Happy Humshakals: Forget the Reviews, It's Time to Party
The cast and crew of Humshakals, encouraged by the warm welcome their film has received at the box office, celebrated the success of their movie in Mumbai on June 24. In this picture, actors Ram Kapoor, Esha Gupta, Riteish Deshmukh and director Sajid Khan pose with producers Vashu Bhagnani and Fox Star Studios CEO Vijay Singh. As the poster behind the group proclaims, the film has fetched over Rs 75 crores - the amount that was spent on making it - in four days. Co-stars Saif Ali Khan and Tamannaah Bhatia seemed to have missed the celebration while Bipasha Basu, as expected, was absent.
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Happy Humshakals: Forget the Reviews, It's Time to PartyThe cast and crew of Humshakals, encouraged by the warm welcome their film has received at the box office, celebrated the success of their movie in Mumbai on June 24. In this picture, actors Ram Kapoor, Esha Gupta, Riteish Deshmukh and director Sajid Khan pose with producers Vashu Bhagnani and Fox Star Studios CEO Vijay Singh. As the poster behind the group proclaims, the film has fetched over Rs 75 crores - the amount that was spent on making it - in four days. Co-stars Saif Ali Khan and Tamannaah Bhatia seemed to have missed the celebration while Bipasha Basu, as expected, was absent. -
Big B, Riteish, Genelia's Eventful SaturdayElsewhere in the city, the stars of Humshakals, along with director Sajid Khan, gathered for a party at co-star Tamannaah Bhatia's residence.
In this picture Riteish and his pregnant wife Genelia pose for a picture with Tamannaah and Sajid. -
Amitabh Bachchan, Bullish at the Bombay Stock ExchangeSuperstar Amitabh Bachchan, who is about to make his debut in small screen fiction with TV show Yudh, was at the Bombay Stock Exchange on June 17, to ring the opening bell and promote his upcoming serial. The show is expected to go on air from July and Mr Bachchan plays a construction magnate in it. -
Amitabh Bachchan, Bullish at the Bombay Stock ExchangeBig B, who was all suited up for his day in the world of high finance, rang the Bombay Stock Exchange bell the moment the electronic clock struck 9.15 am. Shanti Constructions, the fictional company he heads in Yudh, is now listed on the BSE.
