Showing posts with label Ayushmann Khurrana. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ayushmann Khurrana. Show all posts
Beyond Cinema | 11 Poems Penned by Ayushmann Khurrana That Will Melt Your Heart
It is a well known fact that Ayushmann Khurrana is one super human being. Apart from acting, the talent powerhouse is also an ace singer, writer, host among others. If you follow him on social media, his profound tweets and poems are hard to miss. While he does share verses from popular poems and writings, we can't stop raving about the fact that the actor has been sharing his own verses too. And needless to say, we are fans of his work!
In a recent interview with Hindustan Times, Khurrana confessed that he plans on publishing a book of his own poems very soon. He said, “The biggest influence has been my mother (Poonam Khurrana), who has a Master’s degree in Hindi. My Hindi is good because of her! It was because of her that there’d be literature books in vernacular languages at my home while I was growing up. My father (P. Khurrana) was interested in poetry and ghazals, so that’s where my interest stemmed from.” While we wait for Khurrana to publish his book, here's a collection of our favourite verses, penned by the super talented artist!
“Milta hai kabhi aise jaise barso ki jaan pehchaan ho.— Ayushmann Khurrana (@ayushmannk) March 24, 2018
Aur phir milta hai kabhi aise jaise bilkul hee anjaan ho.”
-Ayushmann
“Pehle dost baney,— Ayushmann Khurrana (@ayushmannk) March 20, 2018
Dost se jaan baney,
Jaan se anjaan baney,
Aur bas zindagi aagey badh gayi.”
-Ayushmann
Tumhari almaari ki Khushbu.. pic.twitter.com/EkLqLfDC1G— Ayushmann Khurrana (@ayushmannk) March 15, 2018
“बिना सोचे लिख देता हूँ मैं.— Ayushmann Khurrana (@ayushmannk) February 9, 2018
मुफ़्त तारीफ़ पा लेता हूँ मैं.
ज़्यादा सोच कर गर लिखूँ
तो गणित के सवाल सा दिखूँ.”
-आयुष्मान
“Neend laapata hai. Tera pyaar thoda sakht hai yaa shayad mera takiya thoda naram.”— Ayushmann Khurrana (@ayushmannk) March 4, 2018
-Ayushmann
Ek azeem soorat jo gayi,— Ayushmann Khurrana (@ayushmannk) February 27, 2018
Sheher ki sabhi sooratein saamne aa gayi.
“Tumse milne ke baad jo mere dil ke alfaaz keh rahe hote hain.— Ayushmann Khurrana (@ayushmannk) February 8, 2018
Woh mere likhe hue alfaazon se bhi gehre hote hain.”
-Ayushmann
Ayushmann Khuraana is the new 'Dream Girl' in Town
Fresh from the success of his 100+ crore film 'Badhaai Ho' and basking in critical acclaim for his performance in 'Andha Dhun', there is no stopping Ayushmann Khurrana. The actor, who has been busy delivering one hit after another at the BO, will now be seen in a rather quirky film. And, he recently took to his social media account to share the first look.
Khurrana's next is titled Dream Girl, and the film promises to be a quirky drama, full of fun. The first look features the actor sitting on a bike wearing a t-shirt and yellow saree, along with yellow bangles. Well, now that's some serious twist. And, his expressions clearly has a lot to say. What do you think?
Sharing the first look, Ayushmann wrote, “As whacky as it can get! Here’s the first glimpse of my look in and as #DreamGirl." The actor kickstarted shooting for the film this week in Mathura, and the actor was seen sharing glimpses from the ongoing shoot on social media. The BTS images and clips has got our curiosity quotient a level up.
Of every possible role, this one, I'd be honest, would have never crossed my mind! But here I am, to play a role in and as #DreamGirl https://t.co/VnlCvlXb72 @ektaravikapoor @writerraj @NushratBharucha @RuchikaaKapoor— Ayushmann Khurrana (@ayushmannk) November 30, 2018
Dream Girl also stars Nushrat Bharucha in a pivotal role alongside Khurrana. Produced by Ekta Kapoor, the film is helmed by debutant director Raaj Shandilyaa.
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Twitter | Facebook | Snapchat | Instagram | YouTubeI have always been a very practical and realistic person - Ayushmann Khurrana | Exclusive Interview
There is no doubt about the fact that Ayushmann Khurrana is one of the finest artists that we have in the industry today. Over the years, Khurrana has worked hard and proved his mettle not just as an actor, but also as a successful singer, composer, host, writer among others. Right from his debut in the award winning Vicky Donor, Delhi ka munda Khurrana has consistently raised the bar for himself. After earning accolades for his performance in Dum Laga Ke Haisha, and winning hearts with popular singles like Yahin hoon main and Ik Vaari, Khurrana is all set to wow the audience in the avatar of a writer - Abhimanyu Roy. As Meri Pyaari Bindu releases today, we catch up with Ayushmann Khurrana, who discusses films, family and life in an exclusive interview with Diary of a Dancebee. Excerpts from a candid chat:
You are seen playing a Bengali character in Meri Pyaari Bindu. What were the aspects or nuances that you picked up for this role?
I strongly believe that I am half Bengali! I have a Punjabi body with a Bengali soul (smiles). This time, when I went to Kolkata for Meri Pyaari Bindu, I discovered certain things about the city. First was Rabindra Sangeet. I heard some of the songs and have started liking it. I have also read many Bengali novels. Among them, Chokher Bali is my favourite. I have also noticed that in Kolkata two cities exist. The night life of Kolkata is very active. Park Street is so alive throughout the night. Then, there is North Kolkata, where one can see the old heritage buildings standing for hundreds of years. People over there don't want to change anything, as they want to preserve the heritage and culture.
How come you haven't gone behind the mic for this film?
I knew this from the beginning that I am not going to sing in this film. Here, the singer is Parineeti aka Bindu. Even in Dum Laga Ke Haisha, I haven't sung at all. There, I was a big Kumar Sanu fan, but never sang. Sometimes, I truly believe the singer should take a backseat, and the actor should come in the forefront.
I strongly believe that I am half Bengali! I have a Punjabi body with a Bengali soul
Tell us a little bit about your affair with the music.
My passion for music started off with pure, filmy songs. I remember the first Hindi film I watched on big screen was Tezaab. I used to keep chanting 'Mohini Mohini' for a long time. That was the time when we used to hire Colour TV and VCR to watch movies at home. Then, I watched Qayamat Se Qayamat Tak and Baazigar. Songs from these films impressed me. Later on, when I went to college, I had some western music influence as well. At home, all of us would listen to old hindi film music. In fact, my grandmother used to sing at the Gurdwara, so that influence was definitely there. Then, I listened to Bade Ghulam Ali Khan and Ghulam Mustafa. My range developed in a very broad way.
How have you dealt with the failures in your professional life?
I have always been a very practical and realistic person. I detach myself from a film after the release. Also, I know failure is the best teacher anyone could have. In the last five years, I have learnt a lot and all that has certainly helped me grow. Plus, I have worked in two National Award winning films -- Vicky Donor and Dum Laga Ke Haisha. So, that feels great!
Failure is the best teacher anyone could have
From Vicky Donor to Meri Pyaari Bindu, you have created your own space in the industry. How do you look at your journey so far?
I guess, you need to play in your own space within the industry. Do something which people are not expecting you to do. I am a commercial film hero, but my focus has always been on doing something different. Once, I remember Aditya Chopra telling me that an extension of my real life should come up on the screen. When you do different roles in your career, you should also feel the change within.
You are one of the few actors from the recent lot to have experienced fatherhood quite early. How do you take time out for the family, in between a hectic schedule?
Yes! Probably, also the youngest father in the industry (smiles). Well, I am definitely not strict or tough with my kids. I am hardly in the city. Earlier, I was not being able to give much time to them. However, now that my family has moved with me to Mumbai, I plan to spend more time with them.
