Tere naam movie part 4 driver#

Anand, Piya Ka Ghar, Baawarchi, Chhoti Si Baat, Chupke Chupke, Khatta Meetha, Golmaal, Baaton Baaton Mein, Khoobsurat, Naram Garam, Hamaari Bahu Alka, Kisi Se Na Kehna, Rang Birangi, Jhoothi etc. It was that stream of the mainstream Indian cinema which had an identity of its own.

Hrishikesh Mukherjee and Basu Chatterjee were flag-bearers of this kind of cinema which had developed its own audience and that's why such movies were though not blockbusters, able to recover that cost and minimum profit. Official siteДuring the seventies and early eighties, amidst several action-dominated flicks, the Hindi cinema intermittently presented low budget, neat and clean and simple movies too which provided light and rib-tickling entertainment and could be watched by a whole family together. But will he manage to do so is what remains to be seen in a dramatic and comic climax. Back in Punjab, while she is being married off to Sunny, it dawns on Viren to go rescue her as he realizes his love for her. Eventually, Miny's father arrives with the ransom that she had asked for and takes her back home. However, the kidnap goes all wrong and she and Viren land up in Viren's family mansion. This gives Miny the perfect opportunity to escape her marriage and so she stages a kidnap. In an attempt to recover his money from Bhatti, Viren storms into Miny's engagement with fury. Bhatti, insecure about Viren's success, sells of all the rickshaws where Viren had carefully stashed his life savings.

Tere naam movie part 4 driver#

The male protagonist Viren, is a humble and ambitious rickshaw driver working for Miny's father. Her father, Bhatti, runs an auto-rickshaw business and is adamant to marry her off against her liking to Sunny. Created by Raj Nidimoru and Krishna DK, The Family Man 2 released on June 4 to positive responses from audiences and critics.In a quaint village of Haryana lives Miny, a free-spirited tomboy who instantly wins your heart with her bubbly personality.

The Family Man stars Manoj Bajpayee in the lead role as a spy who juggles domestic as well as diplomatic disputes. Meanwhile, Darshan was last seen in The Family Man second season where he portrayed the role of the antagonist Major Sameer. It was a college scene where Salman comes and saves me from some goons who are hitting me.'ДЄlso Read | Gehana Vasisth stages naked protest against Raj Kundra's arrest: 'Is this porn?' A guy whoвЂ™s never been to any other city was travelling and shooting everywhere.my first scene took place in Hyderabad. I absolutely enjoyed working with Salman bhai. I took 3-4 takes for that, but finally managed it. Satish sir screamed what I was doing and I started shivering, thinking that now heвЂ™ll remove me from the film. I kept banging him like a kid who does it deliberately. On facing an obstacle for one scene, he added, 'I remember, I got stuck in just one scene, where I go to watch a movie with my girlfriend and bump into this man. Imagine, youвЂ™ve always loved an actor, and suddenly youвЂ™re facing the camera with him.' Since I grew up watching SalmanвЂ™s films, it all seemed like a dream to me, as if a kid has entered some fantasy film. It was for Satish KaushikвЂ™s Tere Naam where I had to play a college boy named Kanak Sharma, one of the three friends of Salman KhanвЂ™s character. I gave the audition and, quite unbelievably, I got selected. I was just 13 or 14 and in grade 9th or 10th, so I refused but they dragged me. In an interview with Indian Express, Darshan Kumaar said, 'My first film was Tere Naam.Many of my friends were going for an audition. Darshan essayed the character of Kanak Sharma, a college boy who was one of the three friends of SalmanвЂ™s character. It was a remake of the Tamil film Sethu (1999).

Tere Naam, released in 2003 also featured actor Bhumika Chawla opposite Salman Khan. He also remembered being screamed at by Satish and thinking he would be removed from the film. He got selected in the movie that starred actor Salman Khan. Actor Darshan Kumaar has recalled that he was 'dragged' into the audition of his first film Tere Naam when he was 'just 13 or 14'.