Showing posts with label Gurdas Mann. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gurdas Mann. Show all posts

Thursday, August 25, 2011

Gurdas Maan – Jhanjhara Pairi Paake in Mummy Punjabi

Gurdas Maan will soon be seen shaking a leg on the song "Jhanjhara Pairi paake "along with the cast of Bollywood film Mummy Punjabi. Internationally acclaimed Punjabi Singer Gurdas Maan has done a cameo in Pammi Sohal ‘s upcoming film Mummy Punjabi starring Kiron Kher in the lead role of theNew Age Mother India.’ Along with the cameo in the film, Gurdas Maan has also lend his voice to the songJhanjhara Pairi paake. The song is a wedding number in the film, where Gurdas Maan will be seen dancing along with the cast of this film. It is worth mentioning that earlier also Gurdas Maan had been noticed in special apperances in Bollywood films like Veer Zaara and Sirf Tum 
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Film – Mummy Punjabi
Genre – Comedy
Starring – Kirron Kher, Jackie Shroff, Divya Dutta, Kanwaljeet Singh, Manav Vij, Rohit Roy (Cameo), Anju Mahendroo, Viraf Patel, Nimisha Goswami,Gurdas Mann (Cameo), Satish Kaushik (Cameo), Simran Vaid, Urvashi Gandhi, Sachin Sharma, Supriya Shukla, Michael Joseph, Freddy.
Director / Editor / Story & Screenplay – Pammi Somal
Producer - Pammi Somal, Sonny Somal
Lyricist – Sameer
Music Director – Aadesh Shrivastav
Director of Photography – Vivek Banerjee
Choreographer – Longines Fernandes, Raju Khan
Sound Designer – Buta Singh
Costume Designer – Jenny Somal
Release Date – August, 2011



Gurdas Maan with Kiron Kher and Kanwaljit Singh in Mummy Punjabi.
Gurdas Maan during the picturisation of the songJhanjhara Pairi paake in Mummy Punjabi.


Read more:http://www.punjabiportal.com/articles/


Tuesday, June 28, 2011

Gurdas Mann backs Edu-Football league


YFC Rurka Kalan’s Edu-Football movement got a major boost when eminent Punjabi singer and actor Gurdas Mann recently got associated with it. The Edu-Football League Project will target 600 children of under-12 and under-14 age groups. These players will be given systematic curriculum based coaching under the supervision of head coach, Dr. Jitender Sharma.

This league will not only nourish the young talent but also streamline the activities of the players for their all-round development. Mann agreed to associate with event and lend all support. He donned an YFC T-shirt and said his dream was to see India play the World cup.

He further said YFC was a right step towards the betterment of Indian football. He recounted his closeness to Olympian footballer Jarnail Singh and urged NRIs to make soccer big in the country, like they had done for kabaddi.

The singer also kicked off a seven-a-side match of under-12 kids. He signed the official league ball and urged people to support the project. YFC has opened five centres in nearby villages like Jandiala, Bilga, Bundala, Sarhali, Aloona Tola and Shankar with the help of local partner NGOs. These centres will be operational for 10 months a year.

 All the kids will participate in a seven-a-side football league and also attend Life Skill Education workshops. The matches will also be exclusively broadcasted. The league will commence in September and conclude in January and many corporate houses are coming forward to associate with the event.
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