Love is a waste of time: So is this new PK song starring Aamir, Anushka

November 14, 2014

PK songMumbai, Nov 14: Here is a list of things that can be considered a "vaste" (read: Waste) of (your) time: poster releases of PK, the controversies surrounding them, the guessing game about Aamir Khan's character in the film, efforts to spot Sushant Singh Rajput in the trailer and listening to the new PK song, which is aptly called "Waste of Time".

Remember Hrithik Roshan in Koi Mil Gaya? Picture him, just about half his height, with scary bug eyes, arched eyebrows and flappy ears, and you have Aamir Khan of PK. Also, while you are at it, try to recall Preity Zinta's horrible haircut from Lakshya and replace Zinta's face with Anushka Sharma's. Et voila, you know the two actors in "Waste of Time".

Now, to imagine the picturisation of this song, try to recall Katrina Kaif dancing in a row of fountains, in a sheer dress, in Jab Tak Hai Jaan. Now replace Kaif with Khan, in a hat and floral-printed shirt.

The rest of the time, Sharma babysits Khan around New Delhi — wiping his sweaty head and his milkshake moushtaches as he stares at her with his creepy stalker eyes. That's all that happens in this video of the song. If you choose to not hear it, you will spared yourself the experience of hearing lyrics like:

" Tujhe tak tak tak, takte rehna,

Teri bak bak bak sunte rehna

Kaam kaj sab bhul bhulake,

Tere piche piche chalte rehna,

E toh hai vaste of time,

Love is a vaste of time."

The music of the song is retro and simple, which should make you remember the best of vintage Bollywood but just ends up being boring although Sonu Nigam and Shreya Ghoshal try hard to make it fun.

Directed by Rajkumar Hirani, PK is all set to hit the screens on 19th December. The film also stars Sushant Singh Rajput and Sanjay Dutt in important roles.

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Chennai, Jul 30: Filmmaker S.S. Rajamouli on Wednesday said he and his family members have tested positive for coronavirus and are currently quarantined at home.

The director, best known for his epic fantasy hit Baahubali series, said they got tested after they developed mild fever recently which subsided by itself.

“My family members and I developed a slight fever few days ago. It subsided by itself but we got tested nevertheless. The result has shown a mild COVID positive today. We have home quarantined as prescribed by the doctors (sic)” he said.

In a subsequent tweet, Rajamouli said he and his kin are asymptomatic and “feeling better”. They are, however, following all the precautions and instructions.

“Just waiting to develop antibodies so that we can donate our plasma,” he added.

Before the coronavirus-induced nationwide lockdown was announced in March, the filmmaker was working on his upcoming period action drama Rise Roar Revolt.

The Telugu film, featuring actors Ram Charan and NTR Jr in the lead, is a fictional tale based on the lives of two freedom fighters in early 20th century.

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The cumulative tally of southern states — AP, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Telangana, Kerala and the Union Territory of Puducherry was 24,855 on Wednesday.

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Los Angeles, May 24: Hollywood star Salma Hayek says her daughter Valentina Pinault is a talented 12 year old who wants to be a director and star as a lead in a film one day.

The Oscar-nominated actor shares Valentina with husband, French billionaire Francois-Henri Pinault.

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