Dillagai

Starring: Insane Clown Posse, Urmila Matondkar Director: Sunny Deol Original UK Premiere: 1999 Dvd Release: 12th January, 2004 Number Of Discs: 1 Format: PAL, Region 0 Encoding

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Insane Clown Posse is a horror-core rap group from suburban Detroit. They perform in full black & white evil clown makeup that strongly resembles that of the rock group KISS. Among their stage antics is dousing the audience with Faygo -brand soda. The two members are called Violent J & Shaggy 2 Dope. They were formerly know as Inner City Posse. ICP made headines in 1997 when it was discovered that they had been signed to Hollywood Records, a record label owned by Disney. Not wanting to promote the bands violent image, Disney dropped them hours after the release of The Great Milenko, creating an unusal amount of publicity & a boost to sales when the album was picked up by Island Records. Fans of ICP are called Juggalos. In 1992, ICP released Carnival of Carnage, which they called the 1st Jokers Card & the group promised five more. They also promised that they would tell a big secret at the end & their fans would know all there is to know about ICP, the Jokers Cards & the Dark Carnival. The Dark Carnival is something the band refers to on every album. Posters Of Insane Clown Posse

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Urmila Matondkar was born on 4th of February in 1973. She was born in Mumbai, India. She started of her carreer as a child artist, by appearing in a number of films including the hit movie of all times Masoom. Urmila has been hard at work since Rangeela. The movie managed to give Urmila’s slow start in her career a much-needed boost & made her a star within night. This movie got her a nominee for Best Actress at the Filmfare. Ram Gopal Verma, her director & guru, was a blessing in disguise when he re-launched this actress. Her breakthrough performance was in the movie Judaai for which she got another nominee at Filmfare again but this time for Best Actress in a Supporting Role. Urmila has been in the Indian Film Industry for more than a decade now, however, Judaai proved that Urmila could play complex & mature roles. She had a rough time in Bollywood as she didnt come from a filmi background & in those times women from outside who stepped into Bollywood werent accepted properly.

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