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Guddu Ki Gun is the tale of Govardhan aka Guddu (Kunal Kemmu), a Bihari settled in Kolkata. He is a door-to-door washing powder salesman, whose sales pitch is “Ek washing powder ke saath Guddu free”. While sharing a room with his close friend Ladoo (Sumeet Vyas), Guddu leads an amorous lifestyle in Kolkata. His travails begins when he ditches one of his girlfriends, Bholi (Aparna Sharma). Furious for forsaking his granddaughter, Bholi’s grandfather casts a black magic spell on him. The only way Guddu can get rid of the curse is to find true love and by staying faithful to her.

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Ever since Shashanka Ghosh’s Veere Di Wedding (VDW) was announced, one name, other than film’s leading ladies, Kareena Kapoor Khan, Swara Bhasker, Sonam Kapoor and Shikha Talsania, that has been making headlines is that of actor Sumeet Vyas. The good-looking actor is seen playing, Kareena’s beau Rishabh in the film. It’s for the first time that Sumeet is seen sharing the screen with Kareena and to say the least, their sizzling chemistry has already become the talk of the town. Despite the presence of four strong women characters in VDW, Sumeet impressively manages to make a cut in his individualistic way. Bankrolled by Ekta Kapoor’s Balaji Telefilms in association with Anil Kapoor Films & Communication Network and Saffron Broadcast & Media Ltd, Veere Di Wedding is a story about four best friends trying to figure out their lives and the institution of marriage. The film has already grossed whopping 75 crores globally and nearing the 50-crore mark at home.

It was back in 2009 when Sumeet started his career with a television show titled Woh Hue Na Hamare. Ever since then there has been no looking back for the committed aspirant. The dashing actor has also been part of web series and short films. His last release before VDW was High Jack this May, which was a totally different in genre in comparison to his latest release. But since VDW hit the screens on June 1, it’s been celebration time for Vyas. The superhit film marks his entry into the big bright world of commercial cinema as an actor, who can straddle both genres. Sumeet says with confidence, “I believed I was killing it. I believed I was spot on!” Considering the number of audiences that the film is inviting into theatres and the fact that the celebration continues unabated, we can’t but believe him… Excerpts from an exclusive Filmfare interview below… Read on…

Your film High Jack (director Akarsh Khurana), which was a stoner comedy had a unique concept.

I liked the idea (story of three disgruntled employees of a failing airline who decide to hijack a plane).  After hearing the script, I was thrilled. Yeah! It turned out quite well. (Laughs) I did my best, can’t say much about the numbers though.

Like your character in High Jack, are you also more of a DJ in real life as well?

No, not at all. In real life, I hardly go out. That’s the reason why I was keen on doing that role. I wanted to step out of my comfort zone and attended a couple of gigs. Like how bands like Nucleya and others operate and set up things. That’s the fun of it. Step out of your own comfort zone and do something, which you’ve never experienced before.

You’ve done middle of the road films like Guddu Ki Gun (2015) and Parched (2015) and now commercial cinema with Veere Di Wedding. How does it feel crossing from art to the mart?

It’s a wonderful feeling to experiment with different kinds of cinema. You may not be able to control how well a film does. But that shouldn’t stop you from trying doing different things. I��m genuinely glad that there’s a great buzz around VDW, a great buzz around me being part of this journey. And as you know the response so far for the film and for me has been quite phenomenal.

With two women producers (Rhea Kapoor and Ekta Kapoor) and four leading ladies, did you feel like an outsider on the sets sometimes?

No, not really. I have known all of them extremely well. I have known Swara well. I have known Shikha. I happened to meet Ekta a couple of times. Shashanka Ghosh (director) and I also knew each other. In fact, the day we met, we connected. He called me saying he wanted to discuss the film and give a brief narration of my part. So, when we met we spoke for exactly 15 minutes about the film. (Smiles) After that we kept chatting about random stories.

Have you ever worked with Shashanka Ghosh in the past considering he used to direct ads also?

No, actually it was around 10-12 years back when I first met him. I met him after he had just done his first film. I wanted to work with him as an assistant director. Since then we have been in touch and I have followed his work closely.

In Veere Di Wedding, your character Rishabh is shown extremely committed to that of Kareena’s Kalindi. Please elaborate…

Actually, both the characters are extremely committed to each other. The difference is just that he wants to marry her while she’s hesitant. She believes what’s the need to marry in today’s day and age when everything is going quite well.

Are you this committed in real life also?

(Laughs) Well, I try to be. In general, I am bit of a sucker for loyalty.

Are you a romantic at heart?

I am a romantic at heart. I like to be in long-term relationships. I have not had any flings. I just can’t do it. At some stage in life, I thought I should try it out. But it’s just not me. It just doesn’t work for me.

How was it working with Kareena? Was the chemistry easy to come by?

It was great working with her given the fact she’s so driven. After all these years and everything that she has achieved in life, she’s so welcoming and warm to anyone who comes on the set. She knows her lines well, what scene precedes the one we are shooting right now and what scene will follow… she’s aware of it all. So, that level of commitment is inspiring and needs appreciation. Kareena’s a through professional. She’s not one of those people, who come on the sets to faff around and make friends. She’s there to work and she’s extremely intelligent and efficient, she conserves her energy for work. I have not seen her fool around on the sets. That’s what even I do on the sets, which a lot of people might find boring and snobbish. But I believe I should conserve my energy for the day and give my best to what I have come for.

Tell us about the first sequence you shot with her in Veere Di Wedding…

We shot the wedding card sequence in the house. Actually, that was the first time we met also. Before the shoot began, we didn’t get the time to meet and talk. She was travelling. When she came back, I was busy shooting something else. We met straight on the sets and Shashanka being Shashanka said, ‘Hi Kareena, this is Sumeet.’ Kareena and I greeted each other. (Laughs) The next moment Shashanka started explaining the scene, ‘Okay so let’s get into the scene… you guys have met three years back and you two are really into each other…’ I was like, ‘Dude, give us some breather!’ To her credit, Kareena initially makes the effort to break the ice and make the other actor comfortable. Much of the credit goes to her for doing that.

Are you a Kareena Kapoor Khan fan in real life also?

Honestly, I am a great admirer of her work. Even before I had signed on the film, I believed she was one of the few stars, who could really act. She’s someone, who knows the craft as well apart from looking absolutely gorgeous. So yeah, I have always admired her and her performances. I even told her that. I liked her acts in Omkara (director Vishal Bhardwaj) and Chameli (director Sudhir Mishra).

If you had to pick one, what would be your one favourite film of Kareena?

Well, this is tough. I guess Chameli. I absolutely appreciated her efforts in Chameli. She pushed herself to achieve excellence. I loved her persona and performance in Omkara. But Omkara was essentially an ensemble film. Even in that she made her presence felt. Her character appeared vulnerable and believable, as it was supposed to in the film.

If you had to rate Kareena on a scale of 10 on her acting skills, what would it be?

I believe that will get me in a lot of trouble. Having said that, she’s easily a 9/10. She’s bang on, she doesn’t take time to arrive into her role. That’s what is commendable about her. She’s naturally gifted, she’s inherited the talent.

Okay, tell us about your favourite moment from the film?

There have been several such moments. But the way we shot the sangeet dance sequence is memorable. We were shooting the Pappi le loon number. I spent almost two to three days rehearsing for it. I thought the girls are professionals in doing it while I was doing it for the first time. In my mind, I believed I was pretty bang on and was doing a good job. After a couple of takes, Shashanka came and told Kareena, ‘You’re looking too perfect. While Sumeet is someone who’s a little uncomfortable with this whole dance scenario. So, it would be nice if you could look a bit uncomfortable!’ Then he turned to me and said, ‘Sumeet you’re doing well. This half way thing you’re doing is great. That’s what we want.’ I was like what are you saying, I thought I was killing it. I believed I was spot on. So, that’s a sweet memory. At the music launch of VDW, Kareena said she loved throwing you off the moon in one of the sequences of the film. Comment…

(Laughs) I didn’t love falling off the moon, let me just put it this way. But it was a really funny sequence. In fact, when we were rehearsing, we were coming up with all kinds of weird stories heard from weddings and how things went wrong there. When such stunts go wrong on a wedding day, it’s really stupid. That shouldn’t happen. But yes, this was indeed a funny sequence.

So finally, Kareena and you get married in the film…

Well the film essentially revolves around the wedding and all that happens around it. When it will happen, how will it happen… that was the core driver of the narrative. The film was woven around the marriage between Rishabh and Kalindi… and it finally does happen!

The film’s been trending with its hashtag, #ItsNotAChickFlick. Do you agree with it?

Yeah! It sounds demeaning if you term the film as a chick flick. Firstly, I don’t understand why everyone is making a big deal out of four friends going on a holiday. We are in an age where it shouldn’t come as a shocker that four girls decide to have a good time and take off on a vacation and behave like normal people. Being dubbed as ‘a chick flick’ is limiting it. It’s a story about four friends essentially, their lives, how they fight situations, support each other and hold themselves and their bond together.

Would you say that Veere Di Wedding is finally your big ladder to the world of commercial cinema?

Not really. I don’t like to put all the burden of my expectations regarding my career onto one project. That would be quite unfair. Also somewhere, it would take away the credit of all the work that I have done so far in various mediums. I hope VDW does extremely well. I wish that people like my work. But I don’t wish to burden the film by calling it my launchpad and view myself as the rocket all set to be launched with it. I just hope that people come and enjoy the film. If they have a good time it will obviously benefit everyone associated with the film as well as me.

Sumeet Vyas Best Work over the years:

Parched (2015, Film)

Guddu Ki Gun (2015, Film)

Permanent Roommate 2 (2016, Web Series)

TVF Tripling (2016, Web Series)

Love Per Square Foot (2018, Film)

High Jack (2018, Digital Film)

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Kunal Khemu Net Worth

Net Worth: $4 Million

Kunal Khemu Net Worth:

Earnings: Golmaal 3: 4 crores Go Goa Gone: 2 crores Bhaag Johnny: 5 crores Golmaal Again: 4 crores Dhol: 2 crores Full Name: Kunal Khemu Date of Birth: 25 May 1983 Birth Place: Srinagar Nationality:  Indian Source of Wealth:  Acting Last Year Income:  $1 Million Kunal Khemu Net Worth:  $4 Million Last Year Net Worth:  $3 Million Yearly Income:  $1 Million Income From Last Movie:  $162,600 Kunal Khemu is Indian film actor. He is one of the most famous celebrities in India. Kunal Khemu net worth is $4 million. He has appeared in more than 20 movies and other television shows.  He is earning about $1 Million per year and his per movie salary is 3 to 5 crores. He got fame after appearing in the film Sir in 1993.  Total earning from movies:  $12 Million Total Earning from television:  $1 Million Other income endorsements:   $613,000 He started his career in 1993 with a movie sir. His other notable work including Hum Hain Rahi Pyar Ke, Raja Hindustani, Tamanna, Dhol, Dhoondte Reh Jaaoge, Jai Veeru, Golmaal 3, Blood Money, Go Goa Gone, Bhaag Johnny, Golmaal Again, Guddu Ki Gun, and 99. Kunal Khemu net worth in 2015 was about $2 Million which then increased to $4 million in 2017 and now in 2018, his net worth is $4 million. Read the full article

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Ordinary to an extraordinary, People who rose to fame overnight

It is an era of digitalized entertainment. All thanks to the production companies who took this to a great extent and brought these talented artistes to limelight. Their career started with small roles and today they are the fame of Glamorous World. We have seen them in a web series, Bengali short films and ads from where they have made a huge impact.

Let’s take a look at 5 such artistes who made it big on web screens.

 Ali Fazal

This basketball buff portrayed a small screen role of Pawan in the web series called “Bang Baaja Baarat”. His career raced when he got an impactful role in Bollywood movie 3 Idiots after which he bagged the role in Fukrey, which got him huge recognition and fame all across the globe. Not only in Bollywood we have also seen him in Fast & Furious7 which gave him an instant popularity and rose to fame overnight.

Sumeet Vyas

You have seen him in the Bollywood movie English Vinglish and to name a few Guddu ki Gun, Aurangzeb. Then came the big break for Vyas as he made his debut in a popular TVF web series “Permanent Rommates” which was appreciated by audience all over and instant tasted a huge success. He is expected to appear in Comedy Nights Bachao Season 2. We just simply cannot turn a blind eye to his charismatic look.

Arya Dasgupta aka “Khyapa”

This cute little boy hailing from Khardah city in West Bengal, Kolkata bagged his first project “Rangbaaz” starring Dev, (a Tollywood sensation) rose him to popularity after which he got back to back projects from renowned production company. He was just 12 years old when he got selected in top 16 in India’s Best Dramebaaz which was also noticed by a profound director Anurag Basu. He has did quite an exceptional role in Force, Sumon Boro Hocche,Champ. His latest project was in a Bengali web series called, Khyapa which was highly appreciated by the audience and critics.

Angira Dhar

Born in Srinagar, Angira moved to Mumbai to do her Graduation when her cousin Aaksh Dhar suggested her to take acting seriously. Her most notable role in “Bang Baaja Baarat” proved to be a huge success and since then her hard work has paid off and now she will be seen in an upcoming film directed by Anand Tiwari’s “Love Per Square Foot” .

Arshad Khan

This 18 year old is an Afghani tea seller from Islamabad who became famous overnight when a photographer shared his picture to her Instagram. This blue eyed boy became the cynosure of attraction and became an internet sensation due to his looks and now has a modeling contract.

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