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The iconic Japanese game show ‘Takeshi’s Castle’ which was scheduled to get its Indian reboot has now unveiled its official trailer, after releasing its hilarious teaser. In the trailer, Bhuvan Bam brings on an entirely new vibe to his commentary and is more than a match for Javed Jaffrey’s legendary commentary.

Full of Indian references, the dubbing of Bhuvan Bam is incredibly self-aware as he voices it with the same voice and personality of his Bb Ki Vines character Titu Mama.

Kidnapped at gunpoint from his shoe store by the Yakuza, Titu Mama recreates the childhood nostalgia in after being revived after 34 years, and it is very aware of all the social media meme trends which it makes plenty of references which Indian audiences are almost 100 percent guaranteed to get.

Furthermore, Bhuvan Bam as ‘Titu Mama’ is also seen paying a tribute to the show’s seasoned commentator and beloved fan-favourite,...

The iconic Japanese game show ‘Takeshi’s Castle’ which was scheduled to get its Indian reboot has now unveiled its official trailer, after releasing its hilarious teaser. In the trailer, Bhuvan Bam brings on an entirely new vibe to his commentary and is more than a match for Javed Jaffrey’s legendary commentary.

Full of Indian references, the dubbing of Bhuvan Bam is incredibly self-aware as he voices it with the same voice and personality of his Bb Ki Vines character Titu Mama.

Kidnapped at gunpoint from his shoe store by the Yakuza, Titu Mama recreates the childhood nostalgia in after being revived after 34 years, and it is very aware of all the social media meme trends which it makes plenty of references which Indian audiences are almost 100 percent guaranteed to get.

Furthermore, Bhuvan Bam as ‘Titu Mama’ is also seen paying a tribute to the show’s seasoned commentator and beloved fan-favourite,...

Cinema The characters in the remake will deal with the social, political and cultural issues relevant in today’s times. Tnm StaffThe official remake of Albert Pinto Ko Gussa Kyun Aata Hai?, a 1980s cult classic starring Naseeruddin Shah, Shabana Azmi and Smita Patil is all set to hit the screens on April 12, 2019. A modern take on its original version, the remake features a stellar cast which includes Nandita Das, Manav Kaul and Saurabh Shukla. Much like its original version, the remake which is written and directed by Soumitra Ranade of the Jajantaram Mamantaram fame, will explore the theme of personal and societal struggles in today’s times. The '80s film dealt with the common man’s anger in the face of continued political, social and cultural breakdowns. He is angered by the rampant corruption, the ruling political class and the hypocrisy. But most importantly, he is angry at himself for being powerless.

Mumbai, Oct 11: Actor Javed Jaffrey calls his film "War Chhod Na Yaar", which releases Friday, one of the five best films in his career of 28 years.

"I am happy and very excited. In my career of 28 years, this is one of my top 5 films ever. The way this film has been written and presented, it is a beautiful film and I am proud to be a part of it," the 52-year-old said here Thursday at the premiere of the country's first war comedy.

Javed started his career in 1985 with "Meri Jung" and featured in films like "100 Days", "Fire", "Earth", "Jajantaram Mamantaram", "Dhamaal", "Salaam Namaste" and "Singh Is Kinng" among others.

"War Chhod Na Yaar" is India's first war comedy but Javed is confident that the audience will.

Shaktimaan will be back on Pogo TV in a 70-minute telefilm titled Hamaara Hero Shaktimaan that will have its TV premiere on 30th June, 2013, at 12 noon. The telefilm will introduce a new character - Junior Shaktimaan played by Uday Sachdeva. It is directed by Saumitra Ranade, known for his debut 2003 live-action animation film Jajantaram Mamantaram. This was announced in a press conference by 'Shaktimaan' himself. It was also an occasion for Mukesh Khanna to express his 'heartfelt...

Manav Kaul’s Hansa will release in theaters on December 28 under PVR Director’s Rare label. The film won the Audience Choice Award and Fipresci International Critics’ Prize at Osian’s Cinefan film festival 2012.

Hansa revolves around two siblings, Hansa and Cheeku, hailing from the central Himalayas. Both are daunted by fears of their own: Hansa by the local bully and Cheeku by the lecherous landlord. In his directorial debut, Kaul focuses on land use, urban migration, resilience and the magic of childhood.

A noted theatre person, Kaul has also acted in films like Daayen Ya Baayen, I Am, 1971 and Jajantaram Mamantaram.