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Sandeep Malani's 'Janleva 555' to hit big-screens in city on Nov 2

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October 30, 2012

SM_1Mangalore, October 30: 'Janleva 555', the romantic musical mystery thriller movie directed by Mangalore based Sandeep Malani will be released on November 2 at Big Cinemas, Bharath Mall here.

 

Addressing the media persons here on Tuesday, Sandeep Malani said that the film has got some unique features. It has 15 songs, of which six are Hindi, three English and the rest being musical and instrumental pieces with nine music directors including Dev Chauhan, Ameya Naik, Faizal Hussain, Agnel Roman, Yug Bhusal, Nishanth Varghese, Rahul Mehalwal, Lokesh and Prakash along with two American music composers Mike Paul Hughes and Bradley G Janke.

 

He said nine playback singers namely Deepa Narayan, Taranum Malik, Aditi Paul, Pamela Jain, Arundhati Deshmukh, Raja Hasan Sagar, Ravi Shukla, Padula Tiger and Stone Soup Soldiers from the USA. As many as 10 newcomers have been introduced in the film. The film has been shot in 32 days with Canon 5D camera and three cameramen.

 

He said that the film has been shot entirely in Karnataka in the beautiful locales of Bangalore, Madhugiri, Tumkur and Coorg.

 

He said Kalpana Pandith is the lead heroine of the film. Senior Kannada actor Ananth Nag returns to the Hindi film industry after 20 years.

 

He said, “Being a die-hard fan of Sridevi, I have dedicated this film to her. Sridevi has watched the movie and appreciated me and has loved the film.”

 

A song has been dedicated to 'King of Romance' Yash Chopra who recently died, he said. The film is also a tribute to Harmesh Malhotra's 'Nagina' and 'Nigahen'.

 

He said the film also tribute to Indian Cinema which completed 100 years as it has everything in it. “Dances, songs, dance, fun, comedy, sentiments, thrill, horror, suspense, drama, romance and action. It's a total entertainment film” said Sandeep.

 

The movie was released in Mumbai on October 19 and is awaiting its release in Mangalore.

 

Story: A bunch of friends plan to make a film on the hazards of snake bites to spread awareness. While shooting their documentary, one of the girls realises, she was a snake herself in one of her previous births.

 

Sandeep Malani has also directed movies like 'SMS 6260' and 'Miss California' and two short films 'Jo Jo Laali' and 'Shaayad'. He also worked as associate director in the National Award winning film 'I AM'. 'Janleva 555' is his first Hindi movie.

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