Stardust Spotlight

There’s great news for all the fans of the hot ‘n’ handsome Romil Chaudhary. Well, this promising actor is going places. And, how! He’s bagged not just one but two good films as a leading man, putting to rest the raging debate on nepotism and outsiders not getting fair opportunities. In fact, Romil’s debut film has him in an author-backed character of an inspirational surgeon. And going by the rave reviews from people in the know, Romil has done a wonderful job of essaying this amazing character. The other film is an edge-of-the-seat suspense thriller and the shoot is going to start soon. Great going Romil! Looks like here’s another welcome addition to the powerhouse performer’s club in Bollywood!

If Sonu Sood is being called the “messiah of the migrants”. Film producer Ajay Dhama, a close friend of Sonu’s is not far behind. He has also selflessly been helping migrants and so many others. In fact, he’s done his bit by coming out with an initiative of providing masks for the needy. There are many unsung heroes and Ajay is one of them. Kudos to this humanitarian.

The first time I met Aneesha Madhok was when she burst into my office huffing and puffing to be right on time for our appointment. She had raced up 15 floors to be on time as the lift in our office building was taking too long. “I want to act because I can use this medium to express my emotions and tell inspiring stories not just because I can be famous. It is my calling and my desire to entertain people, and that’s why I want to give it my all,” said she. Since that meeting, Aneesha has made her presence felt as a stand-up comedian and has bagged the main lead in the coming-ofage Hollywood movie ‘Bully High’ which revolves around a Muslim girl who gets bullied in an American high school, but then learns to stand up for herself and defeat violence with love. Aneesha has also been cast in the Israeli movie “Book of Rachel” produced by Oscar winning David Silber. Incidentally, she has also done stand-up comedy shows all around LA. On her summer vacation to India, the spunky gal even became a finalist on Queens of Comedy 2017. While studying at USC, Aneesha also made short films including The Dancer Girl inspired by her own life which won at many prestigious festivals. Aneesha is also the writer of the critically acclaimed play “Aliza-Free”, which she staged in India at the age of 17. After noticing that she was followed on Instagram by Sushant Singh Rajput, netizens who are Rajput fans are even more motivated to support Aneesha. So what’s Aneesha’s wish list? “I want to work with Anurag Kashyap, Imtiaz Ali, Aamir Khan, Nawazudin Siddiqi, Zoya Akhtar, Guneet Monga and Gauri Shinde. I am also writing a feature film with my writing partner about a North Indian family living in the United States, and I am being guided by Muzaffar Ali. I hope that this story can create an impact and bridge the gap between the east and the west.”