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Film Talks with Director Vivek Sharma “सरायपाली का वो घर” ( Sarayepaali Ka Wo Ghar )  a horror love story

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Film Talks with Director Vivek Sharma “सरायपाली का वो घर” ( Sarayepaali Ka Wo Ghar )  a horror love story

Vivek Sharma , bollywood alias Hindi Feature Film Director from mumbai better known for his much acclaimed Amitabh Bachchan starrer film Bhootnath recently released “सरायपाली का वो घर” ( Sarayepaali Ka Wo Ghar )  a horror love story inspired from his own life experiences.

The short illustration animated film version of his own writing and directing recently released with NavBharat Gold podcasting platform. on this occasion Vivek Spoke to Studio Carry On Harry about his new release.

It’s based on real incident from my life where my elder cousin gulped poison by mistake and he wanted to live.
I do believe in existence of spirits and their world.
It’s the flow of screenplay and characterisation which convinces me and the audience.
It’s an amazing experience. It’s novel and very impactful. I am so happy i started Podcast films, first ever in India. Any form of creation gives me immense pleasure.
First i write the entire episode. Then i dub it in my own voice. I send that to the team of graphics/illustrators who create magical frames. Then it goes to the editor. And finally to the music and sound team.
Final script and casting is done. We are waiting for the funds.
Story of a mother who goes through a guilt for her elder son’s suicide. She feels that he is not gone and lives in the same house.
Location hunting for a paranormal film is like visiting haunted houses. My cameraman and me feel as if we are entering in the world of spirits.
It’s not decided as yet.
There are few projects but will reveal only once i sign actors.
On that note we would like to share news that Vivek has released new song based on India’s National Flag and celebrating tribute to National Heroes of India’s independence .  “Tri Color – Beh Chali Hai Ganga , Har Ghar Tiranga ” Produced under his own home production Filmzone Creations and composed by music director Ripul Sharma. Vivek has penned down the lyrics and is co-produced by Mahavir Jain
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Bhoothnath Director Calls for Filmmaker Responsibility Amid Satluj Row

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Bhoothnath Director Calls for Filmmaker Responsibility Amid Satluj Row

Studio CarryOnHarry Entertainment Desk | 9 July 2026

As the controversy surrounding the Punjabi film Satluj continues to simmer, veteran Bollywood director Vivek Sharma — best known for helming the beloved supernatural comedy Bhoothnath — has stepped forward to share his measured yet pointed take on the ongoing debate. Speaking exclusively to Studio CarryOnHarry, Sharma offered a perspective that balances creative freedom with civic responsibility.

“Freedom of speech is important, but it must come with responsibility,” Sharma told our desk, setting the tone for what turned out to be a candid and thoughtful conversation. The director was careful to clarify that he has not personally seen Satluj, but based on what he has gathered from media reports, he expressed concern over the instability and unrest it appears to be generating. “Violence is never good,” he stated plainly.

Sharma also weighed in on the role of India’s censorship body, drawing a firm distinction between certification and prohibition. “The censor board is there to certify films, not to ban them,” he said — a reminder that the regulatory framework around Indian cinema has a defined and limited mandate.

With Punjab elections on the horizon, Sharma acknowledged that political controversies are an inevitable part of the electoral landscape. However, he flagged Satluj as potentially being instrumental in stoking those tensions — a concern shared by many observers tracking the situation, including reports from Live News Vault and other industry sources covering the developing story.

“Filmmakers must take responsibility for whatever they make,” Sharma emphasised, adding that he hopes the controversy dies down soon and does not escalate further.

The remarks from a director of Sharma’s standing carry weight in Bollywood circles, and his call for responsible filmmaking arrives at a time when the intersection of cinema and politics in Punjab is under intense scrutiny. The Satluj controversy, which has drawn attention to questions of creative freedom, community sensitivity, and political timing, shows no signs of fading quietly.

For more on this developing story and exclusive Bollywood coverage, follow Studio CarryOnHarry.

– Entertainment Desk, Studio Carry On Harry

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Sanjay Gupta Slams IMDb as ‘Bogus’ After Satluj Rating Disappears

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Sanjay Gupta Slams IMDb as ‘Bogus’ After Satluj Rating Disappears

Studio CarryOnHarry Entertainment Desk | 9 July 2026

Bollywood filmmaker Sanjay Gupta has come out guns blazing against IMDb, publicly labelling the world’s most popular entertainment database as ‘bogus’ after the rating for Diljit Dosanjh’s much-talked-about film Satluj mysteriously vanished from the platform.

The controversy erupted when fans and industry insiders noticed that the IMDb rating for Satluj — one of the most anticipated Bollywood releases featuring Punjab’s global music icon Diljit Dosanjh — had simply disappeared without any explanation from the platform. The sudden removal sparked widespread outrage among fans who had been actively engaging with and rating the film.

Sanjay Gupta, never one to mince his words, took to social media to call out IMDb directly. The veteran filmmaker and producer expressed his frustration openly, questioning the credibility and transparency of the platform’s rating system. Calling IMDb ‘bogus’, Gupta suggested that the disappearance of Satluj’s rating was not an isolated technical glitch but rather a reflection of a deeper, systemic problem with how IMDb manages and moderates ratings for Indian films.

This is not the first time IMDb’s rating mechanisms have come under scrutiny in Bollywood circles. The platform has previously faced criticism for alleged manipulation of ratings — both inflating scores for certain productions and suppressing genuine audience responses for others. Gupta’s outburst has once again reignited the debate about whether international platforms like IMDb truly serve the interests of Indian cinema and its massive global audience.

Diljit Dosanjh’s Satluj had been generating significant buzz, with fans actively participating in the rating process as a show of support. The sudden removal of those ratings has left many feeling that their voices have been erased.

As of now, IMDb has not issued any official statement addressing the controversy. The Bollywood fraternity and fans await a response.

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