Director - Nikhil Advani
Cast - Akshay Kumar. Rishi Kapoor, Dimple Kapadia, Anushka Sharma, Armaan Kirmani
Patiala House - The movie directed by Nikhil Advani and produced by Bhushan Kumar, Mukesh Talreja, Krishan Kumar, Twinkle Khanna and Zoeb Springwala, is a movie that revolves around clashes of thoughts between a father and a son. The movie which is going to hit the Indian theatres on 11th February 2011 stars Akshay Kumar (Parghat Singh Kahlon (Gattu)) as an aspiring cricketer, and a second-generation Sikh in London who gives up his dream to save his father's reputation until he meets Simran (played by Anushka Sharma) who falls in love with him and gives him the strength to stand up for what he believes and and helps him to take a decision according to his wish. This cross-generation drama is about second chances.
Rishi Kapoor (as Gurtej Singh Kahlon) who is playing the role of Akshay Kumar’s father is a staunch patriot and thinks it is unpatriotic of his British-Indian son to play cricket for the British team against India. It is here where the seeds of clash of thoughts are sown. Jassi (Gattu's Brother), played by Armaan Kirmani although sympathatic about Gattu's dilemma is a loyalist to Bauji, to whom is he indebted for giving him an earlier second chance in life.
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Cast - Akshay Kumar. Rishi Kapoor, Dimple Kapadia, Anushka Sharma, Armaan Kirmani
Patiala House - The movie directed by Nikhil Advani and produced by Bhushan Kumar, Mukesh Talreja, Krishan Kumar, Twinkle Khanna and Zoeb Springwala, is a movie that revolves around clashes of thoughts between a father and a son. The movie which is going to hit the Indian theatres on 11th February 2011 stars Akshay Kumar (Parghat Singh Kahlon (Gattu)) as an aspiring cricketer, and a second-generation Sikh in London who gives up his dream to save his father's reputation until he meets Simran (played by Anushka Sharma) who falls in love with him and gives him the strength to stand up for what he believes and and helps him to take a decision according to his wish. This cross-generation drama is about second chances.
Rishi Kapoor (as Gurtej Singh Kahlon) who is playing the role of Akshay Kumar’s father is a staunch patriot and thinks it is unpatriotic of his British-Indian son to play cricket for the British team against India. It is here where the seeds of clash of thoughts are sown. Jassi (Gattu's Brother), played by Armaan Kirmani although sympathatic about Gattu's dilemma is a loyalist to Bauji, to whom is he indebted for giving him an earlier second chance in life.
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Director - Naveen Medaram
Cast - Armaan Kirmani, Asad Shan, Amber Rose, Shivani Ghai, Valmike Rampersad
London Life - Raj arrives in London as a student, ending up in a house with six strangers after making friends with Kumar on the flight from India. At the house, he meets Anita, Mumbai 'princess', used to the high life, who doesn't know the meaning of the word struggle. This causes a clash with Raj, whose lower middle-class background means that his objective is to provide support to his parents back home; they are relying on him achieving success in London. Meanwhile, Anita's own 'struggle' is against her parents and the fact that they are arranging a marriage for her, which is the reason she has escaped to the UK, with studying as an excuse. The house's caring figure, Paro, is beginning to secure herself a future in London, and prepares to bring her husband over from India, by taking help from the suave professional, Manish (Armaan Kirmani), who wants more from her than friendship. However, this womaniser's intentions are not honourable; for Manish, Paro is just a high-scoring conquest.
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Cast - Armaan Kirmani, Asad Shan, Amber Rose, Shivani Ghai, Valmike Rampersad
London Life - Raj arrives in London as a student, ending up in a house with six strangers after making friends with Kumar on the flight from India. At the house, he meets Anita, Mumbai 'princess', used to the high life, who doesn't know the meaning of the word struggle. This causes a clash with Raj, whose lower middle-class background means that his objective is to provide support to his parents back home; they are relying on him achieving success in London. Meanwhile, Anita's own 'struggle' is against her parents and the fact that they are arranging a marriage for her, which is the reason she has escaped to the UK, with studying as an excuse. The house's caring figure, Paro, is beginning to secure herself a future in London, and prepares to bring her husband over from India, by taking help from the suave professional, Manish (Armaan Kirmani), who wants more from her than friendship. However, this womaniser's intentions are not honourable; for Manish, Paro is just a high-scoring conquest.
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Director - Natasha Barber
Written and Produced by - Armaan Kirmani
Cast - Armaan Kirmani, Kiran Kalotia
Short Cut - Shortcut is a Hindi/English Drama set in London in 2010. The film aim to explore the lives of a British Asian professional (‘Vinny’) and his immigrant European Indian housemate and consequent love interest (‘Neelam’). The film deals with the pressures faced by young professionals of modern day life and it’s consequent effect on relationships and self-confidence. Shortcut is extremely unique in style as it aims to cross over between both Western and Eastern audiences in a native manner. The film has been Directed by a Western Director, Natasha Barber – although Shortcut has a very strong Eastern flavour and introduces actors Armaan Kirmani (Vinny) and Kiran Kalotia (Neelam), both of whom are of both Western and Asian backgrounds. There is also a special appearance in the film by Western actress Jessica Lawless (Monica).
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Written and Produced by - Armaan Kirmani
Cast - Armaan Kirmani, Kiran Kalotia
Short Cut - Shortcut is a Hindi/English Drama set in London in 2010. The film aim to explore the lives of a British Asian professional (‘Vinny’) and his immigrant European Indian housemate and consequent love interest (‘Neelam’). The film deals with the pressures faced by young professionals of modern day life and it’s consequent effect on relationships and self-confidence. Shortcut is extremely unique in style as it aims to cross over between both Western and Eastern audiences in a native manner. The film has been Directed by a Western Director, Natasha Barber – although Shortcut has a very strong Eastern flavour and introduces actors Armaan Kirmani (Vinny) and Kiran Kalotia (Neelam), both of whom are of both Western and Asian backgrounds. There is also a special appearance in the film by Western actress Jessica Lawless (Monica).
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