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The after party at the 18th Annual Colors Screen Awards was like a pulsating Bollywood song,picturised on a large ensemble cast raising a toast to life
A filmi party is ekdum too much, said a restive,young girl on a Mumbai local as she gossiped about star manoos. If you consider the adrenaline pump that bursts out of Hindi cinemas current reel,such as Ooh la la; Don ko pakadna mushkil hi nahin…; Chikni chameli; I hate you like I love you and Sadda Haq; ekdum too much sounds like a brilliant tagline.
An elated Vidya Balan (Best Actress,for The Dirty Picture) wearing a gold and black Kanjeevaram came with her proud father,while Ekta Kapoor who won the Best Performer of the Year trophy,happily trooped in with her gang of friends and colleagues. She chatted with Subhash Ghai and Sudhir Mishra,not once sealing her wide grin. If Suman Shridhar,the mesmerising voice behind Khoya khoya chand of Shaitan,looked like she could party forever,veteran filmmaker Ramesh Sippy and wife Kiran Juneja Sippy looked on indulgently. While Milan Luthria (director of The Dirty Picture) sat quietly enjoying the scene,lyricist Prasoon Joshi got into a few intense conversations.
The DJ raised the decibel levels as he played and replayed some of biggest filmi hits,urging even the left-footed to burn the dance floor. Who will disagree that Bollywood songs can express every emotion known to humankind? If you are young,you could lose yourself in the headiness of Ban than ke tashan mein rehna from Mausam,if you are not so young,you can sing Duniya mein logo ko dhokha kabhi ho jaata hai from Apna Desh. And if you are old,no,wait,you dont get old if films are your driving force,as Dev Anand would have said. To which Shammi Kapoor would have thundered with a Yahoo.
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