Richa Chadha didn't left 'Bombairiya' in lurch,I'm single and very happy: Sonam Kapoor,Akshay Kumar pull off dangerous stunts with action director Cyril Raffaelli

 Akshay Kumar pull off dangerous stunts with action director Cyril Raffaelli

 

 

Mumbai: Meet Cyril Raffaelli, the man behind the execution of death-defying stunts in Akshay Kumar highly anticipated ‘Baby’.
The Neeraj Pandey directed film is a political thriller, where the plot revolves around a covert black-ops team. Akshay Kumar who had released a small promo introducing his character had promised to introduced the other characters in the days.
Usually the stuntmen perform the act but Akshay being a thourough professional that he is will be executing it himself. The latest promo will take you through how the action scenes were shot and executed.
The film also stars Anupam Kher, Rana Daggubati, Danny Denzongpa and Taapsee Pannu among others.  Akshay said he is very confident about the film and hopes that the audience will appreciate their effort.

'Baby' is Akshay Kumar’s first serious role in a long time. The trailer of the film has not a hint of humour, and we also hear the film has just one song. Produced by Bhushan Kumar Krishan Kumar, Shital Bhatia, Cape of Good Films and Crouching Tiger, 'Baby' will hit theatres on January 23 next year.

I'm single and very happy: Sonam Kapoor

 

Mumbai: Actress Sonam Kapoor, who essays the lead role in "Dolly Ki Doli" is not ready to settle down in the near future, and says she's confused about her idea of Mr.Right.
Since Sonam will be seen as a bride in the Arbaaz Khan production "Dolly Ki Doli", she was asked about her real-life wedding plans.
"There is lot of time for that...I am single and very happy. I think I am very confused. I don't know what kind of a guy I need," she replied.
For now, the actress wants to explore the comedy space on the big screen.
"I think comedy is the toughest genre. I would love to be called as comedy actress," said Sonam, whose past releases included "Khoobsoorat" and "Bhaag Milkha Bhaag".
Directed by Abhishek Dogra, "Dolly Ki Doli" also features Rajkummar Rao.

Richa Chadha didn't left 'Bombairiya' in lurch

Mumbai: Commenting on reports of her walking out of British film “Bombairiya" in the middle, actress Richa Chadha says constant procrastination of the project, which led to clash with her other commitments forced her to opt out of the movie.
Directed by debutant Pia Sukanya, the film is an ode to Mumbai and is being produced by India-born British producer Michael Ward. It was slated to go on floors in December.
"I was approached by Beautiful Bay productions in August 2013 to play the lead in their next film. I agreed because they had a phenomenal script. I stood by them as they found producers and line producers.
“The shoot was initially to start in January 2014 , then April, then July. Finally in August Michael Ward mentioned that he needed more prep time and I told him I had prior commitments till December. After some adjustments on both our parts we were ready to roll in December. They paid me a token to say we intend to make the film.
“While I was away shooting for 'Masaan', Michael demanded a change in the schedule yet again. At this point it began to clash with a prior commitment in January, which he was aware of,” read an official statement from the actress.
There were reports that Richa left the filmmakers in lurch because of some other film accusing her of unprofessionalism. The “Fukrey” actress was equally shocked by the claims.
“We tried to work this out... I have waited for the film to take off for more than a year and a half so its a tad unfair to expect me to not honour other film commitments,” the actress said.
The film also stars Akshay Oberoi and Siddhanth Kapoor.