to take Alex’s relatives for shopping as they don’t know much about India. Padmini who choreographed our dance in Nach Baliye 3 is also choreographing a dance for our wedding. This is her wedding gift to us.” Their jodi came into limelight after they participated in the reality dance show Nach Baliye 3 .
We asked Alex what his wedding gift to Sweta was, he quipped, “I will be gifting a beautiful diamond ring to her.” Talking about the four different wedding styles, he says, “I am tired and exhausted as there was so much to do with four different styles of wedding. I would advise all those who want to get married similarly to start preparing for your wedding one month in advance.”
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Sanjeeda Sheikh and Amit Pachori joins Ram Leela 2013

Sanjeeda Sheikh and Amit Pachori joins Ram Leela

(Amit and Sanjeeda )
With every passing day, the cast of Life OK's first extravaganza project Ram Leela with Ajay Devgn, is growing stronger with big actors being roped. TOI.com has kept our readers updated on the project since its conception.
With Rajneesh Duggal and Richa Pallod essaying Ram and Sita,Aman Verma portraying Raavan, Abhishek Awasthi as Hanuman, names in the cast list continue to add on.
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Amit Pachori aka our tatya toubi" jhansi ki rani 2013



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Ek Veer Stree ki Kahaani Jhansi Ki Rani Cast 2013

Ulka Gupta Ulka Gupta
Role:Manu Bai (Laxmibai)
Manubai (Laxmibai) was the daughter of Moropant Tambe. Inspite of being a Brahmin by birth, Manu displayed the qualities of a Kshatriya (warrior) in her. She was an expert in horse riding, sword fighting, gun firing, malkhamb and also acquired the knowledge of ved, puran, geeta and other religious books. She maintained the respect and dignity of her dynasty after she became the Queen of Jhansi. She was a righteous ruler and believed in imparting justice to all. Manu carved her way into the hearts of the people to become an iconic and legendary figure in India.
Kratika Sengar Kratika Sengar
Role:Manu Bai (Laxmibai)
Manubai (Laxmibai) was the daughter of Moropant Tambe. Inspite of being a Brahmin by birth, Manu displayed the qualities of a Kshatriya (warrior) in her. She was an expert in horse riding, sword fighting, gun firing, malkhamb and also acquired the knowledge of ved, puran, geeta and other religious books. She maintained the respect and dignity of her dynasty after she became the Queen of Jhansi. She was a righteous ruler and believed in imparting justice to all. Manu carved her way into the hearts of the people to become an iconic and legendary figure in India.
Sameer Dharmadhikari Sameer Dharmadhikari
Role:Maharaja Gangadhar Rao
Satyajeet Dube Satyajeet Dube
Role:Nana Saheb
Nana Saheb was the biological son of Madhav Narayan Rao but in 1839 he was adopted by Bajirao Peshwa 2 and thereafter became the Prince of Peshwas. He was good looking and charming with attributes of kindness, bravery and intellect. He had great leadership qualities. His intellect and foresight came to the fore and brought him prominence in 1857. Nana Saheb fathered the concept of one country for the then Hindustan, which was divided into princely states. He was Manu's closest pal in childhood from whom she learnt sword fighting and horse riding.
Ravi Mankane Ravi Mankane
Role:Peshwa Baji Rao
Peshwa Baji Rao 2 of Pune came to Bithoor in 1818 after the treaty with British. He had to leave Pune and shift to Bithoor. He was a good ruler and adjusted well in Bithoor. He soon became popular among the local people. He had two daughters and adopted two sons. He adored Manu a lot and called her Chabili with love. Manu called him Ajoba Sahib (grandfather).
Garima Ajmani Garima Ajmani
Role:Moti Bai
Aroona Irani Aroona Irani
Role:Vahini Saheb
Ravindra Laxman Mankani Ravindra Laxman Mankani
Role:Peshwa Baji Rao
Jaya Bhattacharya Jaya Bhattacharya
Role:Sakku Bai
Ameeta Nangia Ameeta Nangia
Role:Lachchu Bai
Tarun khanna Tarun khanna
Role:Ali Bahadur
Shailesh Dattar Shailesh Dattar
Role:Moropant Tambe
Praneeta Sahu Praneeta Sahu
Role:Juhi
Puneet Vashisht Puneet Vashisht
Role:Karma
Ashwini Kalsekar Ashwini Kalsekar
Role:Heera Bai
Maanoj Kumar
Role:Ghulam Ghaus Khan
Ishita Vyas
Role:Rana Bankura
Vishnu Sharma
Role:Vadrayan
Minnal kapoor
Role:Mandira

Role:Samar Singh
Alex O Neil Alex O Neil
Role:A British officer
Soni Singh Soni Singh
Role:Vishkanya
Surbhi Tiwari Surbhi Tiwari
Role:Mainabai
She is essaying the role of Mainabai, wife of Bajirao Peshwa.
Arav Choudhary Role:Mangal Pandey
Achint Kaur Achint Kaur
Role:Larai Sarkar
Sanjay Swaraj Sanjay Swaraj
Role:Rao Dulaju
Benaf Dadachanji Benaf Dadachanji
Role:Ganga
Eva Grover Eva Grover Role:Bhagirathi Tambe
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