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#Bollywood; #RheaChakraborty; #RheaChakrabortyArrested; #SushantSinghRajputDeath Mumbai (India): Bollywood actress Rhea Chakraborty was arrested Sep 8 by officials after three days of questioning by the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) in connection with the drug abuse case linked to the death of Sushant Singh Rajput, media reports said.  Rhea Chakraborty (right). Image credit: Twitter handle Rhea Chakraborty was interrogated for five hours Sep 8, third day in a row, for six hours on Sep 6 and eight hours on Sep 7. Security was beefed up outside the NCB office where Rhea was being interrogated. Rhea had given about 25 names from Bollywood in the drugs angle, subject to official confirmation. This brings to ten the total number of arrested made so far in the drugs case. Sushant was found dead in his Mumbai residence on June 14. Meanwhile, the actress' brother Showik Chakraborty and Sushant’s house manager Samuel Miranda, who were arrested by the NCB under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act, have been remanded to NCB till Sept 9. Dipesh Sawant, the house helper of the late actor Sushant Singh Rajput has also been arrested in connection with the case by the NCB, the third central agency to join the probe into the death of Sushant, after the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) and the Enforcement Directorate (ED). The NCB started acting after the Enforcement Directorate came across chats regarding drug consumption, procurement, usage and transportation in connection with the Sushant Singh Rajput death case.
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#SanjjanaaGalrani; #Drugs; #DrugTrafficking; #CCB Bengaluru (India), Sep 8 (Canadian-Media): Bollywood actress, Sanjjanaa Galrani, was arrested Sep 7 by City Crime Branch (CCB) sleuths for alleged drug racketing from the Kannada cinema world, media reports said.  Sanjjanna Galrani. Image credit: Facebook page After raiding Sanjjanaa's house early morning of Sep 7, the CCB team reportedly confiscated certain documents in support of their actions and later arrested the inmate, Sanjjanaa. CCB had also arrested her close associate Rahul, an industrialist in this case. Prior to Galrani's arrest, following the ongoing investigation into the drug peddling in the state, police had already arrested Cine star Ragini, who is presently in police custody.
#Bollywood; #NanditaDas; #CoronavirusLockdown; 'Listen to Her';
Mumbai, Sep 6 (Canadian-Media): During the conception of her short film, 'Listen to Her' during the lockdown Nandita Das said that she had met with more more challenges than she had imagined, media reports said. 
Nandita Das. Image credit: Facebook page
Nandita Das said that she he decided to shoot the film in lockdown, as she wanted to produce something spontaneously during trying times of lockdown.
She used her iPhone’s camera to record herself as she acted, used her old phone to record the sound separately. She coordinated with two members of her team on Zoom who used software to be able to view the footage while she was shooting it, said Nandita and added, “The scenes were shot in my living room as it is the best lit place in my home. However, we had to shoot over three days once we realised that the light would dramatically change by noon, becoming visibly warmer and more yellow. Once I found a steady perch for the phone to capture the perfect composition, I requested my cook, Bharat to help me. I would then run to my position, give my son instruction as he was a part of the frame, turn the audio recorder on my other phone, ask Bharat to start recording, clap to ensure that the sound and video will synch and begin to act."
Amidst all this chaos she realised, said Nandita that it was difficult to remember the dialogues I had written word for word.
She said she had to improvise these which was not very challenging because I knew the crux of what was being said. This ordeal reminded her, she said, once again that filmmaking was after all a collaborative process. She said that the easiest part of the process was reaching out to other professionals, some of the best in the industry who readily agreed to contribute to this film remotely in the post-production stage. Their willingness was heartwarming, added Nandita and she was given the opportunity to collaborate with editor Srikar Prasad, the sound designer Kunal Sharma, and the music composer Sagar Deshpande. |
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