Fifty Crore Movie on Narendra Modi starring by Paresh Rawal, Vivek Oberoi, Upananda Bharati and ...

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Will Vivek Oberoi be the face of a young Narendra Modi?

First Post | Shillong | Dec 23, 2013:: Actor Vivek Oberoi has confirmed reports that he has been offered to essay the character of younger Narendra Modi in a US-based director's film. 

According to reports, Vivek has been approached to portray the role of a young Modi who used to run a tea stall and also worked in the staff canteen of the Gujarat Road Transport Corporation, before he took a plunge into politics.

The 'Shootout at Lokhandwala' actor in the hill town to attend a youth summit, today said to a question, "Yes I have been offered to work on this film but I am yet to give my word." 

The film is to be made by director Mitesh Patel. [ePTI]

Paresh Rawal likely to play Narendra Modi in Rs.50 crore movie

Devika Chaturvedi  | Ahmedabad | September 3, 2013 | Updated: Dec 23 2013.

Paresh Rawal, 63, the illustrious actor may play Narendra Modi on big screen, if things go as planned.

After Bhaag Milkha Bhaag biopic seems to be the flavour of the season in Bollywood, whether it's Priyanka Chopra playing Mary Kom or Ranbir Kapoor getting into the shoes of Kishore Kumar.

Clearly following suit is US based NRI filmmaker Mitesh Patel who is bowled over by Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi. Currently in Gujarat to finalise the locations he says "after Sardar Patel, Modi is probably the only Gujarati who has the similar qualities of being a leader."

The Vadodara-born filmmaker is trying to cash on Modi's popularity and film's release may further help Modi reach out to a larger audience. Apparently when Patel went to seek permission from the CM, he gave a simple reply saying "okay" for the project.

And the first obvious choice for the role was Paresh Rawal who played Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel in 'Sardar', a 1993 biopic on the Iron Man of India. During the last election campaign Rawal was seen giving speech in support of Modi and also calls the CM a true 'visionary'.

On the similarities of the two leaders (Sardar Patel and Modi), Rawal says "both are straightforward, blunt in nature and visionaries. They are sons of their soil, robust yet simple". He believes playing Modi will be a defining moment for him as an actor, like it would be for the country, if Modi leads it. The film's director and cast are yet to be locked.

However, writer Mihir Bhuta, and Kishore Makwana, who penned a book titled "Samaajik Samrasta" based on Modi's speeches and writings, are helping to put the film together. Mitesh Patel's Rs.50-crore movie, which is likely to hit theatres in 2014, is being planned as a biopic tracking Modi's life from the time he used to serve tea at bus stops in Gujarat to becoming the most talked about political leaders of the current times.

Shooting for the film will begin in November this year and it is due to release sometime in 2014.

[eIndiaToday.in]

Courtesy: PTI | First Post | India Today. 

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Time Person of Year 2013: Narendra Modi is more popular than Barack Obama, Vladimir Putin or Xi Jinping.

'Time Person of Year 2013' Survey shows that Narendra Modi is more popular that Barack Obama, Vladimir Putin or Xi Jinping. He is among Top 4 who get most votes of their supporters. 

Modi Times Team | Dec 5, 2013:: The voting for 'Time Person of Year 2013' was concluded at 11:59 p.m. on Dec. 4. And it created a huge sensation in the media and public to get their icon in the prestigious TIME's Cover page as person of the year.

As appeared in its relevant link, it is marked that "As always, TIME's editors will choose the Person of the Year, but that doesn't mean readers shouldn't have their say. Cast your vote for the person you think most influenced the news this year for better or worse - in both a straight yes/no poll and a candidate face-off. Voting closes at 11:59 p.m. on Dec. 4, and the combined winner of our reader polls will be announced on Dec. 6. TIME's Person of the Year will be announced Dec. 11."

The Gujarat Chief Minister and Prime Ministerial candidate of BJP was short-listed in this year's fray as nominated a single Indian for 2013. Finally Sri Narendra Modi ranked fourth within Top 4 ranking after getting 14% votes (Total votes 256,905). The other toppers are Mr Abdel Fattha, the Syrian Defense Minister in 1st position securing 26.2% votes (total votes 590,755), the 2nd Mr Recep Erdogan, the Premier of Turkey who secured 20.8% votes (total votes 473,588) and the 3rd postion holder Miley Cyrus is a celeb model who got 16.3% votes earning 303,047 votes.

Form a check it has been reveled that Sri Modi has got an outstanding votes never secured by any Indian in the same fray and Modi is emerged well ahead that Mr Barack Obama, President of USA (0.4% votes) gets 24th rank, Vladimir Putin, the Russian President (1.0% votes) gets 11th rank and Xi Jinping, the (0.3% vote gets 31st rank among total 42 candidates in the fray. 

By the way, Pope Francis got the 8th rank after securing only 1.2% popular votes.

As matter of fact Sri Modi has such a base of thousand of supporters who have not been successful to register their votes for this fray of 'Time Person of Year 2013' only due to poor internet/on-line access in their locality in rural and semi urban areas in India. Otherwise, hardly any one could reach the popularity of Modi, anytime, anywhere. 

The formal declaration of 'Time Person of Year 2013' is fixed on the unique day of 11-12-13. 

Modi Economy: New Waves for International Business and Finance Forums.

After Goldman Sachs, Nomura now sees Narendra Modi wave. 

NAMO: THE WORLD LEADER FOR ECONOMIC CHANGE

PTI | Mumbai 27  Nov 2013:: Yet another foreign brokerage has said that it expects Narendra Modi-led BJP to come to power after the Lok Sabha elections.

"Nomura expects a BJP-led coalition to form the next government at the Centre after the 2014 elections," political analyst at the Japanese brokerage, Alastair Newton, said in a note dated yesterday.

However, Newton tempered his political forecast saying "a stable government, regardless of whether it is led by the BJP or the Congress, should support a gradual business cycle recovery."

Nomura India chief economist Sonal Verma added, "Once political stability has been established, we believe past investment projects cleared by the Cabinet Committee of Investment could be implemented. This revival will be led by a debottlenecking of existing investment projects."

Nomura is the second multinational brokerage after Wall Street giant Goldman Sachs to come out with an open political statement supporting the candidacy of Modi for the top political job in the country.

Goldman had also said that the recent market rally was driven by the Modi effect and had pegged the Sensex target for December 2013 at 23,000.

The Goldman statement attracted scathing criticism from a number of senior Union ministers who asked them to stick to what they are good and keep off from meddling in the political matters of the country.

Notwithstanding this, ex-Goldman official Jim O'Neill was quoted repeating the Modi theme for the market by a business channel.

Verma of Nomura said political stability and policy credibility are paramount to corporates making long-term investment decisions. This will help the economy witness a gradual recovery after Q3 of 2014.   Click Here>>Complete Reading Courtesy: ET.

Related: Nomura expects Narendra Modi-led BJP to come to power after Lok Sabha elections >>Complete Reading Courtesy: TOI.

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