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As the release of Akshay Kumar- Sidharth Malhotra starrer intense-looking movie Brothers comes closer, we bring you 8 more movies which was not only about the special relationship you share with a brother, but also had the word 'Brothers' in their title. Take a look...

Mere Brother Ki Dulhan

Imran Khan and Ali Zafar played the cool brothers in Mere Brother Ki Dulhan.

Hello Brother

Even though real-life brothers Salman Khan and Arbaaz Khan did not play brothers on reel in the movie, their relationship was as cute as brothers!

Hey Bro

Ganesh Acharya and Maninder Singh played unique brothers in Hey Bro.

My Brother Nikhil

Juhi Chawla played a supportive sister to Sanjay Suri in the movie that was about a brother dealing with AIDS.

Big Brother

Sunny Deol, played the role of a supportive brother to an acid-attack victim in Big Brother.

After we gave you a collection...

The Sunset Club by Karan Tejpal & Tia Tejpal

Karan Tejpal

What is your project about? What language will the film be in?

The Sunset Club is adapted from one of Khushwant Singh’s last novels. It captures the election year of 2009 in India through the eyes of a 40 year old friendship between three octogenarians. An incredible commentary on independent India, the book beautifully captures the desires and despair of urban New Delhi. It is an intimate tale of daily meetings at the Lodhi Gardens, New Delhi; woven with arousing memories from the past of the three old men.

The film will be true to urban north India and hence in Hindi, English, Punjabi and Urdu.

At what stage of development is it?

The screenplay is raring to go from our side but we are looking forward to incorporating inputs from the Lab to take this project to fruition.

We are looking for Producers/Financing.

Mumbai, Jan 15: TV actress Ragini Khanna will be seen opposite Nawazuddin Siddiqui in Pushpendra Mishra's comedy film "Ghoomkethu".

"We have roped in Ragini Khanna for this film. She will be seen opposite Nawazuddin in this film. It's a very fun film. We have almost shot the major portion of the film and the last few portions will be shot in Mumbai," Mishra told Ians.

Ragini has worked in Hindi and Punjabi films like "Teen Thay Bhai" and "Bhaji In Problem".

Describing his directorial debut film "Ghoomkethu", Mishra says, "It's a journey of a writer played by Nawazuddin, who comes to Mumbai with lots of dreams..

Fukrey, loosely translated as ‘losers’ or ‘good for nothings’, is produced by Farhan Akhtar and Ritesh Sidhwani’s Excel Entertainment. So instantly you can expect high production values, good content and something fresh. Add to this an almost entire cast of newcomers, makes you think that there must be something very special about this film, which made Farhan and Ritesh invest in it. So what was it and was it worth it? Read on to find out…

Directed by Mrighdeep Singh Lamba, who previously directed a not so impressive Teen Thay Bhai, Furkrey is definitely a comeback film for him. Set in Delhi, Fukrey very much has that north Indian feel that recent films like Vicky Donor and Band Baaja Baaraat had. The story, written by Vipul Vig, follows the aspirations of three young guys dreaming of making it into university for that very reason many of us wanted to – the girls!

Not many are aware that Fukrey isn’t the first directorial outing for Mrigdeep Singh Lamba. His debut effort was in fact Teen Thay Bhai which was released two years back. Though the film was a massive flop and also criticized by almost everybody, Mrigdeep wasn't bogged down by pressure and immediately started working on his next. However when it came to starcast of the film, one wonders whether Richa Chadda (who plays the part of 'Boli Punjaban' in the film) was worried about the fact that his debut effort had been hardly memorable. Read More...

Not many are aware that Fukrey isn’t the first directorial outing for Mrigdeep Singh Lamba. His debut effort was in fact Teen Thay Bhai which was released two years back. Though the film was a massive flop and also criticized by almost everybody, Mrigdeep wasn't bogged down by pressure and immediately started working on his next. However when it came to starcast of the film, one wonders whether Richa Chadda (who plays the part of 'Boli Punjaban' in the film) was worried about the fact that his debut effort had been hardly memorable. Read More...

Not many are aware that Fukrey isn't the first directorial outing for Mrigdeep Singh Lamba. His debut effort was in fact Teen Thay Bhai which was released two years back. Though the film was a massive flop and also criticized by almost everybody, Mrigdeep wasn't bogged down by pressure and immediately started working on his next. However when it came to starcast of the film, one wonders whether Richa Chadda (who plays the part of 'Boli Punjaban' in the film) was worried abo...

Your college days are said to be the best of your life – fun, frivolous and filled with friendship. But this is far from true in the new “rogue-trip” film Fukrey.

Fukrey is a twisted coming-of-age drama and deliciously hilarious tale of four young, hapless ‘nobodies’ (‘Fukreys’), running after their individual desires, brought together by one dream. Their lives are turned upside down when they chase that elusive ‘get rich quick’ scheme. The film combines the crazy antics and madcap mishaps of four loser college friends, as their paths cross with an array of colourful characters, from a tough-talking Punjabi female don to a Jugaad Baaz college watchman. Mayhem ensues with predictably hilarious and unexpected results.

Fukrey stars a bevy of talented stars in the Bollywood arena – Richa Chadda (Oye Lucky! Lucky Oye!, Gangs of Wasseypur); Ali Fazal (3 Idiots, The Other End Of The Line) Manjot Singh (Oye Lucky! Lucky Oye!

Mumbai, April 23: Madhuri Dixit is an ideal combination of a good actress and dancer, says Richa Chadda and adds that the Bollywood diva is like a "mirchi".

"Madhuri Dixit is like a 'mirchi'. She can dance and act equally well. So she is very fit to be an actress," said Richa, who made her acting debut in 2008 with Dibakar Baneerjee's "Oye Lucky! Lucky Oye!"

But Richa grabbed attention after her work in "Gangs Of Wasseypur".

She will next be seen in Farhan Akhtar's home production "Fukrey" and guarantees that it will entertain moviegoers.

Directed by Mrighdeep Singh Lamba of "Teen Thay Bhai" fame, "Fukrey".

Cricketer Yuvraj Singh's father, actor Yograj Singh is all set to play Milkha Singh's coach in the film Bhaag Milkha Bhaag. The Hindi-Punjabi actor has been in the industry for nearly three decades now. He made his acting debut in J P Dutta's Batwara in 1983 and was last seen in Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra's home- productions Teen Thay Bhai. Yuvraj dropped by on the sets of Bhaag Milkha Bhaag to see his father shoot. This is the first time Yuvraj has shown such keen interest in his father's film. His father was deeply moved and extremely happy to see his son on the sets of his film. Yuvraj even gave the clap for his father's shot. Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra's Bhaag Milkha Bhaag stars Farhan Akhtar in the lead role as Milkha Singh and Sonam Kapoor plays his love interest. The film also stars veteran actor Dalip Tahil as Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru.

If industry trade statistics are to be believed, for every single good film that is made, there are 10 other bad ones that release week after week. For anyone familiar with the Razzies concept of Hollywood, the ‘Ghanta Awards’ (‘ghanta’ being the slang for ‘rubbish’) is its desi version to celebrate and recognize the worst that Bollywood offers in terms of films, actors, technicians among some other categories.

In its second year, the awards function was held over the weekend to a packed house. Those who could not attend had the option of watching its online live stream (something that none of the bigger awards have been able to achieve yet). While invites were sent out to all the nominees, Sonam Kapoor was the lone celeb attendee, went sportingly on the stage to collect her award confessing “Thank you so much! I finally won an award!”.

Keeping Sonam company in the audience was photographer Atul Kasbekar,...

Mumbai, March 20: Actor Shreyas Talpade, who has starred in a slew of multi-starrers, feels such films have their own charm and should not be missed in the race to bag solo roles.

"Multistarrers have their own charm and uniqueness, which I don't want to miss out on just because I want to do a solo film. The speciality of a multi-starrer is that so many people come together and try to make an entertainer," said Shreyas, who has films like "Om Shanti Om", "Golmaal" series, "Teen Thay Bhai"and "Will You Marry Me?" to his credit.

"I think it's great fun and as an actor also if you probably manage to stand.

Ragini Khanna, who has proved her acting genius with her performances in teleserials like Bhaskar Bharti, Radhaa Ki Betiyaan Kuch Kar Dikhayegi, and Sasural Genda Phool and the movie Teen Thay Bhai will now be seen in a reality show.

Zee TV is coming up with a singing reality show for TV celebrities Star Ya Rockstar in which Ragini Khanna will be participating. Ragini says, “Itis after a hiatus of 1 year that I return to music. My mentor who taught me all through my childhood passed away last year. I deeply feel his loss even today. Every tim ...

Teen Thay Bhai has released and hasn't quite seen a good response coming its way. Helmed by first time director Mrigdeep Singh Lamba, the film is currently on patchy grounds. No wonder, one is tempted to think if the results would have been any different had Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra, the producer of the film, would have taken charge as a director. "I stand by Mrigdeep; he knew exactly what he was talking about," says Mehra who was glad to hand over the reins to Lamba, "He came with Read More...

Teen Thay Bhai has released and hasn't quite seen a good response coming its way. Helmed by first time director Mrigdeep Singh Lamba, the film is currently on patchy grounds. No wonder, one is tempted to think if the results would have been any different had Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra, the producer of the film, would have taken charge as a director. "I stand by Mrigdeep; he knew exactly what he was talking about," says Mehra who was glad to hand over the reins to Lamba, "He came with...

When Gautam Mehra and Mehul Suri premiered their play Mad, Madder, Maddest in 2003, little did they know that the comic caper about three brothers who can’t see eye-to-eye would make it to the big screen several years later. An unexpected compliment is what inspired the writers to expand their story into a cinematic script, which has been adapted for the recently released, Teen Thay Bhai. Says Gautam, “I met a girl at a studio in New Delhi, who identified me from the play, and started laughing. I was quite surprised, because this happened a year after we had performed. She ...

When Gautam Mehra and Mehul Suri premiered their play Mad, Madder, Maddest in 2003, little did they know that the comic caper about three brothers who can’t see eye-to-eye would make it to the big screen several years later. An unexpected compliment is what inspired the writers to expand their story into a cinematic script, which has been adapted for the recently released, Teen Thay Bhai. Says Gautam, “I met a girl at a studio in New Delhi, who identified me from the play, and started laughing. I was quite surprised, because this happened a year after we had performed. She ...

When Gautam Mehra and Mehul Suri premiered their play Mad, Madder, Maddest in 2003, little did they know that the comic caper about three brothers who can’t see eye-to-eye would make it to the big screen several years later. An unexpected compliment is what inspired the writers to expand their story into a cinematic script, which has been adapted for the recently released, Teen Thay Bhai. Says Gautam, “I met a girl at a studio in New Delhi, who identified me from the play, and started laughing. I was quite surprised, because this happened a year after we had performed. She ...

When Gautam Mehra and Mehul Suri premiered their play Mad, Madder, Maddest in 2003, little did they know that the comic caper about three brothers who can’t see eye-to-eye would make it to the big screen several years later. An unexpected compliment is what inspired the writers to expand their story into a cinematic script, which has been adapted for the recently released, Teen Thay Bhai. Says Gautam, “I met a girl at a studio in New Delhi, who identified me from the play, and started laughing. I was quite surprised, because this happened a year after we had performed. She ...

When one thinks of films involving brothers, Manmohan Desai's Amar Akbar Anthony starring Vinod Khanna, Amitabh Bachchan and Rishi Kapoor instantly comes to mind. Now we have another film of three brothers, Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra's Teen Thay Bhai. However, it has nothing to do with Amar Akbar Anthony apart from being a story of three brothers. Read More...

Comedy isn’t the genre of conformists. It seldom works when you treat things with respect especially the virtues of an old man and his village wisdom. Teen Thay Bhai is a comedy that carries the burden to leave the audience with a message on good old dada ji and the virtues of brotherhood. And this is not the only thing that works against the film.

Debutant director Mrigdeep Singh Lamba is imaginative. He likes to set up grand spectacles and utilizes everything at his disposal to create a sense of grandeur. His film is set in a snow-capped hilltop bungalow in Himachal Pradesh. It has a gang of white skinned fantasy girls who roll marijuana leaves in paratha, a gadget-freak Police inspector who is a sadist and a dumbass, a village lawyer operating from under a tree who can climb up a mountain on his Bajaj scooter!

Three brothers...

Teen Thay Bhai Cast: Om Puri as Chixie Gill, Deepak Dobriyal as Happy Gill, Shreyas Talpade as Fancy Gill, Ragini Khanna as Gurleen Kaur, Yograj Singh as Khapti Gill; Director:: Mrighdeep Singh Lamba; Music: nder Singh, Ranjit Barot.

Preview:

Teen Thay Bhai is the story of 3 brothers distanced by life and brought together by a clause in their Grandfather’s Will, at an isolated snowed-out cabin. They battle love and life to win the most important thing which there grandfather left for them.

Movie Trailer:

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Bollywood star Salman Khan went out of his way to help the cast of 'Teen Thay Bhai' in promoting the film and reached out to his friends and fans on Twitter to watch the film, releasing Friday.

Producer Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra, along with the cast - Om Puri, Shreyas Talpade and Deepak Dobriyal and Ragini Khanna and director Mrighdeep Singh Lamba, were promoting the film and while moving from one floor to another in Mumbai's Filmistan Studio, when they bumped into Salman. The actor was also shooting there.

'Salman asked them what they were promoting and when he heard the name of the film, found it very interesting as he has always been referred to as Salman bhai and the film is called Teen Thay Bhai. Then he very graciously wanted to take a picture with the entire cast and immediately put it up on Twitter.

'He posted the picture,...

Bollywood star Salman Khan went out of his way to help the cast of "Teen Thay Bhai" in promoting the film and reached out to his friends and fans on Twitter to watch the film, releasing Friday.Producer Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra, along with the cast - Om Puri, Shreyas Talpade and Deepak Dobriyal and Ragini Khanna and director Mrighdeep Singh Lamba, were promoting the film and while moving from one floor to another in Mumbai`s Filmistan Studio, when they bumped into Salman.The actor was also shooting there."Salman asked them what they were promoting and when he heard the name of the film, found it very interesting as he has always been referred to as Salman bhai and the film is called `Teen Thay Bhai`. Then he very graciously wanted to take a picture with the entire cast and immediately put it up on Twitter."He posted the picture,...

Coming Friday's release, Teen Thay Bhai, is unique in many ways. The film marks iconoclastic director Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra's first film as a producer which is being directed by an outside director for his home production and sees the coming together of great actors of the caliber of Om Puri, Shreyas Talpade and Deepak Dobriyal and not to forget Divya Dutta. While outlining the need to hire outside directors for his home production Rakeysh elaborated that it was his creative Read More...

Coming Friday's release, Teen Thay Bhai, is unique in many ways. The film marks iconoclastic director Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra's first film as a producer which is being directed by an outside director for his home production and sees the coming together of great actors of the caliber of Om Puri, Shreyas Talpade and Deepak Dobriyal and not to forget Divya Dutta. While outlining the need to hire outside directors for his home production Rakeysh elaborated that it was his creative...

After Golmaal 3, actor-producer Shreyas Talpade is back in cinemas this week with a comic role in Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra’s Teen Thay Bhai. He plays Fancy Gill, a struggling Punjabi film actor who thinks Hollywood is his ticket. “I went through crazy wardrobe changes with the stylist before settling on bright polyester shirts,” he says. “It’s crazy stuff, but I really enjoyed it.” In a career spanning over 20 films, this is Shreyas’ seventh ha-ha project. Considering he’s had more success with humorous films than the serious ones, would he say comedy works better? “Definitely. In Bollywood, there’s more money in ...

After Golmaal 3, actor-producer Shreyas Talpade is back in cinemas this week with a comic role in Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra’s Teen Thay Bhai. He plays Fancy Gill, a struggling Punjabi film actor who thinks Hollywood is his ticket. “I went through crazy wardrobe changes with the stylist before settling on bright polyester shirts,” he says. “It’s crazy stuff, but I really enjoyed it.” In a career spanning over 20 films, this is Shreyas’ seventh ha-ha project. Considering he’s had more success with humorous films than the serious ones, would he say comedy works better? “Definitely. In Bollywood, there’s more money in ...

After Golmaal 3, actor-producer Shreyas Talpade is back in cinemas this week with a comic role in Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra’s Teen Thay Bhai. He plays Fancy Gill, a struggling Punjabi film actor who thinks Hollywood is his ticket. “I went through crazy wardrobe changes with the stylist before settling on bright polyester shirts,” he says. “It’s crazy stuff, but I really enjoyed it.” In a career spanning over 20 films, this is Shreyas’ seventh ha-ha project. Considering he’s had more success with humorous films than the serious ones, would he say comedy works better? “Definitely. In Bollywood, there’s more money in ...

After Golmaal 3, actor-producer Shreyas Talpade is back in cinemas this week with a comic role in Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra’s Teen Thay Bhai. He plays Fancy Gill, a struggling Punjabi film actor who thinks Hollywood is his ticket. “I went through crazy wardrobe changes with the stylist before settling on bright polyester shirts,” he says. “It’s crazy stuff, but I really enjoyed it.” In a career spanning over 20 films, this is Shreyas’ seventh ha-ha project. Considering he’s had more success with humorous films than the serious ones, would he say comedy works better? “Definitely. In Bollywood, there’s more money in ...

After Golmaal 3, actor-producer Shreyas Talpade is back in cinemas this week with a comic role in Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra’s Teen Thay Bhai. He plays Fancy Gill, a struggling Punjabi film actor who thinks Hollywood is his ticket. “I went through crazy wardrobe changes with the stylist before settling on bright polyester shirts,” he says. “It’s crazy stuff, but I really enjoyed it.” In a career spanning over 20 films, this is Shreyas’ seventh ha-ha project. Considering he’s had more success with humorous films than the serious ones, would he say comedy works better? “Definitely. In Bollywood, there’s more money in ...

After Golmaal 3, actor-producer Shreyas Talpade is back in cinemas this week with a comic role in Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra’s Teen Thay Bhai. He plays Fancy Gill, a struggling Punjabi film actor who thinks Hollywood is his ticket. “I went through crazy wardrobe changes with the stylist before settling on bright polyester shirts,” he says. “It’s crazy stuff, but I really enjoyed it.” In a career spanning over 20 films, this is Shreyas’ seventh ha-ha project. Considering he’s had more success with humorous films than the serious ones, would he say comedy works better? “Definitely. In Bollywood, there’s more money in ...

After Golmaal 3, actor-producer Shreyas Talpade is back in cinemas this week with a comic role in Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra’s Teen Thay Bhai. He plays Fancy Gill, a struggling Punjabi film actor who thinks Hollywood is his ticket. “I went through crazy wardrobe changes with the stylist before settling on bright polyester shirts,” he says. “It’s crazy stuff, but I really enjoyed it.” In a career spanning over 20 films, this is Shreyas’ seventh ha-ha project. Considering he’s had more success with humorous films than the serious ones, would he say comedy works better? “Definitely. In Bollywood, there’s more money in ...

After Golmaal 3, actor-producer Shreyas Talpade is back in cinemas this week with a comic role in Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra’s Teen Thay Bhai. He plays Fancy Gill, a struggling Punjabi film actor who thinks Hollywood is his ticket. “I went through crazy wardrobe changes with the stylist before settling on bright polyester shirts,” he says. “It’s crazy stuff, but I really enjoyed it.” In a career spanning over 20 films, this is Shreyas’ seventh ha-ha project. Considering he’s had more success with humorous films than the serious ones, would he say comedy works better? “Definitely. In Bollywood, there’s more money in ...

After Golmaal 3, actor-producer Shreyas Talpade is back in cinemas this week with a comic role in Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra’s Teen Thay Bhai. He plays Fancy Gill, a struggling Punjabi film actor who thinks Hollywood is his ticket. “I went through crazy wardrobe changes with the stylist before settling on bright polyester shirts,” he says. “It’s crazy stuff, but I really enjoyed it.” In a career spanning over 20 films, this is Shreyas’ seventh ha-ha project. Considering he’s had more success with humorous films than the serious ones, would he say comedy works better? “Definitely. In Bollywood, there’s more money in ...

After Golmaal 3, actor-producer Shreyas Talpade is back in cinemas this week with a comic role in Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra’s Teen Thay Bhai. He plays Fancy Gill, a struggling Punjabi film actor who thinks Hollywood is his ticket. “I went through crazy wardrobe changes with the stylist before settling on bright polyester shirts,” he says. “It’s crazy stuff, but I really enjoyed it.” In a career spanning over 20 films, this is Shreyas’ seventh ha-ha project. Considering he’s had more success with humorous films than the serious ones, would he say comedy works better? “Definitely. In Bollywood, there’s more money in ...

After Golmaal 3, actor-producer Shreyas Talpade is back in cinemas this week with a comic role in Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra’s Teen Thay Bhai. He plays Fancy Gill, a struggling Punjabi film actor who thinks Hollywood is his ticket. “I went through crazy wardrobe changes with the stylist before settling on bright polyester shirts,” he says. “It’s crazy stuff, but I really enjoyed it.” In a career spanning over 20 films, this is Shreyas’ seventh ha-ha project. Considering he’s had more success with humorous films than the serious ones, would he say comedy works better? “Definitely. In Bollywood, there’s more money in ...

After Golmaal 3, actor-producer Shreyas Talpade is back in cinemas this week with a comic role in Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra’s Teen Thay Bhai. He plays Fancy Gill, a struggling Punjabi film actor who thinks Hollywood is his ticket. “I went through crazy wardrobe changes with the stylist before settling on bright polyester shirts,” he says. “It’s crazy stuff, but I really enjoyed it.” In a career spanning over 20 films, this is Shreyas’ seventh ha-ha project. Considering he’s had more success with humorous films than the serious ones, would he say comedy works better? “Definitely. In Bollywood, there’s more money in ...

After Golmaal 3, actor-producer Shreyas Talpade is back in cinemas this week with a comic role in Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra’s Teen Thay Bhai. He plays Fancy Gill, a struggling Punjabi film actor who thinks Hollywood is his ticket. “I went through crazy wardrobe changes with the stylist before settling on bright polyester shirts,” he says. “It’s crazy stuff, but I really enjoyed it.” In a career spanning over 20 films, this is Shreyas’ seventh ha-ha project. Considering he’s had more success with humorous films than the serious ones, would he say comedy works better? “Definitely. In Bollywood, there’s more money in ...

After Golmaal 3, actor-producer Shreyas Talpade is back in cinemas this week with a comic role in Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra’s Teen Thay Bhai. He plays Fancy Gill, a struggling Punjabi film actor who thinks Hollywood is his ticket. “I went through crazy wardrobe changes with the stylist before settling on bright polyester shirts,” he says. “It’s crazy stuff, but I really enjoyed it.” In a career spanning over 20 films, this is Shreyas’ seventh ha-ha project. Considering he’s had more success with humorous films than the serious ones, would he say comedy works better? “Definitely. In Bollywood, there’s more money in ...

After Golmaal 3, actor-producer Shreyas Talpade is back in cinemas this week with a comic role in Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra’s Teen Thay Bhai. He plays Fancy Gill, a struggling Punjabi film actor who thinks Hollywood is his ticket. “I went through crazy wardrobe changes with the stylist before settling on bright polyester shirts,” he says. “It’s crazy stuff, but I really enjoyed it.” In a career spanning over 20 films, this is Shreyas’ seventh ha-ha project. Considering he’s had more success with humorous films than the serious ones, would he say comedy works better? “Definitely. In Bollywood, there’s more money in ...

After Golmaal 3, actor-producer Shreyas Talpade is back in cinemas this week with a comic role in Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra’s Teen Thay Bhai. He plays Fancy Gill, a struggling Punjabi film actor who thinks Hollywood is his ticket. “I went through crazy wardrobe changes with the stylist before settling on bright polyester shirts,” he says. “It’s crazy stuff, but I really enjoyed it.” In a career spanning over 20 films, this is Shreyas’ seventh ha-ha project. Considering he’s had more success with humorous films than the serious ones, would he say comedy works better? “Definitely. In Bollywood, there’s more money in ...

After Golmaal 3, actor-producer Shreyas Talpade is back in cinemas this week with a comic role in Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra’s Teen Thay Bhai. He plays Fancy Gill, a struggling Punjabi film actor who thinks Hollywood is his ticket. “I went through crazy wardrobe changes with the stylist before settling on bright polyester shirts,” he says. “It’s crazy stuff, but I really enjoyed it.” In a career spanning over 20 films, this is Shreyas’ seventh ha-ha project. Considering he’s had more success with humorous films than the serious ones, would he say comedy works better? “Definitely. In Bollywood, there’s more money in ...

After Golmaal 3, actor-producer Shreyas Talpade is back in cinemas this week with a comic role in Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra’s Teen Thay Bhai. He plays Fancy Gill, a struggling Punjabi film actor who thinks Hollywood is his ticket. “I went through crazy wardrobe changes with the stylist before settling on bright polyester shirts,” he says. “It’s crazy stuff, but I really enjoyed it.” In a career spanning over 20 films, this is Shreyas’ seventh ha-ha project. Considering he’s had more success with humorous films than the serious ones, would he say comedy works better? “Definitely. In Bollywood, there’s more money in ...

After Golmaal 3, actor-producer Shreyas Talpade is back in cinemas this week with a comic role in Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra’s Teen Thay Bhai. He plays Fancy Gill, a struggling Punjabi film actor who thinks Hollywood is his ticket. “I went through crazy wardrobe changes with the stylist before settling on bright polyester shirts,” he says. “It’s crazy stuff, but I really enjoyed it.” In a career spanning over 20 films, this is Shreyas’ seventh ha-ha project. Considering he’s had more success with humorous films than the serious ones, would he say comedy works better? “Definitely. In Bollywood, there’s more money in ...

There have been rumours and there would be rumours. However the one which we hear around Teen Thay Bhai takes the cake. Is Teen Thay Bhai inspired by The Hangover (2009)? This is one of the strong rumours making the rounds in the industry circles around the Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra film which is all set to release next week. The reason behind this speculation is simple. Just like the Bradley Cooper, Zach Galifianakis and Ed Helms starrer smash hit comedy, Teen Thay Bhai too is...

There have been rumours and there would be rumours. However the one which we hear around Teen Thay Bhai takes the cake. Is Teen Thay Bhai inspired by The Hangover (2009)? This is one of the strong rumours making the rounds in the industry circles around the Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra film which is all set to release next week. The reason behind this speculation is simple. Just like the Bradley Cooper, Zach Galifianakis and Ed Helms starrer smash hit comedy, Teen Thay Bhai too is...

In Teen Thay Bhai, since three brothers - a businessman (Om Puri), doctor (Deepak Dobriyal) and an actor (Shreyas Talpade) respectively - have their professions as well as age difference being poles apart, there is a huge difference between their thought process as well. However, there is a certain common element in the trio as well, something that producer Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra goes on to reveal. "Somewhere they have this connection which is that of their grandfather who use...

In Teen Thay Bhai, since three brothers - a businessman (Om Puri), doctor (Deepak Dobriyal) and an actor (Shreyas Talpade) respectively - have their professions as well as age difference being poles apart, there is a huge difference between their thought process as well. However, there is a certain common element in the trio as well, something that producer Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra goes on to reveal. "Somewhere they have this connection which is that of their grandfather who use...

He has done many difficult roles in his more than three decades’ long career, but shooting for upcoming film ‘Teen Thay Bhai’ was one of the toughest for Om Puri because he had to work in extreme cold conditions.

‘The film is entirely shot in Gulmarg, Kashmir, which was very pretty but extremely tough at the same time because we were shooting this film in winter when.