With Pooja Bhatt’s film ‘Jishm’ John Abraham turned a super star from a model. It seems audiences are waiting for another John in the film Industry and they can find him soon as Pooja Bhatt’s Dhokha is releasing on 31st of this month. Don’t be confused, thing is that in this movie also Pooja introducing a dynamic model Muzzamil as Hero. He is the winner of Gladrags Mega Model Manhunt contest nd worked in add films and popular music videos. We had an interesting chat with him regarding his upcoming release “Dhokha”- here is the synopsis……… (more…)

All my life, I’ve been haunted by fascinating questions of creativity. Why does an idea suddenly pop up from the unconscious at a given movement and eclipse all the other ideas that you are working on? What is the relationship between the creative act and the reality that you live in? How did an Arth or a Saransh, which, sourced from one’s own anguished heart, become enduring classics which inspires even the current generation? (more…)

Mahesh Bhatt presents a film by ‘Fish Eye Network Production’ and Mukesh Bhatt -Dhokha is directed by Pooja Bhatt. Screen Play and Script by Shagufta Ali, Lyrics by Sakil Aazmi, Sayed Kwandri, Bharat Bhusan Pant and Khusbir Singh Saad and all these lyrics tuned by nun other than by M.M.Karim. (more…)

Tulip Joshi plays a suicide bomber in DHOKHA and in reality she happens to be born on 9/11 (September 11′TH). Is that eerie or what? But one more thing Tulip and Pooja Bhatt have something special in common. They share the same ‘ Armenian’ lineage. While Tulip’s mother is pucca Armenian, Pooja’s Grandmother is Armenian as well. Tulip has promised to teach Pooja how to speak in Armenian and she is eager to learn. (more…)

The promos of Pooja Bhatt’s directorial film Dhoka are being shown during the show of Awarapan. Dhoka is the awaited film presented by Mahesh Bhatt which is introducing supermodel Muzamil Ibrahim. The film also stars Mere Yaar Ki Shaadi Hai lead Tulip Joshi. The film will obviously be under the banner of Vishesh Films. From the opening of the film to its searing conclusion, ‘Dhokha’ displays the reality of terrorism and its incalculable spiritual costs. Intense and humane, devoid of political bias and hatred, intensely thoughtful, sensitive and felt, it displays a profound understanding of what can seem impossible to understand. (more…)