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Tuesday, December 31, 2013

أرو ى بطلة مسلسل أسرار البنات 2013

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التركية ‘سيلا ’ تتخلّى عن التمثيل، 2013

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ابتعدت الممثلة التركية جانسو ديري، المعروفة عربياً باسم "سيلا"، عن التمثيل لعرض مجموعة أزياء لصيف 2012 للمصمّمة ديلاك حنيف.

وقد قرّرت سيلا أن تتوقف عن التمثيل لتتفرّغ للمشاركة في عروض الأزياء الباريسية، فـ جانسو التي كانت حصلت على لقب الوصيفة الثانية لملكة جمال تركيا عام 2000، وبدأت حياتها العملية عارضة أزياء، شاركت مصمّم الأزياء الألماني العالمي كارل لاغرفيلد الصيف الماضي في حملة إعلانية لماركة الآيس كريم الشهيرة "ماجنوم".
وتأتي عودتها لعروض الأزياء، لتثبت أنها لا زالت تحب مهنتها الأولى، رغم اتجاهها للتمثيل والشهرة الواسعة التي حصدتها، وهذه المرة الثانية التي تختار فيها مصمّمة الأزياء التركية ديلاك جانسو للعمل معها كموديل، حيث ارتدت سيلا فستاناً أحمر اللون على المسرح

Year - 1995
Producer - Vicky Kumar
Director - Ravi Raja
Actress - Pooja Bhatt
Music - Anand Milind
Lyrics - Sameer
Co-Stars - Kulbhushan Kharbanda, Nazar, Amita Nagia and Anees Bazmee
Character Name - Ajay
Verdict - Average

40) Himmat

Year - 1996
Producer - Sangeeta Singh
Director - Sunil Sharma
Actress - Tabu and Shilpa Shetty
Music - Anand Milind
Lyrics - Sameer
Co-Stars - Nasseruddin Shah, Sudesh Berry and Gulshan Grover
Character Name - Ajay
Verdict - Semi Hit

41) Dushmani

Year - 1996
Producer - Cineyug's, Morani Brothers
Director - Shekhar Kapoor and Bunty Soorma
Actress - Manisha Koirala
Music - Anand Milind
Lyrics - Sameer
Co-Stars - Jackie Shroaff, Deepti Naval and Anupam Kher
Character Name - Suraj
Verdict - Average
42) Jeet

Year - 1996
Producer - Sajid Nadiawala
Director - Raj Kanwar
Actress - Karishma Kapoor and Tabu
Music - Nadeem Shravan
Lyrics - Sameer
Co-Stars - Salman Khan, Mohan Joshi and Amrish Puri
Character Name - Karan
Verdict - Super Hit

43) Ghatak

Year - 1996
Producer - Rajkumar Santoshi
Director - Rajkumar Santoshi
Actress - Meenakshi Sheshadri
Music - RD Burman and Anu Malik
Lyrics - Majrooh Sultanpuri
Co-Stars - Amrish Puri, Mamta Kulkarni and Danny
Character Name - Kashi
Verdict - Super Hit

44) Ajay

Year - 1996
Producer - Suneel Darshan
Director - Suneel Darshan
Actress - Karishma Kapoor
Music - Anand Milind
Lyrics - Sameer
Co-Stars - Reena Roy, Devyani and Suresh Oberoi
Character Name - Ajay
Verdict - Hit
45) Ziddi
Year - 1997
Producer - N.R Pachisia
Director - Guddu Dhanoa
Actress - Raveena Tandon
Music - Dalip Sen and Sameer Sen
Lyrics - Sameer
Co-Stars - Anupam Kher, Raj Babbar and Ashish Vidyarthi
Character Name - Devaa
Verdict - Super Hit

46) Border

Year - 1997
Producer - J.P Dutta
Director - J.P Dutta
Actress - Tabu
Music - Anu Malik
Lyrics - Javed Akhtar
Co-Stars - Jackie Shroaff, Sunil Shetty, Akshay Khanna, Pooja Bhatt and Kulbhushan Kharbanda
Character Name - Kuldeep Singh Chandpuri
Verdict - Blockbuster

معلومات عن الممثل التركي نزار بطل المسلسل التركي مال وحب 2013

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اسمه الحقيقي تولجهان شيشمان ولد سنة1981 ديسمبر 17 .درس الثانوية كاديكوي
ثم التحق بجامعة دوجوس ليحصل على ادراة الشؤون الادارية.

Sunny Deol hunting for good subject for son Karan’s launch 2013

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Mumbai: Actor-producer Sunny Deol says that he is looking for the right subject for his son Karan's launch pad. "When I came in the industry, I was fortunate enough that my film worked. But it worked because the subject was good. That's what I am desperately looking for - a good subject for my son," Sunny, who entered filmdom with 1983 super hit film "Betaab", told IANS. Courtesy: Facebook Courtesy: Facebook There were reports that Anil Sharma, who directed Sunny in hits like "Gadar - Ek Prem Katha", will helm Karan's launch pad. When asked about it, Sunny, 57, said: "Sharma has spoken to him, but it all depends on the subject." The "Ghayal" star tried his hand at direction with "Dillagi", but has no intention of getting involved in his son's film as a director. He said: "I may not be directorially involved with my son's project, but definitely, I will be involved in whatever he is doing. Whatever experience I have, I will make use of it."

Mahabharat review: Made for dummies, by dummies 2013

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The Mahabharata, an epic believed to be composed by the sage Vyasa, is often described as the fifth veda. Perhaps this was Vyasa tooting his own horn, but repeatedly the reader is told that if they read the whole Mahabharata, they need not bother with the four vedas for in this one epic lies all that is needed to feed human consciousness. To many, the Mahabharata is a religious text. To some, it is a fabulous tale, teeming with myths and ancient lyricism. However you see it, the Mahabharata is a triumph of storytelling and the imagination. There must be thousands of details that have been lost over the thousands of years of oral storytelling but by the same token, thousands of nuances have been added by different storytellers. What we have inherited is a fascinating tapestry of ideas and beliefs. This is why it’s particularly disappointing that in the 21st century, the retellings of the Mahabharata are so terribly lacking in finesse and imagination despite our sophisticated arsenal of technology and storytelling devices. The newest take on Mahabharata is for the silver screen. Produced by Kushal Kantilal Gada and Dhaval Jayantilal Gada and directed by Amaan Khan, this animated Mahabharat states at the very start of the film that it’s an edited version of the epic and its intention is to promote Indian culture among the youth. This prepares the audience for large chunks of the epic to go missing, but not what does lie ahead. A poster of the film. A poster of the film. Some of Bollywood’s biggest names make up the voice cast of this film: Vidya Balan as Draupadi, Amitabh Bachchan as Bhishma, Ajay Devgn as Arjun, Anil Kapoor as Karna, Sunny Deol as Bhim, Jackie Shroff as Duryodhan, Shatrughan Sinha as Krishna – this is a star ensemble. And just in case you can’t recognize the voices, the characters have been drawn to vaguely resemble the actors providing the voices. I say ‘vaguely’ because until I saw Mahabharat I had no idea what Balan would look like if she were ever zombified. Now I know and it ain’t pretty. I also know how Kapoor would look without eyebrows or eyelashes (definitely not pretty). Also, having seen Devgn’s face turned milky white by the power of animation, I now have evidence to support my long-standing belief that being fair doesn’t magically transform one into a good-looking man (or woman). If you close your eyes and just listen to the film, the actors haven't done an abysmal job of voicing these characters. Unfortunately, this is not an audiobook. Mahabharat is, according to the film’s publicists, the most expensive animated movie India has produced. This isn’t because of the fees charged by the A-list actors, most of whom waived their fees, we are told. Perhaps the producers spent the money persuading distributors to surrender Dhoom:3 slots to Mahabharat because the money was definitely not spent on hiring professional artists or animators. The artwork in Mahabharat is appalling and the animation is worse. From the movements of the characters to the visual effects – like two arrows going at each other – it looks like a pirated and outdated version of MS Paint was used to create the film. Each time a character opens their mouth to talk, you can see their molars (no doubt this was an attempt to be biologically accurate). The movements of the characters are awkward and jerky, making it look like the mythical heroes learned how to walk from Godzilla. The battle scenes are not only badly drawn and animated, they’re also boring. A girl and a boy in front of me in the preview screening actually started playing Candy Crush Saga on their parents’ phones while the battle of Kurukshetra played out on screen, raising their heads only when Deol bellowed, “Duryodhan!” They’d rather squelch virtual candy rather than watch an epic battle. That’s how bad Mahabharat looks. But more disappointing is the mediocrity of the imaginations responsible for Mahabharat. Krishna is an absurd man-child who is fair and has a beefy body topped by a pudgy face that is reminiscent of Marshmallow Man. Add to that Sinha’s growly baritone, and you have a Krishna that will inspire only mockery and laughter. The continuity from scene to scene is godawful. For example, Draupadi has reddish hair – cut in steps, if you please – in one scene and in the next, it’s black, distinctly step-less and longer. The freedom offered by animation makes it a wonderful medium for myths and epics. The shackles of location, realism, physics don’t affect your storytelling. Whatever you imagine can be brought to life. And this is where most of our modern attempts at retelling epics like Mahabharata have failed, whether it’s in literature, cinema or television. We’re unable to go beyond the clichéd imagery that started with vintage comic books. The women wear the same little triangular tiara and dhoti-type skirts with a panel of pleats in the front. The men have floaty dupattas and completely impractical armour (why would armour leave a warrior’s neck and arms so vulnerable?). There are little explosions of light when two arrows collide. We’ve been seeing these images for decades and if it’s boring to older folk like me, then just think how yawn-worthy it must be to children who have grown up with an inventive visual culture of gaming and fantasy fiction. This new Mahabharata isn't so much a kid-friendly version as one made for dummies, by dummies. It’s awkward, sanitised and dissatisfying to those who know the epic and to those who don’t, it’s boring and ugly. What we learn about Indian culture from this Mahabharata has more to do with our present than our past: we’ve lost the imagination that we were supposed to have inherited from antiquity. Do your kids a favour. Tell them stories from the original epic and steer clear of this film.

The Vampire Diaries 2013

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The Vampire Diaries

The Vampire Diaries é uma série de livros de terror e romance da autora estadunidense Lisa Jane Smith sobre a vida de uma garota chamada Elena Gilbert que se vê às voltas com dois irmãos vampiros.

A trilogia original foi inicialmente publicada em 1991. Com a pressão dos leitores, Lisa Jane Smith lançou em 1992 mais um volume, Dark Reunion. Depois de um hiato de quase 16 anos de escrita, Lisa anunciou que novos livros de The Vampire Diaries estavam em obras. A primeira parte dos novos livros de The Vampire Diaries, intitulado The Vampire Diaries - The Return: Nightfall, foi publicada em 10 de fevereiro de 2009.

No Brasil o primeiro volume da série foi publicado em agosto de 2009, em novembro foi lançado o segundo volume, sob o nome de O Confronto. Em março de 2010 foi lançado "A Fúria", e por fim o último livro publicado foi: "Reunião Sombria" em agosto de 2010.

Série:

Elena Gilbert, uma garota órfã que vive com sua tia, Judith, e seu irmã mais nova, Margaret, ainda está muito abalada com a perda de seus pais. Elena sempre foi a garota perfeita, popular, bonita, e cheia de amigos. Mas agora ela precisa aprender a esconder sua tristeza do mundo. Ela estava de férias na França, mas, no começo do ano letivo, volta à pequena cidade de Fell's Church, onde reencontra suas melhores amigas, Meredith e Bonnie.

Bonnie pede para ler sua mão e vê que Elena vai conhecer um homem moreno e não muito alto, mas que já foi alto. Quando o novo ano escolar começa, Elena e suas colegas ficam fascinadas por um misterioso e charmoso novo colega, Stefan Salvatore.

A vida de Stefan é rodeada de vários mistérios, que são intensificados com a chegada de seu irmão mais velho, Damon Salvatore. Os irmãos têm antigas desavenças, que foram geradas pelo amor a uma mesma mulher, Katherine. Numa atmosfera de mistério, suspense e amores, os segredos vampíricos e sobrenaturais da pequena cidade são intensificados com inúmeros acontecimentos extraordinários, e Elena, Stefan e Damon se veem cada vez mais ligados.

Os dois irmãos vampiros - um bom, um mau - estão em guerra pela alma de Elena e pelas almas de seus amigos, família, e todos os habitantes da pequena cidade de Mystical Falls.

A série é baseada nos romances de L. J. Smith.

Personagens:

Nina Dobrev como Elena Gilbert/Katherine Pierce

Paul Wesley como Stefan Salvatore

Ian Somerhalder como Damon Salvatore

Steven R. McQueen como Jeremy Gilbert

Sara Canning como Jenna Sommers

Katerina Graham como Bonnie Bennett

Candice Accola como Caroline Forbes

Zach Roerig como Matt Donovan

Michael Trevino como Tyler Lockwood