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KHAR DANDA, MUMBAI                                                                                                          A salpha slum get a new look, chal rang de a non-profit organisation has taken the initiative of slum beautification   the project started from khar-danda, Mumbai from may12  painting the walls and the roof of the houses is the prior objective of the project. it will change the way people look at the city and its slums, while also providing them with sustainable roofing that is durable and reduce in door temperature by 3-4 degrees the organization, with the help of more than 2000 volunteers and artists from across the country, has begun the roofs and hopes to eventually cover all the 7000 houses in the area  a lot of flights taking off froMumbaiai overfly this area, which is one of the first things you see from above the city.  so next time you go for the film city adventure, don't forget to take the interesting graffiti of KHAR-DANDA 

, Ayushmann Khurrana outshines as a cop.  With crisp editing and screenplay with a thick mustache and dressed like an Englishman, the actor justifies his character in every scene. Can watch the film with your family, friends and is for all age group "The State shall not discriminate on the basis of religion, race, caste, sex or place of birth," states Article 15 in the Constitution of India. Scheduled tribes, other backward class, scheduled caste, and other castes, which are categorized as minorities in the country, consisting of 70 percent of India's population. Says who? No one but the IPS Officer Ayan Ranjan (Ayushmann Khurrana), who is a graduate from a reputed Delhi college and takes off to Europe for further studies in the film. Fate brings him to Lal gaon village in UP's Badaun. Anubhav Sinha has definitely won hearts with this film. While this crime/thriller will question you as the scenes proceed, the powerful dialogues will leave you startled. Brownie

Why do we reach out to other people? Why do men call anonymous women and pay for 'dirty' talk? Exploring a phenomenon that is quite common but rarely spoken about, Ayushmann Khurrana's “Dream Girl” is, above all things, a riot. Director Raj Shandaaliya who has seems to have found his strength: strong punchy dialogue mixed with a happening screenplay.  I won't be surprised if Dream Girl turns into a massive success.  the film is going to strike gold for many reasons the  first and the simplest reason is that Raj Shaandilyaa and writers Nirmaan D. Singh, Niket Pandey have turned a pretty unusual idea into a fun film.  Dream Girl is a modern irreverent tale that is not really social commentary but an enjoyable watch that sheds light on some pretty common social problems. It was terribly important for a film like Dream Girl to stay engaging because it was running the risk of being too preachy. Did it have the mandatory lecture at the end from the hero that ties all loos

Chhichhore One word: -Brilliant  “Jindagi Main Agar Sabse Jada Kuch Important Hai to Wo Hai Jindagi “ Starting with one emotional line from the Movie Chhichhore is one of the Best Bollywood movies made this year. Its a Madly Entertaining at one hand While Pretty much emotional on the other hand. A Movie that makes you laugh so hard, emotional in major scenes, Gives an important Message and leaves a great impact on you. You will surely leave Theatre with a smile and Heart Warming lesson Each Actor has given so flawless Performance. Direction by Nitesh Tiwari (Director of Dangal) is Outstanding. This film should not Be Missed in my opinion. A great film to watch. You might have noticed it by now that the film has slowly gathered a lot of hype from the audience. Every piece of work released by the makers is getting huge love from the audience. Especially from youngsters all over the country.

once upon a time in Hollywood is a lucky day for today's generation to watch Tarantino's 3 hours worked in the theater  as its a ninth film  show the plot is set in 1950 in Los Angeles big names sharing screen which does not need slow motion intros or special attention because it's in a Tarantino's mind how to play with the emotions of the audience. The pattern of storytelling of Tarantino's work is a gift to Hollywood one of the old-time using different fonts and way to showcase the passage of time everyone is a hero heroine all-day play but does not make feel with scene like being sexy for no one and enjoying their own play on-screen to forgetting dialogues as an actor is a real thing to watch understand because Trentino knows how to play with audience emotions. a real gem for every person who really wants to know what storytelling techniques can make the audience attention in the entire movie some might not really understand at one watch might have to

Gerard Butler boasts an engaging screen presence that can make even junky movies fun. Maybe it’s the fast angle   Either way, it works, especially in “Angel Has Fallen,” the latest entry in the actor’s franchise built around Mike Banning, a heroic Secret Service agent who continually bails the president out of life-threatening jams.  the character Mike in 2013’s “Olympus Has Fallen,” a genuinely effective seat grabbing action. Subtle it's not, but it will grab you: The film hits a  high point when the secretary of defense is dragged on the ground by terrorists while she's shouting the Pledge of Allegiance. “Angel” is never as over the top — or as good — as that movie, but it moves along at a quick clip and Mike remains the kind of old-school hero for whom it's easy to root.  Here, he's battling an addiction to opioids — ooh, how very today of the filmmakers — brought on by too many on-the-job injuries. Mike muses with an old friend (Danny Huston) about growing