Showing posts with label Sameer Sharma. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sameer Sharma. Show all posts

Thursday, October 27, 2011

Fistful of Fascinating Facts: You know what ....

Here are some things that you may have or may not have heard about your favorite stars...  You know what ...






Actor Sameer Sharma who plays Dev on Geet-Hui Sabse Parayi has a room full of books with another one fast filling. Sameer happens to be a good cook as well.





Actor Gurmeet Choudary, got injured in his chest while shooting for his Punjabi film recently and he continues to shoot despite the same.





Actor Anjum Farooqi, who plays Gauri in Balika Vadhu also played the role of the older Antara in Zee-TV's Aapki Antara.








Actor Himansh Kohli aka Raghav Oberoi of Humse Hai Liife was an RJ in Delhi before he became an actor.








Actress Daljeet Bhanot was seen in a short blink a miss role in Kaisa Yeh Pyar Hai, where she played Angad's and Kripa's friend.











Vindya Tewari who plays the role of Vidya in Maryada-Lekin Kab Tak is also a Kathak dancer.















Before playing the author backed role of Parvati in Kahani Ghar Ghar ki, Sakhi Tanwar, who now essays the role of Priya in Sony TV's Bade Acche Lagte Hai played the role of Saraswati in DoorDarshan's show Ehsaas in the 90's. Sakshi still fondly remembers the role.






Raqesh Bapat who plays Aditya in Maryada-Lekin Kab Tak, was dyslexic as a child and hence relates to the character of Ishaan in Taare Zameen Par. He had to go through a tough phase before he over came the same and today he is a successful actor.








Is there something about your favorite actors that you know of but we don't? Please do share them with us! You never know, they could appear right here!! As we move forward, we believe in sharing what we gather, and we at Rangmunch expect the same out of you as well!!!


Niharika Vidya Sagar
Rangmunch.TV

Tuesday, October 25, 2011

Diwali Dil(li)-walon Ki!!!

Rangmunch.TV brings to you some fond memories of Diwali celebrations shared by some of the hottest men of Small Screen!!



Karan Tacker aka Viren in Ek Hazaron Mein Meri Behna Hai

My Dad is from Delhi, but we have been staying in a nuclear family in Mumbai for last 25 years now. However, since my extended family, my grandparents are from Delhi, so we keep going back every time during Diwali. You get that mitti ka diya, usme, I think sarson ka tel hota hai .That whole smell of mitti and sarson is a very firm reminder of Diwali. Even when I light it in Bombay, it just reminds me of the time we as kids used to light the whole house in Delhi with diyas. Yeh sab bachon ke kaam hote the. Jaise he andhera hota tha, hum sab jaake diye jalate the. We had huge house in Delhi, because of joint family and all, so it felt really good doing all activities together. We used to have a huge Diwali dinner at my Dadi’s house. I have very fond memories of that. One delicacy that I look forward to and is a must during Diwali is Jhonny Walker Black Label, provided one can handle it (says laughingly).



Mohnish Behl aka Dr. Ashutosh in Kuch Toh Log Kahenge


I wish my family's happiness this Diwali. I think one should burst crackers only for enjoyment and not for competition and status issue. Wishing all my fans a very  happy and  prosperous Diwali.Have a safe Diwali, and take care of yourself and your family .








Sameer Soni aka Kunal Chopra in Parichay

I celebrate Diwali with my family in Delhi and this year is no different. Diwali is one such occasion where all family and friends get together and enjoy spending time with each other.I wish all my fans a happy Diwali and may there be joy and happiness during this divine festival.










Samir Sharma aka Dev in Geet-Hui Sabse Parayi


Generally we celebrate Diwali with our entire family, but this time my parents are not coming down, so its going to be just my wife and me. I probably will be shooting all day tomorrow as well. We may visit friends and have a quiet dinner later. The best childhood memories I have of Diwali are those that we celebrated when we were in Delhi. We used to live in a colony where there would be around sixty-seventy families and we kids would get together and burst loads of crackers, and then cousins would also come over. Things are different now however after moving to Mumbai, mainly because I think I have out grown the phase of wanting to burst crackers and spending money on the same (laughs). I wish everyone a very safe and a pollution free Diwali. The whole idea behind Diwali is celebrating the victory of Good over Evil, so always keep that in mind, and don't forget to enjoy yourself!!!

Rangmunch.TV wishes all its readers and their loved ones a very happy and safe Diwali!!!!

Interviewed by:
Niharika Vidya Sagar

Edited by:
Navyanka Varma