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Running time 150 minutes Country India Language Hindi Budget ₹230 million Box office ₹440 million Heroine ( IPA: ) is a 2012 Indian drama film directed, written, and co-produced. Revolving around the life of a once successful film actress whose career is on the decline, the film features as the protagonist along with actors, and. Additionally, the project also stars,,,, and in supporting roles. Heroine released on 21 September 2012 across 2000 screens. Box Office Collection marked Bhandarkar's film and 's as better made films till date with used as a backdrop. Contents • • • • • • • • • • • • • Plot [ ] The movie begins with Mahi Arora (), a renowned actress and film heroine, being thrown out of a car at night.

She hails a taxi to a police station with the intention of lodging a complaint. Before she can do so, her agent Rashid Bhai () arrives and takes her away from the station.

Through a flashback, we are shown Mahi's relationship with well-known leading actor, Aryan (). Aryan is going through divorce proceedings with his wife, while dating Mahi. Mahi is completely in love with Aryan, and during one of their intimate moments, takes a video of them. Aryan's loyalty and priorities are split between his wife and son, his career, and Mahi. When Mahi comes to know about an intimate scene Aryan is shooting for a movie, she barges on to the set and creates a scene, which upsets Aryan. Later Mahi is mocked by Aryan's wife at a party, and they exchange heated words.

While driving back from the party with Aryan, Mahi raises the topic of his wife, which results in her being thrown out of the car. Realising her place in Aryan's life, Mahi goes into depression, putting her career in jeopardy. A friend convinced Mahi to leave the past behind her and re-enter the industry with a bang. Heeding her advice, Mahi decides to rejuvenate her career.

She employs a Public Relations Offiver, Pallavi () who reinvents Mahi's image and puts her back on the front page of every newspaper and magazine. She starts a relationship with an upcoming cricketer, Angad Paul (). Their love affair begins to blossom and puts her back into the spotlight. Mahi uses Angad to get role in a big budget film. However, the lead actor manipulates the director to shoot the film in such a way, that the story becomes purely about him and an item girl. Mahi is dissatisfied despite the film being a success, and in a desperate attempt to prove her acting skills, she works in an art film for next the nine months. Angad proposes to Mahi, but she feels that presently they should concentrate on their respective careers.

This causes Mahi and Angad's relationship to end. The art film never completes, and Mahi goes into depression, accompanied by heavy drinking and smoking. Since she cannot get a role in big budget productions, she decides to work on a low budget film with newcomers. Also she agrees to make an appearance at the marriage of a wealthy socialite. Mahi meets Aryan at the wedding. Aryan seems to be apologetic to Mahi, and they decide to rekindle their affair.

Aryan says that he wants her to do a big budget film with him, however, the director of the film is reluctant to cast Mahi in the role of the lead heroine as she has lost her appeal. Mahi becomes obsessed with the thought of losing the role to another heroine. She asks Pallavi to leak the sex tape of her and Aryan on the news so that she would get back on the spotlight, for the release of her low budget film. As a result of this controversy, the film becomes an instant hit. Mahi's success and happiness is short lived. She starts questioning her career and life choices.

She finally decides to leave the industry after her agent Rashid Bhai quits, and Shagufta Reza (), a veteran actress who Mahi admired dearly, dies. In the concluding scenes, Mahi is shown walking alone in a foreign country, and on being asked if she is Mahi Arora, she replies 'no'. It is implied that she has moved on with her life and put her heroine days behind her. Cast [ ] • as Mahi Arora: • as Aryan Khanna: • as Abbas Khan • as Angad Paul: Hooda was cast by the director to essay the role of a cricketer. Prior to the start of, actor was chosen to play the role, but was later dropped from the film due to unknown reasons.

Began speculating the name of several actors (such as, and ) though Bhandarkar later confirmed that he had selected Hooda after seeing his performance in (2011). As a way to make his character more believable, Hooda began taking tips and lessons from cricketer. • as Mahi Arora's devoted secretary Rashid Bhai. • as Sameer Khan: Raqesh was cast in November 2011 to play 'one of [Kapoor's] lovers'. The director announced that Raqesh Vashisth's character would be kept under wraps along with a few other characters such as that of Goswami's and Dutta's.

• as Promita Roy: Goswami was selected to play an important character in the film. • as Pallavi Narayan: Along with Goswami, Dutta was also selected to play an important character in the film.

• as Gayatri • as Rhea Mehra: Godse was roped in to play the character of Rhea Mehra, a rival heroine who is jealous of Mahi Arora's success. • as Shagufta Rizvi: Helen was cast by the director to essay the role of a senior actress. • as Isha: Sharma, who described Bhandarkar as 'a family friend' was approached by the director to play a glamorous role. In preparation for the role, Sharma was required to lose weight and sign a. Arora: Dubey was cast by the director to essay the role of Kapoor's mother. • as Tapanda: Described as the director's 'lucky mascot', Shorey was roped in to make a.

• as friend of both Mahi Arora and Aryan Khanna. Also the industrialist's daughter who unites Mahi and Aryan through her wedding • • as Tamanna • as Shaheen (special appearance) Production [ ] Development [ ] Following the completion of his film, (2009), Bhandarkar began toying with the idea of making a project on the. Along with writer Niranjan Iyengar, the director began developing the story about the life of an actress and later approached with whom he had worked on several occasions. Bhandarkar, who was keen on using the title Heroine for his film, donated ₹100,000 (US$1,600) to Guddu Dhanoa's charity. He later explained that he had been subconsciously preparing for the movie ever since he joined the industry. Work on the film was expected to commence during the summer of 2010 but was put on hold due to Kapoor being busy with other commitments.

During this period, Bhandarkar announced that he would be making while putting Heroine on hold. Though speculated to be based on the lives of yesteryear divas like and, Bhandarkar denied the reports saying that the movie is a 'contemporary film which reveals the underbelly of the movie industry and its well-kept secrets'.

In an attempt to prepare his protagonist for the film, the director prepared a three-hour documentary on Hollywood actresses,, and. Designer was signed on to design the costumes. Choreography of the movie was done by and Jasmin Oza.

Filming [ ] Production for the film was marred by the kidnapping and brutal murder of by a co-star, Amit Jaiswal, who like Thapar, only had a minor role in the film. Thapar was strangled in her hotel room in and her body dumped into a water tank and head decapitated and thrown out of the window of a moving bus. Promotion [ ] Release of first look (with Aishwarya Rai) [ ] The of the movie was released as part of the. A promotional poster was released during a press conference in which Ronnie Screwvala of UTV Motion Pictures, Madhur Bhandarkar, and officially announced the movie.

The director said, 'The movie is a glamorous yet bold story of the internal journey of a superstar. I am certain it will appeal to audiences across the globe and Aishwarya was a perfect choice for the role. In fact, no one could've played it better.' Screwvala stated 'With Heroine, we plan to take things to the next level. When you watch the film, you will feel that the role was written with someone as talented and stunning as Aishwarya in mind.' The actress too admitted that she was 'looking forward to this new journey in the movie.' It was also announced that will be have a wardrobe of more than 40 outfits designed by Manish Malhotra in the film.

Explaining why he was launching the project in Cannes, Screwvala alluded to Rai's star power saying, 'She is the brand ambassador for India and for Indian cinema when it comes to the French Riviera.' The actress was quick to deny any reference to her personal life being portrayed in the movie and said that the entire idea was a result of Bhandarkar's conceptualisation.

The Official Press Release distributed as a part of the announcement stated that 'The film is based on the life and times of a superstar heroine, Mahi from the dream factory we call 'Bollywood'. The film is a daring, shocking, glamorous, scandalous behind-the-scenes account of the reality behind the world of glitz and glamour that our film stars inhabit. For a country obsessed with films and film stars, Heroine will take audiences on a voyeuristic journey to see what really goes on in the lives of India's sweethearts.' Release of first look (with Kareena Kapoor) [ ] The director initially planned to put-forth the theatrical trailer attached to the release of on 1 June 2012. However, there were several matured contents featuring, which were essential and must be there to retain the motive of the film title, as per the director. The awarded an 'A' certificate to the trailer but chopped off Kapoor's smoking scenes and lovemaking scenes from the trailer. The trailer was then scheduled for a 6 July 2012 release, as it would be releasing alongside, although it was then postponed to 20 July 2012.

It was once again delayed so it did not clash with the late 's chautha. On 22 July 2012, two of the first look posters were revealed on the micro blogging site, Twitter, and received an amazing response in just 8 hours. The trailer was released on 25 July 2012 online and will be released with on 27 July 2012 in theatres. The trailer crossed over a million hits on YouTube within 2 days.

The trailer was released on 25 July 2012. After the release of the trailer, a controversy arose. In the film's promo a dialogue of: 'If a heroine buys a car, it's gifted to her by a businessman. If she goes to LA (Los Angeles), she's getting plastic surgery done and, god forbid, if she goes to, you people make a rate card for her,' was not appreciated by the people of. To avoid hurting sentiments, Director has had the offending statement censored in the Dubai version.

He clarified, 'We have censored it. There are some people who have raised objections. But we did not mean to demean anyone, Dubai is my personal favourite city.' Soundtrack [ ] Heroine. Original CD Cover to Heroine by Released 20 August 2012 Language chronology (2011) 2011 Heroine (2012) (2012) 2012 It was announced that music director duo, who had earlier worked with Madhur Bhandarkar in his critically acclaimed movie, will be composing the songs for Heroine.

During the shooting of the film, Bhandarkar revealed that there would be two big item numbers in the film, both to be picturised on the leading lady. One of them being called 'Halkat Jawani'. Sung by is scheduled as a single track release on 17 August 2012. Musicperk.com rated the album 7/10 quoting 'Although songs like Halkat Jawani, Khwahishein and Tujhpe fida sound nice and enthusiastic as independent tracks, others probably would need to rely on the picturisation of the song for the required effect to be created'. Track list No. Title Singer(s) Length 1. 'Halkat Jawani' 04:00 2.

'Tujhpe Fida', 05:00 3. 'Khwahishein' 03:59 4.

'Saiyaan' 03:32 5. 'Main Heroine Hoon' 03:30 Critical reception [ ] Heroine received universally mixed reviews with most critics praising the story, music and the main cast's performance while the screenplay garnered predominantly negative reviews. Taran Adarsh of Bollywood Hungama gave the film a rating of 3.5 out of 5 while saying 'Watch HEROINE for Madhur's imposing direction, for Kareena's superlative performance, watch it also for its fearless, inspiring and enlightening storyline divulging the scandalous realities of the movie industry. Try not to miss it!'

Shomini Sen of gave it a score of 3 out of 5 and said 'Does Heroine work? Yes, but only because of Kareena Kapoor.

From doing the raunchy act in 'Halkat Jawaani' to the scenes where she is battling depression and popping pills, Kareena makes Mahi memorable and lovable. Heroine is absolutely Kareena's film, not Madhur's. Two for the film and one extra for Bebo. Three cheers for the film!' Aniruddha Guha of DNA gave Heroine 2 out 5 stars while commenting, 'The characters are all caricatured and the screenplay meanders along aimlessly, it being nothing more than an assemblage of scenes – each disjointed from the other – strung together in a long, sleep-inducing and pointless narrative'. Saibal Chatterjee of rated it 2 out of 5 stars, noting 'The film that Bhandarkar has made is indeed disappointingly mechanical. Mercifully, Kareena does demonstrate that she has a feel for the character.

But, then, why wouldn't she? After all she plays herself in Heroine'. Of rated the film 2 out of 5 and said 'Despite an entertaining first half, thanks to all the unintentional laughs, Heroine slips into a slush of melodrama post interval. By this point, it feels interminably long and boring'. Sukanya Verma of gave it 2 out of 5 stars, remarking 'There's nothing innovative about Madhur Bhandarkar's Heroine.I am not sure if this is Bhandakar's idea of comic relief but the hall roared with laughter. What's not funny is just how stunning Kareena Kapoor looks or gives to her role as Mahi Arora'. BRoshni Devi of Koimoi gave the film 1.5 out 5 stars, reviewing ' Heroine irritates more than entertains, but some of the performances are nice.

Kareena Kapoor does a good job and, heck, you even get to see her in a pseudo-lesbian scene along with other steamy scenes. If that's enough to drag you to see Heroine, go ahead. Give it a miss otherwise'. Box office [ ] The film grossed ₹6.94 crore (US$1.1 million) on its opening day.

Heroine had an average weekend of ₹205 million (US$3.2 million) nett. The film had collected a fair ₹310 million (US$4.8 million) in its first week. The film had a heavy fall in second week and managed only ₹60 million (US$940,000) nett.

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• Alan Jackson • Marguerita Jackson Website Amy Jackson is a British and who predominantly appears in films. She began her modelling career at the age of 16, and went on to win the (2009) competition. Subsequently, director cast her as the leading lady of the period-drama (2010). Jackson continues to act in Indian films of all languages, including Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, and Kannada.

She is currently the brand ambassador of which is a women’s clothing line established in London in 1988. She has also attended the annual for the past two years. Jackson has been cast as in season 3 of 's superhero series as the love interest of Mon- El.(2017) and a starring role in 's upcoming film (2018).

Contents • • • • • • • • • • • Early life [ ] Jackson was born in to British parents, Alan and Marguerita Jackson. She has an elder sister, Alicia. The family returned to their parents' home in, Liverpool, two years after Amy's birth so that her father, who works as a producer for, could continue his media career. Jackson attended, where she studied English Literature, Philosophy and Ethics. Career [ ] 2008–2010: Modelling career [ ] After winning the Miss Teen Liverpool and Miss Teen Great Britain pageants, Amy won the title of in 2009. She won eighteen prizes, including a modelling contract in the US on a $50,000 scholarship. Soon after, she won Miss Liverpool in 2010.

She competed at in 2010 and was crowned the runner-up to. In 2009, Jackson started her modeling career with the Northern-based modeling agency, Boss Model Management, and then went on to sign with her London agency. 2010–2014: Acting career [ ]. Amy Jackson at launch of Apicius Kitchen & Bar In 2010, producers spotted Jackson on the Miss Teen World website and invited her to audition for the -drama film (2010). Despite having no previous acting experience, she was cast as the female lead, opposite. The film, set against the backdrop of 1947 India, tells the story of a ’s daughter who falls in love with a village boy. Jackson admitted that it was very difficult to learn the Tamil dialogues.

The film released in July 2010 and was acclaimed by critics, and performed well at the box office. After the film was eventually released on 9 July 2010, it was a critical and commercial success, with Jackson gaining praise for her performance. Sify wrote, 'It is an out and out Amy Jackson show.

She is simply amazing to deliver lines in Tamil, and is one good reason to see the film'. Behindwoods wrote, 'The one who walks away with the top honours is Amy Jackson for a beautiful portrayal of a lady torn between her love and the mighty empire. She looks absolutely beautiful, emotes well through her expressive eyes and is able to earn the sympathy of the audiences during tough times'.

Rediff wrote, 'Amy Jackson is almost perfect as the wide-eyed young girl who is seeing India for the first time, fascinated by its culture'. She received a nomination for the for her role in the film. In 2011, she was signed by to play the female lead, opposite, in (2012), the remake of the 2010 hit film. She essayed the role played by in the original, Jessie Thekekuttu, a who falls in love with a boy, but is prevented from pursuing the romance by her father. The film released in February 2012.

Jackson received praise for her performance and chemistry with Babbar, with BehindWoods stating that 'she has done wonders,' and the Times of India saying that 'she never disappoints.' Jackson pictured alongside and at the press conference of Thaandavam in London In September 2012, Jackson made her return to Tamil cinema with a supporting role in (2012), starring opposite and.

She was signed for the film in 2011 and shooting took place in India and London, allowing Jackson to return and see her family and friends. It was her second collaboration with director, after (2010). She played the role of Sarah Vinayagam, a British-born Indian girl who wins the Miss London title. She reportedly dubbed her own dialogues in Tamil.

She received her first nomination for the at the ceremony. She made her debut in cinema with the 's (2014) alongside and, playing the role of Shruti. The film's release date was repeatedly reset, and released on 12 January 2014. 2015–2016 [ ] Jackson next starred as super model Diya in 's film (2015), the biggest project in her career. The making of the film, one of the most costly Indian films to date, took over two and a half years, with a major part of the film being shot in China.

The film was released on 14 January 2015 and received a mixed critical response, although Jackson's performance received favorable reviews. Wrote that she was 'simply superb. She is another highlight of the film and has given a mature performance', while noted that she was 'the biggest surprise packet in the film' and 'perfect eye candy'. Consequently, she was ranked #1 in, Chennai Edition list of the most desirable women in 2014.

After (2015), Jackson signed on to 's (2015), opposite. She had signed on to be part of 's supernatural thriller (2015), but opted out of it later when the script and her character were changed. Instead, she signed on to 's (2015), a Tamil film. Soon after, Jackson starred in Thirukumaran's (2016), portraying an Anglo-Indian girl for which she won positive reviews,.

She has been reportedly shooting for a 'gritty BBC drama series', which she declined to further elaborate on. She then portrayed the lead female role in (2016), featuring alongside where she portrayed the role of a Malayali teacher. Her performance received positive reviews and her role as a teacher was well appreciated. Upon release, the film went on to become one of the most profitable Tamil films of all time. 2017–present [ ] On 25 September 2017, it was announced that Jackson was cast in her first Hollywood role as Imra Ardeen aka in 's superhero drama series (2017).

The character will make a first appearance in the third season. The series, based on the DC characters created by and, is produced by in association with.

Jackson can next be seen in 's much anticipated film (2018) releasing April 2018 alongside and, as well as in 's Kannada film (2018) alongside and. Personal life [ ] Amy Jackson is a. She made special posts on her social media profiles about starting her observance of on its first day,.

As of 2012, Jackson lives in,. She has a pet cat named Alfie, with whom she posed in a ad campaign promoting the adoption of animals from shelters. In addition to her work with, Jackson supports charities such as in Mumbai and 'Girl Child' education in India. She serves as a brand ambassador for and. In 2012, Jackson was in a relationship with Bollywood actor, Later in 2012, the relationship ended. In 2013, she was dating boxer Joe Selkirk.

On 8 December 2013, she was reportedly assaulted by Joe Selkirk outside the in Liverpool. Although Jackson was not willing to pursue the case, the decided a prosecution was necessary. After pleading guilty, Selkirk was given a 12-month community supervision order and ordered to pay £300 costs. In 2017, Jackson was setting up a restaurant in London with her mother Marguerita. It was scheduled to open its doors by the end of August.

She said, 'I always wanted to be an entrepreneur. I love visiting new restaurants and trying different cuisines all over the world. My love for food has inspired me to open this restaurant'. As of 4 March, 2017, Jackson announced her new mobile app, Amy Jackson Official App, as in-app social feed for Facebook, Twitter and Instagram in collaboration with New York-based startup EscapeX. •, Mumbai Mirror, retrieved 2017-10-08 Unknown parameter birth_place= ignored () • Caffrey, Jason. (28 March 2015). Retrieved 7 September 2015.

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When I heard the song for the first time, it literally touched my heart. It is a beautiful song. It is about love and who can ask for more than love. I never felt that the song would hurt people's sentiments,” says Amy Jackson in defence of the song. “If you look from my point of view that's what Christians strive for love from God. And that is what the song is about,” said Amy who is presently said to be in love with her co-star Prateik Babbar. • Sonali, Kriti (3 March 2017)...

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