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25 years after 'Roja' the music maestro plans a multi-city tour for his silver jubilee
AR Rahman has big plans for celebrating his 25 years in music. Thats right folks, it's been 25 years since the maestro got on everyone's radar with his work in Mani Ratnam's Roja. Feel old yet? To commemorate his silver jubilee, the two-time oscar winner is planning a multi-city tour titled AR Rahman ENCORE - The Concert. According to Indian Express, the tour will travel to Hyderabad, Ahmedabad, Mumbai and Delhi and will have many talented musicians from across the country joining the legend on his celebration. Says AR Rahman about his 25 years in music, "It has been an incredible journey over these last 25 years. Sometimes when I ponder I get goose bumps because the Almighty has been kind in giving me happiness that has only multiplied year after year. I’ve been immensely blessed to have the love and support of my fans, friends and family." "From husband to father to composer to mentor, I have embraced different roles but the music has always been constant. Music for me serves as the spiritual bond between the audience and myself. I am excited to be performing at home after such a long gap," he adds. AR Rahman ENCORE - The Concert will take place from November 26 to December 23.

Luckily, Mawra wasn't caught unawares at her surprise — she was already dolled up for the occasion!

Therefore, it was all but expected that Juhi would issue a eulogy of sorts on the occasion of the late director’s fifth death anniversary, which is being observed across India this month. In her heartfelt message, the actor shared some memories she has of ‘Yash ji’ from the course of her career. “I got to work with Yash ji first in the film Chandni, where he gave me the chance to do a guest appearance; it was a lead role opposite Vinod Khanna. It was a very brief appearance but it was a huge film at that time and I was very new in the film industry,” Pinkvilla quoted Juhi as saying. “Then I got to work with him in Aaina. His wife Pam ji and Honey Irani had written the script and they were like the hands-on producers.” Juhi continued, “A year or two later, I got to be signed on to Darr which was Yash ji’s production and direction. It was a huge film for me! I was just making it in the industry and getting somewhere at that time so it was a very big step. Yash ji, again, had called me over, sat me down and gone through the entire story with me.” According to Juhi, this pre-production meeting was the first that she had ever had. “I remember there was no other film that I had ever been told the entire story of. We used to sign the film on the basis of who the lead actor was, which production house was making it and so on. We were told what it might be like in three or four lines. But things were different in Yash ji’s productions,” she recalled. “Now when I look back, I realise they used to work on their script so well and knew what they were making. I wasn’t even a big star at that time but they would sit me down and tell me the entire story so that I knew what I was getting into. Also, I remember that he was open to my comments and would ask ‘What did you think of it?’ That was amazing as I was a very new star and he was a very big producer-director.” Juhi has many fond memories from her days on Darr in particular which she owes to Yash. “I remember in Darr, we were going to shoot in Switzerland and it was a very long schedule of 20-25 days. Yash ji wanted everything ready before hand. Neeta Lulla was doing my clothes and I remember she had to get 30 to 40 outfits ready way before we even left,” she shared. “We were given a room in his house where basic makeup was done and tried on all the outfits, took quick pictures and created a look book so that Yash ji would know exactly what looked like in an outfit. Whatever he didn’t like was not going to be taken – that’s how well he would plan things.” Juhi claimed she had never worked with a more organised production house before Darr. “Today I know everything is very compartmentalised. You have ready scripts and everything is planned out. But back then, it was all free-flowing. Scenes would get written on the sets only” said the veteran heroine. “But in Yash ji’s films was very well planned and beautifully executed.” Of course, there was much more to the legendary film-maker than just his films. “Yash ji was such a wonderful person! Of course, he was very senior so I was always in awe of him but he very warm,” added Juhi. “His sets would have the yummiest foods and all of us used to sit and edit together, whether it was at home or in Switzerland. In fact, I remember for that entire schedule, we were all in one huge chalet…Shah Rukh Khan, myself, Yash ji, Pam ji. The cook had been flown in from India,” she revealed. “In the evenings, we would come back from shooting and get dinner. After that, everybody would sit down in the drawing room where Pam ji would sing and Yash ji would tell us stories from his previous films, etc. It was such a wonderful time,” Juhi remarked. The Gulaab Gang star had yet another anecdote to share about her mentor. “In Chandni I played Vinod ji’s love interest who falls ill and died. We were shooting the death scenes and my character was supposed to be in the hospital so the makeup artist gave me dark circles around my eyes to make me look sallow,” Juhi reminisced. “But Yash ji saw me and said, ‘Nahin, yeh zyada ho gaya hai… kam karo. Heroine hamesha khoobsurat lagni chahiye (This is too much… heroines should always looks beautiful)’.” Thereafter, Juhi always made sure she looked her best in all her films. “His words stayed with me for so long; I learned that heroine must always look good. I took what Yash ji said very seriously and decided that I shall always try to look my best and that’s what I did in all my films afterwards.”

Could this be the next Lethal Weapon? Kumail Nanjiani is on a roll! After his successful film The Big Sick, Nanjiani has made himself known in Hollywood. Just this week we got word that the actor-comedian will be hosting Saturday Night Live in October. But is that enough? No, it is not. Deadline broke the news that CinemaCon's comedy star of the year is now gearing up for a buddy cop comedy film that has been acquired by Universal. Nanjiani will be starring alongside WWE wrestler and actor John Cena. Could this be the next Lethal Weapon? Will there be a fun catchphrase that will stay with us for a long time? Should we already expect sequels and spin-offs? We really don't see much wrong with that! The yet to be titled project will be helmed by Zombieland director Ruben Fleischer. Fleischer is already on board with directing Venom, a Supervillain movie featuring Tom Hardy. John Cena and Fleishcer have already collaborated before on HBO mockumentary Tour De Pharmacy. Kumail Nanjiani is definitely slaying 2017 and while no plot has been revealed, we can tell from the team that this will be a film to watch out for.

"It's just... ewww," says his co-star Zaira Wasim Dangal star Zaira Wasim did not have a lot of words to describe Aamir Khan's look for their upcoming film Secret Superstar, slated to release coming October. "It's just... ewww," Wasim said as she attempted to describe the snug, gaudy T-shirts Shakti Kumar, Aamir's character in the film, wears. His hair is heavily gelled with blonde-ish spikes, wearing earrings and golden chains around his neck. The character is completely opposite to how Aamir Khan is in his personal life. "One of my toughest roles!" Aamir said on a video he posted to his Facebook page. "What is wrong with you?!" cinematographer Anil Mehta exclaimed as he laughed in disbelief looking at Aamir's not-so-sophisticated dressing. "[In reality], he's really simple, basic and organic," writer and director Adyalt Chandan said — which is why his full 'maila' look and behaviour ensued delirium on the sets.

Jon Snow finally bends the knee! br> Brace yourselves, a wedding is coming! Kit Harington and his former Game of Thrones on-screen romantic partner, Rose Leslie, are engaged. A formal notice published in the Times of London newspaper Wednesday announced the upcoming marriage of “Mr K.C. Harington and Miss R.E. Leslie.”

It describes the couple as “Kit, younger son of David and Deborah Harington of Worcestershire, and Rose, middle daughter of Sebastian and Candy Leslie of Aberdeenshire.” Doesn't that give you Game of Thrones vibes? Or has the show completely taken over our lives? Don't answer that...

Harington and Leslie met on the sets of Game of Thrones in which they played each other's romantic interests. The show may be known for its forecasting but it definitely knocked it outta the park with this one. Game of Thrones fans had a strong case of the feels as they took to Twitter to express their joy... and pain...

Though the 2017 list is yet to be completed, so far Momina is the only Pakistani woman to receive the honour Rising singer and musician Momina Mustehsan has made it to the 2017 list of BBC's 100 inspirational women from around the world. She is also the only Pakistani woman this year to receive the honour. "This year, the women on the list will be part of the 100 Women Challenge, tackling some of the biggest problems facing women around the world," the news outlet reported. Alongside Momina, the list includes women such as the Nasa astronaut Peggy Whitson, President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf of Liberia and England footballer Steph Houghton. Rupi Kaur is also part of the list. The 25-year-old musician, in her short bio for the Challenge, shared the philosophy she holds dear, and said has most influenced her life "The quote that helped me the most with my life was: It only gets better when you get better," she said, adding that she came across the saying in a fortune cookie in New York when she was binge-eating her way through depression. "That woke me up," she adds. Now in its fifth year, the BBC 100 Women names 100 influential and inspirational women around the world annually. This time around, they are challenging the 100 women "to tackle four of the biggest problems facing women today ─ the glass ceiling, female illiteracy, harassment in public spaces and sexism in sport". Some of the heroes named in the 100 Women list will be asked to innovate real-life solutions in different cities to help the residents affected by these problems. Others will provide support and inspiration from their locations around the globe. They will also have conversations on radio, online and on social media. However, there are 40 spaces in the list that have yet to be filled, it said. "As the season progresses, more women who have taken up the challenge in some way will be added to the list," the statement read, adding the complete list will be released some time coming October.

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Amir Khan has finally replied to wife Faryal Makhdoom’s apology on Twitter and confirmed that the couple will still be getting divorced. Faryal had earlier apologised to Amir and his family publicly and said that she wanted to reconcile for the ‘sake of their unborn child’.

Amir tweeted out that he was thankful that the false accusations against him and his family had been cleared by Faryal.

Faryal has since deleted her tweet in which she had apologised to Amir’s family and suggested that they reconcile.

Coke Studio season 10 may have kick-started on a low note, but it surely knows how to finish with a bang. While this year’s renditions of some of the songs didn’t really work out all that well, (case in point: NFAK’S Dam Mast Qalandar) last night’s finale paid a heartfelt tribute to one of the nation’s most beloved icons Junaid Jamshed and it was oh-so-beautiful.
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Ali Hamza and Ali Zafar’s take on JJ’s famous Us Rah Par was all kinds of soulful and I, for one, is still in an absolute awe. Us Rah Par also marked the comeback of Strings and I have to confess, I have missed Bilal Maqsood’s tranquil voice. Written by the master himself, Shoaib Mansoor, the song never fails to give you goosebumps. Hamza and Zafar’s soft notes complimented the song way too well, and Strings joining in was the cherry on the top.

At the launch of Mauj-e- Saraab in New Delhi, a book of Urdu ghazals by Minu Bakshi, Shabana Azmi expressed joy at seeing the younger generation engaging with the Urdu language.

The Bollywood actor said at the event, "Urdu is a language that we all speak on everyday basis. It should not be considered the language of a particular section." And she feels "very happy when I see youngsters participating in festivals like Jashn-e-Rekhta (the three-day annual literary festival which celebrates the Urdu language). They might not be well-versed with the language but they want to learn and listen to Urdu. It gives me hope that this language will stay forever." Mauj-e-Saraab (Waves of Illusion), is a manifestation of the various hues of the pageant of love and passion, as one critic puts it. The book's author said, "Urdu has always been the language of the heart and its foundation rests on the tenets of love. And because the Ghazal as a literary form grew to maturity under the benign protection of sufis, the tendrils of love and passion ventured deep into its medium."