MUMBAI: Ram Gopal Varma next movie called ‘Agyaat‘ is thriller adventure. RGV reveals the theme of the movie ‘Agyaat‘, the unknown element which kills the crew members who go to the forest for a shoot and get caught there. He has tried to create horror and mystery by not showing the killer and hence named the film Agyaat. He has also made use of innovative camera techniques to bring out the element of unknown, which is integral to the film. He further shares how Special Effects in terms of Visual & Background Score play a vital role in an attempt to thrill the audience.

The initial idea of the Agyaat & how did it generate, RGV revealed that he got the idea to make the film when he was shooting for ‘Jungle‘ on similar forest like locations. He also speaks about debutant Nitin Reddy on his role in the film; he is already an established actor in the Telgu film industry. When questioned about how he managed to get the Music & Songs with the genre of the film, RGV revealed that as it is a story about a film unit shooting on location i.e. forests stereotypical Bollywood dance numbers could be incorporated well as it goes hand in hand with the storyline of the film. RGV concludes by giving a message to the audience, that they better be ready to get thrilled.

Priyanka Kothari the lead in the movie shares her experience with Music India. She plays the character named Aasha who is the leading lady of the film, of which the unit is shooting in the dense forests. She reveals about her reaction when she first heard the script & about her role as the character she plays on screen is very much different than her in real life. She further reveals how she is very scared in reality from even small insects & how it was a challenge to look in the camera & give scary expressions when there was no such scary atmosphere created on set.

Watch Ram Gopal Varma and Priyanka Kothari shares their experience about their upcoming movie on Music India.

MUMBAI: Are reality shows for real or they are just a battle for viewer ships? Do these shows promote voyeurism or are merely a shortcut to fame? CNN-IBN, India‘s No.1 English News Channel finds the reality of reality television on ‘LETS Get REAL‘- a one hour special show that will debate the key issues surrounding the world of reality shows on television today and their climbing popularity. The show goes on air on Saturday 8:00 pm and repeat telecast Sunday 12:00 noon only on CNN-IBN.

Issues and protests over the business and broadcasting of the reality shows have brought them to parliament for discussion making this a topic of national importance. These issues have left the public opinion split on whether facing this kind of truth qualifies as entertainment. Though reality television continues to climb popularity despite protests, judge on morality and a need to regulate entertainment has become a topic of debate. The show ‘Lets Get Real‘ will have celebrities and participants from popular reality shows venting out their opinion on the rising popularity of these shows.

Some of the popular faces like Urvashi Dholakia, Nikhil Chinappa, Rahul Mahajan, B P Singhal, Kironn Kher and famous psychologist Sonia Khanna will share their views on issues such as reality shows promoting voyeurism, need of regulating TV content, reality TV - a race for TRP‘s among other key issues like climbing popularity of reality shows, judge on morality, quick road to fame to mention a few. The show will analyze the impact of these reality shows on viewers psyche, whether good or bad?

Mr. Rajdeep Sardesai, Editor-in-Chief, IBN18 Network said "Fiery discussions and protests over the reality television in Parliament have made this a topic of national interest. People are divided in their opinions pertaining to issues related to the Reality TV. Lets Get Real is a structured debate to help the viewers in finding out the true picture of the reality TV".

MUMBAI: Famous pop artist Mika recently made an exclusive appearance at Fever 104 FM, Mumbai to co-host the famous ‘Fever Hot 20‘ show on air with RJ Rishi. Mika interacted with his fans and spoke about his upcoming projects. Further adding on to the excitement, Mika jammed with Fever team and captivated listeners with his popular songs, ‘Something Something‘, ‘Aye ganpat‘ et al.

Expressing his excitement on hosting his first ever radio show, Mika said, "Fever 104 FM is recognized as India‘s youngest radio station today. After a long time, I interacted with my fans in such a joyful manner. It was exciting and thrilling experience."

Commenting on the occasion, Neeraj Chaturvedi, Station Head, Fever 104 FM Mumbai, said "Hosting Mika as an RJ in our studios reinforces our commitment to give our listeners best and off beat on-air entertainment. We were excited to have Mika around and we believe that live renditions of his super hit compositions enthralled the audience too."

MUMBAI: SMS GupShup, India‘s largest social messaging platform today announced that it is working with Facebook, the world‘s largest social network, to enable Indian Facebook users to go mobile. SMS GupShup‘s messaging platform will enable Indian users to take Facebook with them, wherever they go, using SMS.

By working with SMS GupShup, Facebook is enabling its service on SMS, the most popular messaging platform in India. Facebook users can now update their status updates and message friends using SMS. They can also receive status updates, messages and wall posts instantly in their SMS inbox.

SMS GupShup will provide the underlying messaging infrastructure to rapidly and reliably deliver the high volume of incoming and outgoing messages between users and Facebook.

"SMS GupShup has built the largest SMS-based mobile community in India, on the foundation of a high-performance messaging platform that supports nearly 6% of India‘s SMS traffic", said Beerud Sheth, CEO, SMS GupShup. He added, "We are excited to enable mobilizing the Facebook service in India and look forward to delivering a great mobile experience to their users."

"We are very excited to work with SMS GupShup, given their experience with both mobile messaging and social media in India", said Henri Moissinac, Director of Mobile, Facebook. He added, "We realize how important it is to work with great companies in the mobile space in countries like India, and by enabling Facebook on SMS, users can now use it even when they‘re not near a computer."

Users can activate Facebook on their mobile devices by visiting www.facebook.com/mobile. Users can then update their status by sending a message to 92-FACEBOOK (9232232665). Users can reply to their friend‘s messages by simply replying to the incoming SMS. The service will operate on longcodes (i.e. regular 10-digit phone number). Facebook does not charge anything for the mobile service, but regular carrier charges may apply for messages sent to Facebook.

MUMBAI: Following the elimination of Samrat in the 3rdweek, the contestants don?t know what to expect next with the tasks getting more gross and dangerous. And that?s exactly what Dadagiri 2 has to offer in its 4th week, a heady concoction of tasks that have never before been performed or witnessed ever. Catch this whirlwind 4th episode? this Saturday, 1stAugust, 7:00 to 8:00 p.m. only on UTV Bindass.

The craziness begins at the Dadagiri boot camp at 5 am. The contestants are ready to face Vishal?s MACHO Dare of the day that is the MOUNTAIN RAPPLING task, which will test the stamina and muscle power in every contestant. The participants have to rappel down A 100 Ft cliff, facing the cliff which is requires great physical strength and strategy.

The pair who manages to complete this death defying task escapes Sonalli?s wrath at her playground. The bottom two pairs who took the maximum amount of time in the Burma Bridge task are taken to Sonalli?s playground. At the playground the contestants are asked to cook omelettes and feed each other.

BUT the TWIST in the tale is to mix all the ingredients without using bowls and to divide the mixture between the two team members and mix it in their mouth, gargle and spit into the frying pan and then cook and feed it to each other.