Ranbir Kapoor Goes Full Besharam In New Song "Love Ki Ghanti"

Actor Ranbir Kapoor has Emerged as an endearing onscreen lover boy rowdy With His newly released track, Love ki ghanti, from his upcoming film Besharam.

His tapori act in the song is a huge hit Among the audience. With this song, Ranbir once again explore his singing skills. I last sang Fatafati in Anurag Basu's film Barfi.

I Showed his dancing abilities with Badtameez dil Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani in, and now I have again put on his dancing shoes to show some exclusive moves.

The song was released on a social networking site on Wednesday, and have been getting mixed reviews from the audience.

Love is a funny ki ghanti musical track in a conversation form, where his friends Ranbir details about the love of his life. In the track, desperately tries to woo Ranbir newbie Pallavi Sharda, who plays the romantic lead opposite him.

Watch: Love Ki Ghanti| Besharam Video Song 

Funny and energetic dance steps supported with strong expressions, ki ghanti Love looks like a winner. Though the film is set in the backdrop of Delhi, the song was shot in Filmcity, Mumbai. Some genuine sets depicting the bylanes of Delhi were erected in Filmcity, where These portions were shot.

Director Abhinav Kashyap has been instrumental in Suggesting a few moves as I wanted the song to highlight the naughty mood of the film and Ranbir's character.

Choreographed by Pappu Mallu, Ranbir has tried everything possible to look shameless in the film. This catchy track is composed by musician duo Lalit-Pandit.

Tejaa Deokar To Play Role Modelled on Jiah Khan Mysterious Suicide!

It’s been almost three weeks since Jiah Khan committed suicide at his residence in Juhu, and with each passing day there have been startling revelations surrounding his death to the point that the filmmakers have begun to announce projects based in the life of the late actor.

Firstly, a lesser known filmmaker Rikshhit Matta cashed in on the troubled starlet’s personal and professional turmoil, saying that her tragedy inspired him to make a film. Tentatively titled Bold Bollywood, it takes on the underbelly of B-town and puts the spotlight on the pressures that female actors have to deal with. And now we hear that a Marathi filmmaker Yogesh Jadhav has roped in actor Tejaa Deokar to play the lead in his movie Nati scheduled to go on floors by August end. “The story revolves around a female actor who commits suicide because of her personal and professional reasons,” Tejaa said while talking to a newspaper.

It seems industrywallas have taken a cue from Ram Gopal Varma who (unabashedly) announced a film on the attacks of 26/11 shortly after the tragic incident struck Mumbai. Wethinks it’s too soon for Jiah Khan to be metamorphosed on to the 70 mm.