:: Motorcycle Diaries :: The Telegraph
Monday, March 29, 2010
, Posted by D i p at Monday, March 29, 2010
Jeet, Dev and Koel hit the Purulia jungle track for Raj Chakraborty’s Dui Prithibi. t2 caught them in action .
Produced by Shree Venkatesh Films, Dui Prithibi is based on the 2008 Telugu hit Gamyam. For the past 10 days, the film team made daily trips into the “Maoist belt” of Balarampur and Ayodhya Pahar for the shoot from their base camp in Purulia town. Here’s what the lead trio were up to...
Produced by Shree Venkatesh Films, Dui Prithibi is based on the 2008 Telugu hit Gamyam. For the past 10 days, the film team made daily trips into the “Maoist belt” of Balarampur and Ayodhya Pahar for the shoot from their base camp in Purulia town. Here’s what the lead trio were up to...
A pretty, spunky doctor breaks up with her beau and leaves for the villages to serve the needy; the beau, a rich kid with a flashy motorcycle, hits the road to track her down; a thief, with his sights set on the costly bike, befriends the jilted man on the pretext of helping him find his lady love. That’s how the story of Dui Prithibi goes — Raj Chakraborty’s road movie starring Jeet as the lover boy, Koel Mullick as his sweetheart and Dev as the thief .
Yeh Dosti : Together they are on the hunt for Jeet’s lost love, but the two leading men had bonded long before they signed Dui Prithibi. “I have known Jeet ever since I joined the film industry but if you ask me, it’s a friendship between a superstar and a junior artiste!Post-shoot, we hit the gym late in the night and it’s great fun,” says Dev
Hair There : The new hairstyle sure suits Koel. She gives a shot, with the layered locks framing her face
Vroom Vroom : Both Jeet and Dev loved the mean machine — a majestic black Kawasaki Ninja — that Venkatesh Films bought exclusively for Dui Prithibi’s rich kid Jeet. “I love to ride bikes. I rode this one before we started shooting. I have a Yamaha which I bought in 1992. I have modified it into a mud bike and I ride it off and on on the streets of Calcutta. It gives me a sense of freedom. I wear a helmet, so nobody recognises me!” says Jeet
Dear Doctor : With a doctor’s white robe and stethoscope in hand, Koel is all set to nurse Dev’s wounded arm. “My character is a very level-headed, practical girl. I had played an aspiring doctor in my last film Bolo Na Tumi Aamar. In real life though, I wanted to be a psychologist,” chirps Koel
Road, Movie : The scene shifts to the medical camp where Koel is a doctor and Dev has landed with an injury after a bike accident. As Dev lies down on the bed, Raj checks out the camera angle. “There are a few very risky shots. The characters are always on the move as most of the film is about the two men riding a motorcycle and looking for a girl,” says RajNews From : The Telegraph (19.03.10)
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