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The world’s only anonymous singer-songwriter, Peter Lake, emerges out of the woods with his EP ‘GREEN’ dedicated to the epic love affair between Blue and Yellow

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The world’s only anonymous singer-songwriter, Peter Lake, emerges out of the woods with his EP ‘GREEN’ dedicated to the epic love affair between Blue and Yellow


Says Peter Lake: “I will be known as the greatest songwriter of all time. Get on board early! If you’re going to climb a mountain, why not Everest?”

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Jan 29, 2023

The self-proclaimed “Ghost of New York” strikes again with three hit songs that make up his first release of 2023. Peter Lake, the world’s only anonymous singer-songwriter, emerged on the scene in the last 24 months with a series of songs that have garnered over 23 million streams on Spotify and 19 million streams on YouTube. Once again, Lake has used his music to create powerful messages to help listeners all around the world find comfort and seek optimism. In his lead single “Sweet Sour Minds” Lake tapped into to his growing fan base and promised to write the song about whatever they decide. The process, which Lake documented on his YouTube channel, led to his writing of “Sweet Sour Minds.” Lake reveals the idea that ‘We can give anything power by loving it, and if that thing turns on us, it can destroy our spirit. But in the end, after it all settles down, we remain optimistic, somehow it’s fine.”

The song Crowds is an ode to Lake’s favorite collaborator, Charley Drayton, whose unequaled drum beats make the song at once a vehicle for Lake’s sometimes mysterious lyrics, as well as a fast-paced anthem that protests against the unfair use of power. Lake comments that “Charley’s drums sound different. There is a magic there. I’m so glad he’s finished touring with Bob Dylan. I need Charley back.”

Perhaps the most unusual element of Lake’s latest EP is the song “Comfort’s Cross” which seems to contradict Lake’s genre of electro pop. In this recent release, Comforts Cross reminds the listener of Lake’s premise that music no longer has any genres. The song, a classic ballad that Lake originally wrote as a poem in response to the loss of a loved one and the grieving thereafter, is a naked and visceral emotional response that is led by his voice, and is supported by minimal background music.

Green is now available globally wherever music is streamed. To learn more about the music of Peter Lake, please visit his social media. @peterlakemusic

All inquiries can be directed to brigid@peterlakesounds.com.

Artist Biography:

Peter Lake is a Canadian born, New York City based singer-songwriter who revels in anonymity. In an age where privacy is rare, Peter is convinced that his ability to create music is protected by his anonymity, and by working with unconventional partners in an attempt to avoid the constraints of traditional record deals, which often consider recorded music as a means to promote tours. Peter is the first of a kind: an artist who will only do live concerts via a web-based platform, thereby freeing him to focus exclusively on writing and recording new, original music that crosses all genres. In the process, Peter has assembled one of the largest singer-songwriter catalogues in the industry. His musical influences include Neil Young, Max Martin, David Bowie, Motown, and Drake. It’s no surprise that his songs are hard to place, often flying between (and combining) House beats, crunchy guitar riffs and “traditional chants and natural sounds.” Lake considers his work as that of starting an avalanche: you don’t know which snowflake starts the avalanche, “my job is to make it snow.” Through his consistent work over the next decade Lake plans to gradually displace Max Martin as the greatest songwriter who has ever lived.

Source: Peter Lake Sounds LLC



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Remembering a Legend: The Extraordinary Journey of Bollywood’s Most Beloved Comic Genius

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Remembering a Legend: The Extraordinary Journey of Bollywood’s Most Beloved Comic Genius

Remembering a Legend: The Extraordinary Journey of Bollywood’s Most Beloved Comic Genius

He was an engineering professor who became a cinematic institution. Born in Kabul and raised in the bustling lanes of Mumbai, the man who would go on to grace over 300 Hindi and Urdu films spent his early adult years teaching mathematics at a college of engineering — a far cry from the glittering world of Bollywood that would eventually claim him as one of its greatest treasures.

His pathway into entertainment came through the stage. A theatre performance that caught the eye of a well-known comedian ultimately led to an introduction with legendary actor Dilip Kumar, setting the wheels in motion for a screen career that would span nearly five decades. His cinematic debut arrived in 1973, opposite Rajesh Khanna in a courtroom role that hinted at the commanding presence audiences would come to adore.

Through the 1970s, insiders note, he carved a reliable niche as an authority figure, a menacing villain, or a scene-stealing supporting player alongside some of the era’s biggest names. His flamboyant turn as a crime overlord and a haunting appearance as a Sufi mystic in a celebrated 1978 classic remain standout moments from that formative period, entertainment circles say.

The 1980s brought meatier roles and expanded creative territory. He headlined several films written specifically around his talents, while simultaneously cementing relationships with the decade’s top-billed stars across action, drama, and family entertainers.

Then came his true coronation. Sources reveal that from the late 1980s through the 1990s, he transformed into one of Hindi cinema’s most irresistible comic forces. Paired frequently with Govinda in a string of blockbuster comedies, his razor-sharp delivery, gift for physical humour, and ability to inhabit larger-than-life characters — overbearing fathers, scheming relatives, bumbling officials — made him utterly unmissable. A Filmfare Best Comedian win, multiple nominations, and awards for his dialogue writing further cemented his legendary status.

Critics note that his versatility extended well beyond laughs. He navigated action, social drama, and political narratives with equal ease, working across both Hindi and South Indian productions. Television also beckoned, with memorable stints in popular comedy series keeping him firmly in the public eye.

Honoured posthumously with the Padma Shri — India’s fourth-highest civilian award — in 2019, and having departed the world on New Year’s Eve 2018 following a prolonged illness, his legacy endures through a vast and irreplaceable body of work that continues to delight audiences across generations.

  • Entertainment Desk, Studio Carry On Harry

Editor’s Verdict

Few careers in Hindi cinema carry the quiet lesson this one does — that genuine talent refuses to be boxed in. An engineering professor who became a Filmfare-winning comedian, a stage actor who outgrew every category the industry tried to place him in, a man who could unsettle you as a villain on Friday and have you helpless with laughter by Sunday. What his journey quietly tells the industry is that formal training in performance is never the only door in, and that longevity belongs to those willing to reinvent without ever losing the core of what makes them watchable. The Padma Shri arriving posthumously is bittersweet — recognition that came just a little too late for him to hold.

Beyond the headlines, the greatest comic performers are rarely celebrated while they still have time to bow.

Studio Ki Raye

Mehmood Johnny Lever, ya koi bhi naam lo — lekin yeh khabar jo silently ek badi baat keh rahi hai woh yeh hai ki Bollywood ne apne supporting actors ke saath hamesha ek stepchild jaisa sulook kiya hai. Ek aadmi jo 300 se zyada films deta hai, Govinda ke saath ek ke baad ek blockbuster comedy hit karta hai, aur Padma Shri bhi milti hai — toh *posthumously*. Yeh recognition ka pattern Bollywood mein tragic roop se familiar hai. Industry ke liye yeh ek reminder hai ki comic actors aur character artists ko sirf nostalgia mein nahi, unke jeete ji celebrate karna chahiye — kyunki woh heroes ke chamak ke peeche woh mortar hote hain jisse poori film ki wall khadi rehti hai.


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Bhai Tera Star Hai Day 7 Box Office: Raghav Juyal Film Stalls at ₹1.06 Crore

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Bhai Tera Star Hai Day 7 Box Office: Raghav Juyal Film Stalls at ₹1.06 Crore

Bhai Tera Star Hai Day 7 Box Office: Raghav Juyal’s Solo Lead Debut Stalls at ₹1.06 Crore — 2 Crore Lifetime Unlikely

Studio CarryOnHarry Entertainment Desk | 7 August 2026

Raghav Juyal’s much-anticipated solo lead debut, Bhai Tera Star Hai, has had a deeply disappointing theatrical run. After completing its first seven days at the India box office, the film has mustered a cumulative net collection of just ₹1.06 crore — making a ₹2 crore lifetime total look increasingly out of reach.

A Milestone Debut That Failed to Connect

For Raghav Juyal, Bhai Tera Star Hai represents a deeply personal achievement. It marks his first-ever feature film as a solo leading man — a milestone that took him 16 years of working in the industry to reach.

Known for his breakout antagonist role in the 2024 action thriller Kill, Juyal had built significant goodwill among audiences. His comic timing and expressive style had earned him a loyal following. Yet, despite that goodwill, the film has failed to translate fan affection into ticket sales.

Bhai Tera Star Hai Box Office: Day-by-Day Breakdown

The film opened on a subdued note and never recovered momentum. Here’s how the first-week numbers stacked up:

  • Day 1: ₹0.25 crore
  • Day 2: ₹0.25 crore
  • Day 3: ₹0.20 crore
  • Day 4: ₹0.21 crore
  • Day 5: ₹0.06 crore
  • Day 6: ₹0.05 crore
  • Day 7: ₹0.04 crore
  • Total Week 1 Net: ₹1.06 crore

The film opened approximately 80% lower than Juyal’s previous outing Kill on its debut day — a stark contrast that underlines the challenge of carrying a film as a solo lead versus playing a scene-stealing supporting role.

What Went Wrong?

Negative Reviews and Stiff Competition

Critical reception for Bhai Tera Star Hai has been largely unfavourable, with reviewers noting that the comedy failed to land despite Juyal’s natural flair for humour. Poor word-of-mouth choked any chance of a weekend revival.

The film also faced the added burden of clashing with Spider-Man: Brand New Day, a major Hollywood tentpole that dominated multiplex screens and squeezed the Bollywood comedy’s screen share significantly.

Screen Count Has Already Collapsed

According to verified box office tracking data, the film’s screen count has shrunk by over 40% compared to its opening day — a clear signal from exhibitors that audience demand simply isn’t there. This level of screen reduction after just one week typically signals the film’s theatrical chapter is drawing to a close.

Can Bhai Tera Star Hai Cross ₹2 Crore Lifetime?

In Bollywood, a film’s opening week is its strongest. With Bhai Tera Star Hai collecting only ₹1.06 crore in seven days, crossing the ₹2 crore lifetime mark now appears highly improbable. Industry observers tracking entertainment industry coverage widely agree that Week 2 collections will be negligible at best.

This will in all likelihood be the film’s final week in theatres, with a digital streaming release expected to follow shortly.

Studio COH Perspective

Raghav Juyal’s box office struggle with Bhai Tera Star Hai raises a question Bollywood needs to answer honestly: is the industry doing enough to build new solo stars, or does it keep setting them up without the right vehicles? A comedian with 16 years of hustle deserved better script support. As we follow Bollywood’s top stories, this one serves as a reminder that star power alone — without story — rarely survives the box office.

– Entertainment Desk, Studio Carry On Harry

Background & Timeline

Raghav Juyal is a dancer and actor who first gained national attention through reality television dance competitions. He spent over a decade building a following before landing his breakout dramatic role as the chilling antagonist in the 2024 action film Kill. That performance earned him widespread critical praise. Bhai Tera Star Hai marks his first feature film as a solo lead — a career milestone 16 years in the making — making its disappointing box office performance all the more difficult to absorb.

Studio CarryOnHarry Perspective

At Studio Carry On Harry, we believe Raghav Juyal’s box office stumble with Bhai Tera Star Hai is less a reflection of his talent and more a commentary on Bollywood’s ongoing struggle to build new solo stars with the right material. His villain work in Kill proved he can command the screen. What this week’s numbers really expose is the gap between audience affection for a performer and their willingness to buy tickets for a poorly reviewed comedy. The industry must do better by its emerging talent.

What’s Next?

Watch for Bhai Tera Star Hai‘s official OTT streaming announcement, expected within the coming weeks given the film’s early theatrical exit. Raghav Juyal’s next project choices will also be closely monitored — industry insiders will be keen to see whether he pivots back to ensemble or supporting roles, or persists with solo lead vehicles.

Editor’s Verdict

Sixteen years is a long time to wait for your name above the title, and when the moment finally arrives, the film has to do its share of the heavy lifting too. Raghav Juyal clearly has the talent — Kill proved that beyond any argument — but talent in a supporting role and talent carrying an entire film are two very different demands, and the industry routinely confuses the two. Dropping an unfancied Bollywood comedy against a Spider-Man release compounds the problem further; that scheduling decision alone deserves scrutiny. The numbers here are not a verdict on Juyal as a performer. They are a verdict on how carelessly the industry sometimes handles the debuts it claims to celebrate. Beyond the headlines, a star is only as strong as the machinery built around him — and in this case, the machinery let the man down long before audiences ever got the chance to.


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