Hindi Movie Review Not a Love Story - Cast & Crew

Mahi Gill aka Mahie aka Mahie Gill aka Rimpy Kaur Gill is an Indian actress of Bollywood fame, earning her eminence in the Hindi movie of 2009, “Dev.D” that was directed by Anurag Kashyap. She has played the role of Parminder ‘Paro’, one of the two love-interests of the protagonist in the movie, and won the 2010 Critics Award - Female - Best Performance, at the Filmfare Awards ceremony. (The other love-interest, Chandramukhi - Chanda - Leni, played by Kalki Koechlin, earned the half French half Tamil girl, the Best Supporting Actress at the same Awards.) Mahi was born in Chandigarh of Punjab, India, on 19th of December 1975, and her Zodiac sign is Sagittarius. She is 165 cm (5’5”) tall. At the Panjab University, Chandigarh, she has studied and earned her Masters in the...

Ram Gopal Varma is a famed Indian film director and writer, critically acclaimed for his work in the Telugu cinema and Bollywood industry. He speaks a million messages through his films and has been widely appreciated for his realistic portrayal of characters that act as a mirror image of the Indian society.

He won the National Award in 1999 for his socio-political drama, ‘Shool’. After starting his career as a qualified Civil Engineer, Ram Gopal Varma, popularly known as RGV, went on to become a filmmaker. His foray into the film industry has been propelled by the video rental library he set up in Ameerpet, which was inspired from his brief stint in Nigeria.

Like many filmmakers, his film career too started as an assistant director to B. Gopal. After failing as an assistant filmmaker, Ram G...

Kiran Kumar Koneru is an Indian film producer who is mainly seen working in Telugu Film Industry (TFI). He has produced numerous well-known movies like Reddy Garu Poyaru, Not a love story, Bejawada, Katha Screenplay Darsakathvam: Appalaraju, Siddham, Homam, Dongala Muta, and many others, which were massive hits at the box office which also created a hype in the audience.

Homam was the debut film for Kiran Kumar Koneru. After a reasonable response, he produced Siddam and poured all his heart into bringing out the best flick, which was a due hit. While he was busy working on the project, Siddam, another Hindi film, A Wednesday was badly remarked. This process made the producer put himself into trouble. His produced film Reddy Garu Poyaru, directed by one of the notorious directors, Ram Gopal Varma, played well at the box office a...

Deepak Dobriyal is a talented theater and film actor who has appeared in many successful Bollywood movies. He was last seen in the romantic comedy- ‘’Tanu Weds Manu’’ &’ Tanu Weds Manu Returns’- and is the most versatile actor of the current generation.  Since this actor is from a theater, he has the high-octane energy to do any serious villain role, which are often challenging and needs a lot of rehearsal before the camera.

‘Omkara’ was indeed a classic film that helped to sharpen his acting skills through hard work and dedication required in the movie industry. Known for his subtle mannerism, this versatile young actor had played varied villainous and comic roles in Hindi cinema enthralling the audience with his ...

Ajay Gehi is an Indian actor. He was born in Mumbai to a Sindhi family. He completed his graduation from HR College and then started doing a job of computer selling. He had been to Dubai for three months for this job, but soon realized his calling for acting. He left the job and became a successful model. This talented model, who has acted in more than 200 advertisements so far, before joining the silver screen, turned into a full time TV actor, when he got the role of ‘ Rahul’ for the serial ‘ Miilee’, telecast on Star plus during 2005 -06. Ajay had also done some noteworthy but small roles in ‘Raahein’ (Zee TV), ‘Double Mann Double Mazaa’,’Superhit Muqabla’ (1992-96 on DD Metro), ‘Mamla Dadbad hai’ (DD Metro) and ‘Kinare Milte hai&rsqu...

Shailesh R Singh is an independent Indian filmmaker and producer. He initially worked as an apprentice and pursued his dream to become a producer. Coming from a small town in Jaunpur, he was asked to focus on studies mainly, but Shailesh wasn't interested in studies and was passionate about cricket and movies. In an interview, he said that he would travel 12 to 15 kilometres just to watch a film. Shailesh’s story on how he pursued his passion sounds like a story out of a movie. He distanced himself from the comfort of his home at the age of 15 with nothing but a sports magazine and 400 rupees in hand. He reached Mumbai and decided to train rigorously in cricket. He later understood that cricket was not helping him, and was only providing him a decent pay. He returned home and went back to Mumbai after a few years to apprentic...

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