Director Sneha Shetty Kohli’s fresh new music video ‘Tanhaai’ features Tulsi Kumar and Zain Imam. A tale about rising up and out of loneliness that we often find ourselves in.

The song is in power-packed vocals of the very versatile Tulsi Kumar and composed by talented music duo Sachet-Parampara.

Sharing about the shoot of the song, Director Sneha Shetty Kohli, adds “We shot the entire song across Mumbai in just 3 days and shooting in between the pandemic with all necessary precautions and rains was challenging yet an amazing experience”. Sharing about the theme of the song, she adds, “Break ups are a part of life and to accept it and come out stronger and not lose your identity in the whole process is what makes or breaks you”.

After the success of most popular music videos like ‘Genda Phool’ featuring Jacqueline Fernandez and Badshah, ‘Dil ko Karaar Aaya’ featuring Sidharth Shukla and Neha Sharma and the top hit ‘Naagin’. Director Sneha Shetty’s next ‘Tanhaai’ is all set to rule the worldwide charts.

BTS picture of John Abraham and Milap Zaveri from the sets of their upcoming movie Satyameva Jayate 2!  

The spooky adventure is about to begin! Bhoot Police team left for the shoot today, the lead cast which includes Saif Ali Khan, Arjun Kapoor, Jacqueline Fernandez, Yami Gautam along with producers Ramesh Taurani and Akshai Puri. The team was spotted at the private Mumbai airport as they headed to Dalhousie in a private charter to begin their shoot schedule.

Tips Industries Ltd in association with 12th Street Entertainment presents ‘Bhoot Police’, A Tips film and 12th Street Entertainment Production, produced by Ramesh Taurani and Akshai Puri, directed by Pavan Kirpalani.

Goan actress, model and theatre artiste Poonam Karekar Govekar says that she was shocked – at the least, seeing videos and images of how Bollywood producer and presenter Karan Johar’s company Dharma Productions had littered the picturesque beach village of Nerul – a biodiversity hotspot, with tons of biomedical waste, used PPE kits, face protectors, sanitary napkins, plastic plates and spoons, bandages and other garbage and did not bother to clear it up for days, even after local residents raised a stink. Karekar recently shot for a film in Goa inspired by the life of former Goa CM and ex defence Minister the late Manohar Parrikar.

Speaking to this journalist, Poonam Karekar Govekar said Goans should courier parcels of garbage from their homes to Karan Johar’s residence and his office. This is a crying shame. I am surprised that the national media in India has not bothered to cover this. Would Karan Johar’s production do this in any city? Would he dump such huge amounts of garbage and hazardous bio-medical waste by the roadside in Paris, Venice, London or Dubai or even in Mumbai? In the UAE, he would have been given a 1000 lashes in a public square. This is ridiculous, that even the Goa government has not made a statement. Such huge amounts of waste cannot be cleaned up by 2-3 Panchayat workers who do not have trucks or machinery to do it. You need a specialist agency to clear up the left-over mess after a film shoot wraps up. The location where the waste (including biomedical waste) has been dumped is a biodiversity hotspot and hundreds of rare species of birds and other creatures are found in the surrounding area.

Meanwhile, Lokhancho Ekvott Goa,  – a social movement to save the villages and heritage of Goa, has demanded a written apology from Karan Johar and his company Dharma Productions for littering the roads in the picturesque Goan beach village of Nerul about 10 km from the capital city of Panaji.

The Lokhancho Ekvott spokesperson Flynn Remedios said they would move the Bombay High Court bench at Goa next week, against Dharma Productions for breaking the laws of the land and not even attempting to make amends, days after locals raised a hue and cry about the stinking and rotting garbage and other unsegregated waste, dumped by the production house.

The demand came even as the Entertainment Society of Goa (ESG) – a Goa government agency took cognizance of the wrongdoing and issued a notice to the local line producer Dilip Borkar of the Mumbai-based film production company Dharma Productions, owned by Karan Johar, following reports that a lot of waste generated by the film crew, including personal protective equipment (PPE), was not cleared from the picturesque village of Nerul after shooting was completed earlier this month. (the line producer is the one-person local contact at the location/shoot venue for all local permissions like Panchayat/Municipality, Fire, Police, etc. and liaisons with the local authorities as well as local vendors providing transport, food, water etc. )