May 8, 2008 12:53:26 PM IST Bollywood Trade News Network
Cricket fever is hot-ting up and right now every filmmaker is cashing in on it. Recently the makers of KHALBALI HAI KALBALI shot in the same bus that was used by the Indian team after their victory at the T20 world cup. Nikhil Dwivedi who made waves with his debut performance in MY NAME IS ANTHONY GONSALVES participated in the schedule with Southern superstar Sadaa. In fact the duo just completed shooting a song in an open bus. The song picturised on them has been a chartbuster in Marathi.
Says a unit source, "It is a foot tapping chartbuster and there was a whole mob of people that gathered to watch the shoot. Nikhil Dwivedi has done an excellent job in this film and we're looking forward to a big release. There was a huge crowd that had collected that joined the shoot in the bus, they just hopped on to the bus on Nikhil's insistence and shot with everybody. It was a complete riot and we have got some unseen of footage of mob hysteria. Must say, cricket and entertainment go hand-in-hand in this country."
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Cricket fever is hot-ting up and right now every filmmaker is cashing in on it. Recently the makers of KHALBALI HAI KALBALI shot in the same bus that was used by the Indian team after their victory at the T20 world cup. Nikhil Dwivedi who made waves with his debut performance in MY NAME IS ANTHONY GONSALVES participated in the schedule with Southern superstar Sadaa. In fact the duo just completed shooting a song in an open bus. The song picturised on them has been a chartbuster in Marathi. 