Check out: Arbaaz Khan shoots at the White House

The United States is certainly going through an important period with the Presidential elections close by, Read More">but that does not seem to have hampered Arbaaz Khan’s next film. In fact we hear that recently Arbaaz shot for his film Jeena Isi Ka Naam Hai in the White House. In fact the Indo-American film which isRead More

The United States is certainly going through an important period with the Presidential elections close by, but that does not seem to have hampered Arbaaz Khan’s next film. In fact we hear that recently Arbaaz shot for his film Jeena Isi Ka Naam Hai in the White House.

In fact the Indo-American film which is being produced by Purnima Mead under the banner of Bibia Films Private Limited and directed Keshhav Panneriy was also shot in West Virginia, New York City and Maryland. But it was the shoot in the Constitutional Hall of the White House that was the high point.

Revealing about the sequence itself, we hear that Manjari Fadnis who is also part of the film is scheduled to receive an award at a function there, which she attends with Arbaaz who plays an American businessman. As for the film, Read More">Jeena Isi Ka Naam Hai whose screenplay is written by Keshhav Panneriy and AmreetaaRead More

Revealing about the sequence itself, we hear that Manjari Fadnis who is also part of the film is scheduled to receive an award at a function there, which she attends with Arbaaz who plays an American businessman.

As for the film, Jeena Isi Ka Naam Hai whose screenplay is written by Keshhav Panneriy and Amreetaa Roy features Arbaaz Khan, Ashutosh Rana, Himansh Kohli, Prem Chopra, Manjari Fadnis, Supriya Pathak Kapur and Rati Agnihotri.

Interestingly this will be the first time that the Constitutional Hall which is located between the George Washington memorial and the Vice President Joe Biden’s residence was lit up for the shoot of an Indian film. Commenting on how he managed to shoot at this location, Read More">Panneriy states that it wasn’t an easy job andRead More

Interestingly this will be the first time that the Constitutional Hall which is located between the George Washington memorial and the Vice President Joe Biden’s residence was lit up for the shoot of an Indian film. Commenting on how he managed to shoot at this location, Panneriy states that it wasn’t an easy job and that he had to apply for permission more than 15 times before it was granted. Further the director adds that it was thanks to the fact that his film has American producers and line members as well that assisted in acquiring the permission.