After recently designing mother and daughter looks for Madhuri Dixit for an advertisement, National Award-winning makeup, hair and prosthetic designer Preetisheel Singh, has now designed dual looks for Southern superstar Vijay for his upcoming Tamil flick Bigil.

Preetisheel, who also received rave reviews recently for curating the looks for Ranveer Singh as Alauddin Khilji in Padmaavat, Amitabh Bachchan and Rishi Kapoor in 102 Not Out, Ayushman Khurrana in Andhadhun and Nawazuddin Siddiqui in and as Thackeray, is excited as the first look poster of Bigil is out.

She has good reason to be. Because Vijay’s look in the film is unlike anything he has done before. The Southern hearththrob will be seen in two different avatars of father and son in the film directed by Atlee and having music by AR Rahman.

“Hours of study have gone into building the character designs,” says Preetisheel. “We didn’t want to lose the authenticity of the character or miss out on the aura projected by the legendary Vijay. Keeping this in mind, for the father’s role, we added wrinkles around his laugh lines and on his forehead, using special-effects make-up. Along with that, we gave him salt ‘n pepper hair which gave a classier touch.”

For his son’s character, Vijay was given “the trendy look that footballers of the current generation carry,” informs Preetisheel. She mentions that the superstar is a pleasure to work with. “Very humble and down-to-earth, Vijay not only showers trust, but patiently allows the team to work without interference. Both the actor and director put full faith in our vision and art, and that has immensely helped,” she concludes.

Apart from Bigil, Preetisheel is looking forward to many films, including the Akshay Kumar-starrer Housefull 4, Kangana Ranaut-starrer Panga, Nawazuddin Siddiqui–Radhika Apte-starrer Raat Akeli Hai and Nitesh Tiwari’s Chhichhore; for which she has designed multiple young and old-age looks for an ensemble lead cast.

Mohd. Javed, a well known music album producer, is ready to make his silver screen debut with a biopic movie titled — “ALLAHABAD”. It’ll be based and inspired by life cycle and some notable moments as well as incidents of the emphatic politician  Atique Ahmed. In 2004, he won the Phoolpur (U. P.) Parliamentary Seat and was a member of 14th Lok Sabha. (First Prime Minister of our nation, Pt. Jawahar Lal Nehru was the first Phoolpur MP. ) Atique Ahmed was also got elected Member Of Legislative Assembly Of Uttar Pradesh from Allahabad West constituency. A contractor – cum – builder turned politician Atique has many ups and downs in his public life / career. He’s still imprisoned but claims, he’s trapped. The real face of truth is far different of your imagination. Javed  grabbed Atique’s claims and decided to portay it on celluloid. And finally “ALLAHABAD” announced.

Hailing from Pratapgarh district of Uttar Pradesh, Mohd. Javed dreamed to be a Bollywood Movie Maker and flew for Dreamland Mumbai. He was in his teenage, so decided to gain some business / commercial experiences. He became got engased with readymade garments trade. After a long periods of 6 – 7 years, he quit this gain n loss game. Aiming his target, Javed started producing music videos. Starting with a devotional single – “Bullah” followed by some romantic numbers viz. :

“Ishqwali Baarish”, “My Love”, “Party Full Night”, “Ek Peg”,”Wicked Eyeliner”,”VIP Superstar” erc.. Finally he made a decision to hit the bull’s eyes. “ALLAHABAD” is the result and Mohd. Javed is enrolled as a mainstream movie maker. After opting a suitable script writer, the lead chacter actor will be finalized.  Rest cast and crew will finalized in the beginning of coming year. The film will mount the sets in summer next year.

Man sues wife for every penny he spent on son, 8, he discovered isn’t his

London: A husband has sued his unfaithful wife after discovering he is not the father of her eight-year-old son. He wants her to return ‘every penny’ he spent on the boy, who was actually fathered by someone she had an affair with. His estranged wife is resisting his demands to reveal the name of the man and to tell her son who his real dad is. At the Family Division of the High Court in London, Mr Justice Cohen said the man had been devastated to learn he was not the boy’s father. He said he was was ‘full of controlled anger’ and had launched a ‘raft’ of litigation.

But he acknowledged the woman was ‘full of remorse’ over what she had done. The judge said he would decide on whether to order her to reveal the name of the boy’s father following a further hearing. He said the child could not be identified in media reports of the case.

Rotary District 3141 under the leadership of District Governor Shashi Sharma, community Service

Avenue and Rotary Club of Bombay West have organized a talent cum fashion show of special children on Saturday, 29th June, 2019 at the state of the art Mukesh Patel Auditorium, Vile Parle West. The program was called “DHADKAN, a Specially Abled Miracle”. The focus was on removing the stereotypes that surround disability.

The Rotary District Governor Shashi gave a very powerful message saying ”They’re not just runway models, they’re Role Models.” “As a large segment of the society still perceives the ‘differently abled’ as helpless individuals, “Dhadkan” is a small attempt to make a big change in the minds of people; an attempt to make people realize, that the physical condition is not a barrier in fulfilling their dreams.” said Group

Chief Avenue Head Rtn. Chetan Desai. “It will be enticing to see a lot of paradigms being broken and will make people endure beauty in all body types, ages and disabilities. Hitting hard on misconceptions, it will be phenomenal to watch beauty in so many facets.” Said Avenue Chair Rtn. Dr. Mona Shah.

“This is about Inclusion, this is about Diversity. This is about every individual out there who is holding himself back.” Said President of the host club, Rtn. Anand Gupta. More than 400 differently abled children from different institutions with their parents or guardians have attended the program. 100+ children performed in the talent and fashion show. 50 volunteer of NGOs working with differently abled children were also present. More than 250 Rotarians, Rotaractors and Innerwheel members encouraged and appreciate the efforts of these children with whistles and applauses. Performances of Shadow Artits on Pulwama attack theme and Touching Little Hearts (Project where Rotarians supported more than 1000 pediatric heart

surgeries of bleow poverty line children) were just awesome.

Feedback from Keya Shah(Dhirubhai Amnani School , 12th Grade Student) sums up this wonderful event very nicely. I experienced some of the most emotional moments of my life while watching the Dhadkan show. Seeing all of these special children with unbreakable spirit was so inspiring that it made me question the definition of what our society labels as ‘disabled’. The confidence with which the children came up on stage would be hard to find in most ‘normal’ people like us. I felt such a tremendous sense of empathy with the children and got this strong urge to join an organization

like the Rotary which does magnificent work to support and touch the lives of these miraculous children who have been fighting a mountain of battles since the time they were born. The smiles and the joy on the faces of the children, not one dry eye in the audience and the satisfaction on the faces of the Rotarians made for such a positive feeling in that auditorium and gave me a sense of comfort that yes there is still a long way to go but our society will get there one.

Report by Rtn. Chetan Desai, Dist. Group Chief Avenue Head – Community Service.