Victory Premiere Pics

Amrita Rao at Victory Promotion

Harman going Restless

Harman Baweja has found himself quite in a soup of late! The actor who’s the most sought after despite a failed debut film is trying hard to make himself free for Bhansali’s film Teen Patti as well as Gowarikar’s What’s your Rashi!

What has got the actor restless and anxious is the delay in his film Victory . The ongoing shoot has left him with no time for discussing scripts or starting other films that he has on hand. A friend close to Harman revealed, “Harman’s Victory was supposed to have wrapped up some time back but due to reasons unknown the director has been taking a little too long to finish the film and that’s why its getting a bit messy for the actor to handle his schedule. The actor is scheduled to leave for Dubai soon to finish the film based on cricketers.”

Harman’s first film might have been a failure but we hope his forthcoming films help him establish himself in Bollywood and prove his worth. And with Bhansali’s and Gowarikar’s films in his kitty, Harman might just get lucky!

Brett Lee enters Bollywood

Australian cricketer Brett Lee is all set to enter Bollywood with the movie “Victory”, starring Harman Baweja in the lead role.

Besides Brett Lee, a handful of other cricket players like Australians, Brad Hogg, Stuart Clarke and Mike Hussey and Indians, Yusuf Pathan, RP Singh and Pravin Kumar have cameos in the film.

Harman Baweja plays the role of a small town boy who makes it big in the world of cricket and Brett Lee plays himself who helps Baweja’s character achieve his dreams.
On working with newcomer Harman Baweja, Lee says it was a whole new experience. “It was a lot of fun. We helped each other out throughout the movie. I taught him a few shots while he gave him me acting tips,” he recalls.

Apart from claiming wickets, Lee shares a passion for music. In the past he did a song and music video for legendary singer Asha Bhonsle’s album.

Next on the anvil, Lee is adding finishing touches to a music video. “There are six to seven songs in Hindi and in English in the album. I had been working on it with friends for the last six months,” he reveals.