An avid though somewhat tongue-tied rap fan, he stumbles on MumbaiвЂ™s underground hip-hop scene and is soon hanging out with an already established rapper, Sher (Siddhant Chaturvedi), who acts as a mentor and encourages him to turn his life and experiences into urgent, angry material. His long-term girlfriend, Safeena (highly bankable star Alia Bhatt) is forced to play the good Muslim girl for her mother and doctor father, but reveals a fiery spirit of independence in her far from subordinate romantic rapport with Murad. Murad hangs out with his equally mature besties in a deprived вЂhood that is painted with a certain indulgent community glow вЂ“ it takes the archly observed visit of a group of Western tourists to bring home the fact that Murad and his family are slum-dwellers. ThatвЂ™s вЂkidвЂ™ in a manner of speaking, as little attempt is made to paint the 33-year-old Singh as anything other than a man called Murad who lives in cramped conditions with three generations of his family, soon made even more compact by his bullying chauffeur fatherвЂ™s acquisition of a younger second wife. Playing fast and loose with the facts, the script turns Christian boy Vivian Fernandes, aka Divine, into a Muslim kid living in MumbaiвЂ™s notorious Dharavi slum. By Indian indie standards, Gully Boy has the panache to succeed on home territory and among the diaspora community abroad elsewhere, its appeal is likely to be fairly niche. Yet Singh busts rhymes with the best of them in this energetic, entertaining film that smuggles some urgent social themes in under the cover of a hoary old fable about a handsome pauper who gets the stardom and the girl. Mumbai rapper Divine, whose story the film is loosely based on, looks every inch the part of the hip-hop slum-dweller-turned-star, so itвЂ™s difficult to put the casting of a dishy leading man to play him down to anything other than box office. Singh busts rhymes with the best of them in this energetic, entertaining film Opening in Berlin ahead of its Indian release on February 14, itвЂ™s proof that what passes as gritty by Mumbai film industry standards is liable to feel decidedly sanitised to audiences elsewhere вЂ“ with Bollywood star Ranveer Singh required to do little to establish his street credentials other than throw a hoodie over his perfectly-coiffed hair every so often. #MyNotes/?/#SiddењњhatsвЂќДЄpart from вЂBunty Aur Babli 2вЂ™, the actor has an array of interesting projects in the pipeline like Shakun BatraвЂ™s untitled film alongside Deepika Padukone and Ananya Panday, then thereвЂ™s вЂPhone BhootвЂ™ featuring Katrina Kaif and Ishaan Khattar, Arjun Varain Singh directorial вЂKho Gaye Hum KahanвЂ™ as well as the action film вЂYudhraвЂ™.The Mumbai rap scene gets the widescreen stamp of approval in Zoya AkhtarвЂ™s romantic musical Gully Boy, a Star-Is-Born tale of a kid from the city slums who makes it as a rap star against the odds. Aur shayad ab bhi wahin mil jayein, Kyunki Saadgi mein Swag bhi hai. Aur miltey Pighli Vanilla ice cream stall ke paas. Wo kya hai na picture aa rahi hai 19th ko, warna wahi purana almari mein rakha sabse neeche daba standard navy blue blazer jo ki Graduation/Orientation aur na jaane kitne Mundan parties mein repeat huaвЂ¦Wo PehenteвЂ¦Apne Dost ki shaadi yaani-Uske Farewell pe.

He wrote, вЂњShaadi doston ki ho rahi hai, Suit hum silwa rahe hain. He posted a few pictures of himself pulling off the classic vintage look with a classic brown velvet suit but what makes the post special is his funny caption. As he eagerly awaits for the release of the rib-tickling comedy, the actor shared a quirky Instagram post. Siddhant will be seen in the company of some of the biggest stars of the nation like Saif Ali Khan, Rani Mukerji and Pankaj Tripathi along with debutant Sharvari. Mumbai: Siddhant Chaturvedi, who made a dent with his performance as MC Sher in Zoya AkhtarвЂ™s Gully Boy, is gearing up for his upcoming release Bunty Aur Babli 2.

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