Karan Patel injured on 'Yeh Hai Mohabbatein' sets

TV star Karan Patel has injured himself during a mishap while shooting a fight sequence for his show 'Yeh Hai Mohabbatein'.

Karan Patel

The 31-year-old actor, who is famous as Raman Bhalla on the Balaji Telefilms' romantic drama, shared the news on Twitter when TV producer Nivedita Basu enquired about his health.

"@TheKaranPatel you unwell kya??? Can u imagine we are just a call away but still on social network I'm coming to know," she asked.

"A small mishap during a fight sequence," replied Karan. Aly Goni, who plays the actor's younger brother on the Star Plus show, wished him speedy recovery.

"Get well soon bhai @TheKaranPatel have a speedy recovery," he tweeted. "Thank you meri jaan (my love)," Karan replied.

I hate the way TV works: Kapil Sharma

Comedian-actor Kapil Sharma, who became a rage over the small screen with his 'Comedy Nights With Kapil', says he is more keen to do 'stand-up comedy and movies' as he loathes TV's working style.

Kapil Sharma

Kapil, lying low for some time due to a back injury, chatted with his fans and followers on micro-blogging site Twitter.

A user quizzed the actor about his preferred medium, "Movies, television, anchoring or standup comedy? What do you love doing the most?"

Kapil, who is awaiting release of his film 'Kis Kisko Pyaar Karoon', responded, “Stand up comedy and movies... I hate the way TV works."

The actor, who began his ride to fame through a reality TV show “The Great Indian Laughter Challenge”, will foray into Bollywood with Abbas-Mustan's directorial.

The comic family entertainer, which also stars Arbaaz Khan, Manjari Fadnis, Simran Kaur Mundi and Elli Avram, will hit the screens on September 25.

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Sonakshi Sinha takes a selfie with Rishi Kapoor, Abhishek Bachchan

Rishi Kapoor, Abhishek Bachchan pose as Sonakshi Sinha take a selfie on the set of a reality show 'Indian Idol Junior'. Pic/Yogen Shah

Celeb spotted

Hrithik Roshan was spotted outside a preview theatre in Santacruz. Pic/Yogen Shah

Arjun Rampal was seen judging a college alumni competition. Pic/Yogen Shah

Sarah Jane Dias turned showstopper at an ongoing fashion week

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How good are our Bollywood stars as reality show judges?

Several Bollywood stars have, of late, donned the judge's hat for television reality shows for the first time. We rate some of them...

As the small screen gets bigger and more lucrative, Bollywood celebs are eagerly plunging in to be part of exciting television shows. And their participation couldn't be a better bet for show producers, who are willing to invest mega bucks to cash in on their star value and register higher TRPs in the process. In the recent months, we have seen a handful of actors who have taken to reality television as judges. hitlist rates a few Bollywood names, who have turned judges for the very first time...

Sonakshi Sinha
Rating: 8/10
Judging: 'Indian Idol Junior' (season 2)
In all fairness: When the actress' name was announced as a judge for the singing reality show, it set a lot of tongues wagging as she doesn't have a singing background. However, Sona's emotional involvement with the show and her efforts to connect with the budding singers through constructive criticism or a comforting hug during eliminations make her likeable.

Govinda

Rating: 8/10
Judging: 'Dance India Dance Super Moms' (season 2)
In all fairness: Known for his typical dance moves and facial gymnastics, the star was apt to judge this show which had non-celebrity mothers grooving to various kinds of music. Govinda did fairly well as a judge and was also quite responsive to the participants' emotions. His presence definitely helped the show garner better TRPs than what it did in its previous season.

Shahid Kapoor

Rating: 7/10
Judging: 'Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa Reloaded' (season 8)
In all fairness: Being one of the finest dancers in the film industry, the actor was just ideal to judge the celeb-based dance reality show. He replaced dancing diva Madhuri Dixit, who had been a judge for Jhalak for three seasons. While Shahid's opening act was a visual treat, he keeps flaunting his moves off and on during the show. He, however, could not add much spice to Jhalak and ended up shedding tears in his very first episode.

Lisa Haydon

Rating: 8/10
Judging: 'India's Next Top Model'
In all fairness: The model-turned-actress has been doing a pretty commendable job instilling confidence in aspiring models. She is calm and composed, and politely puts forward her point of view with ease. Lisa does justice to her comparisons with Hollywood beauty Tyra Banks, maker-cum-judge of the original show, America's Next Top Model.

Esha Deol

Rating: 7/10
Judging: 'Roadies' (season 8)
In all fairness: She has been quite on the mark and strict about choosing contestants for the adventure-based reality show. But she did not match up to original judge Raghu Ram's signature cussing-laden grilling during auditions — this was much to the respite of the wannabe roadies and disappointment of viewers.

Preity Zinta

Rating: 6/10
Judging: 'Nach Baliye' (season 7)
In all fairness: After Ekta Kapoor's production house took over this show, she got a new judging panel for the celebrity couple dance reality show. Along with writer Chetan Bhagat and choreographer Marzi Pestonji, Preity was taken on board to add star value to the show. Though the actress barely went wrong with her comments, her involvement did only so much for the show's middling TRP rating.

Lauren Gottlieb

Rating: 6/10
Judging: 'Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa Reloaded' (season 8)
In all fairness: The So You Think You Can Dance finalist from the US, who danced her way into the audience's hearts with her fluid movements on the show's sixth season, was seen in dance drama ABCD2. Being the only woman on an all-male judging panel for the show's current season, she was expected to not just raise the glamour quotient but also give her expert opinion on a participant's strengths and weaknesses. So far, she has been quite good and has overcome her language handicap, but there is always scope for improvement.

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The Voice India' celebrates the Independence Day

Independence Day was celebrated on the set of a musical reality show recently, and had a special guest to share in on the fun and frolic. Singer Daler Mehndi joined the show’s three judges and, needless to say, a lot of excitement ensued. Pics/Sharad Vegda.

Daler Mehndi

Sunidhi Chauhan

Mika Singh

Shaan

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DanceHall Music Hit With An ''EARTHQUAKE'' In Ghana

Music has moved through revolution throughout the years. Once ago, it was the old type of Hip life. Then it changed to the new style of music we see today. The Dancehall type of music was at that time not very popular on our radio waves. But today, Dancehall music has become really competitive.

Heavy weights like Shatta Wale and Stonebwoyare working acidulously, making sure they stand tall in the Dancehall industry here in Ghana and across. From the look of things, both are not retiring anytime soon because, they keep dropping hits tunes week after week and that is making it very difficult for some upcoming acts. These two popular male artist have dominated Dancehall industry here in Ghana.

On the other side, the female side of the same genre has not all that tightened the competition. This I think is due to the fact that there are just countable ladies in the Dancehall industry here in Ghana.
Kaaki and Mzvee are doing one part of the Dancehall which is the singing part but not in the hardcore way. AK Songstress came in with a little raga to hers, which makes it a little harder as compared to that of Kaaki and Mzvee.

However, just like Shatta Wale hit the Dancehall some moment ago with people still thinking how it all happened, so is another contender. She is not actually new to many. A little background search reveals her as the leader and founder of the first ever female musical group in Ghana “Triple M” [3 M].

When it comes to Dancehall music, then I will say the other females in this genre has got a lot of work to do. This is because, she got it all, singing, the raga in pure Jamaican patwa. Dancehall is not been soft. She is thehard-core female artist. Some people refer to her as “Dancehall Godmother”, or “Dancehall Mama”. She is known by the name Shegee Styla. Her name even suggests that, she is a “torn in the flesh” in the male artists of the Dancehall music.

Watch out for her. Make up sometime and listen to her three singles “Let’s Go”, “Marking Time” and “Baawasa”. They are making hits each day on our radio waves. Make your own conclusion on her.



Source: Bimpeh Lawrence / www.dayzEntertainment.com


 

Stonebwoy’s manager rejects Shatta Wale’s apology?

Shatta Wale has a new letter circulating online in which he is apologizing to his rival Samini, Charterhouse, journalists et .

A portion of the lengthy letter read; 

"Lately there's been an external attempt to start a feud between me and my younger brother Stonebwoy, but we are above it. Let's bust a tune fi dem, I say to my young brother."

But a new social media post by Stonebwoy's road manager goes to suggest the Bhim Nation are having none of it. 

Blakk Cedi wrote;

"U cant outsmart the BhimNation.Your buttocks will pepper you.‪#‎RipMama‬ ‪#‎GoHigher‬ ‪#‎GoHigherTour‬ ‪#‎8thAugust‬ ‪#‎MandelaPark‬ ‪#‎Ashaiman‬ ‪#‎BhimNation‬"

Stonebwoy is kicking off his Go Higher tour this coming Saturday in Ashaiman's Mandela Park.

Do you accept Shatta's apology?

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