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Teeshay Shah (also known as Teeshay) is an Indian actor, model, and host working in Bollywood and regional cinema. He's known for his work as a host on the Zoom TV Channel show Planet Bollywood. [1] He has written and directed short plays for Balancing Act Productions. [2]
For his discovery of a planetary object beyond the Kuiper belt, 2008 NQ 17, which he named "Planet Bollywood", Raj was included in People magazine's "30 (Visionaries) Under 30 (Years of Age) to Watch", received a larger office, and became a celebrity of sorts, drawing the envy of his friends. [18]
The soundtrack was #87 on the list of "100 Greatest Bollywood Soundtracks of All Time", as compiled by Planet Bollywood. The songs were shot at various locations in India including Munnar in Kerala, Manali and Rajasthan. [9] Shah's work on the soundtrack was well received.
The soundtrack was listed by Planet Bollywood at number 1 on their list of the 100 Greatest Bollywood Soundtracks. [4] Rakesh Budhu of Planet Bollywood gave 10 stars stating, "Barsaat is ideally one of Hindi cinema's best soundtracks".
[6] [7] Planet Bollywood rated the film 5/10, stating," Soham Shah is as inept at directing performances as he is at writing an engaging screenplay or building any sort of momentum or pacing visually. Lack of strong characterization tells on the dismal level of performances from the cast.
Planet Bollywood [6] Apun Choice [7] # Title Singer(s) Length 1 "Dil Kya Kare" Udit Narayan, Alka Yagnik: 04:27 2 "Menu Lagan Lagi" Sukhwinder Singh, Jaspinder Narula:
Vijay Ramanan of Planet Bollywood noted, "Ali not only brings in a lot more youthful energy into Saathiya compared to the original, but also does a fantastic job adapting Mr. Ratnam’s screenplay into a North Indian milieu. Oberoi and Mukerji bring out the frustrations and confusions of their characters in great detail.
Alok Kumar of Planet Bollywood wrote, "All in all, Priyadarshan's Hera Pheri is a delight to watch for its performances, some songs, and an interesting storyline. Indian audiences would be doing Bollywood injustice if they accepted an inane film like Dulhan Hum Le Jayenge and rejected a thrilling and entertaining Hera Pheri. Hopefully, the film ...