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Talking with Subhash K Jha, Darsheel Safary reminisces about his second film Bumm Bumm Bole, which released in 2010.

Darsheel, May 14 marks 15 years of your first post-Taare Zameen Par release?

15 years of Bumm Bumm Bole! Time really does fly. Shooting for it right after Taare Zameen Par was such a memorable experience. I was still quite young, and everything felt new and exciting. I wouldn’t say I got “star treatment” in the typical sense—but yes, there was definitely a sense of familiarity and warmth from the crew after Tzp. I felt looked after, and that made a huge difference.

What was it like being directed by Priyadarshan?

Working with Priyadarshan sir was a total learning curve. His energy and pace on set was infectious, and he had such a clear vision of what he wanted. I remember how precise he was—even with the emotions. We hardly wasted any time.

New Delhi, May 17 – Child actor Darsheel Safary, who earned kudos for his portrayal of a dyslexic child in Aamir Khan’s ‘Taare Zameen Par’, has failed to attract footfalls with his latest outing ‘Bumm Bumm Bole’. Experts blame it on the lack of star power.

Produced by Percept Picture Company and directed by Priyadarshan, the movie also stars Atul Kulkarni, Rituparna Sengupta and newcomer child actor Ziyah Vastani.

”Bumm Bumm Bole’ is a very emotional movie. Darsheel has done a good role. The content is good.

Majid Majidi's Children Of Heaven comes down to earth in an endearing spiral of the spellbinding and the sensitive.

Let's not get unnecessarily and unjustly nostalgic about the original Iranian film. This remake, done up in shades of terrorism in the idyllic North-east (region unspecified) is so lyrically lush in its visuals and so gently evocative in treatment that the original material is forgotten ten minutes into the narrative.

A great deal of the credit for the film's immense intense but toned-down impact must go to the children, Darsheel Safary no longer the pouty buck-teethed moppet from Taare Zameen Par, and little Ziyah Vastani who's quite easily the most delightful new discovery of the year. Ziyah in fact steals many scenes from under her brilliant co-star's nose. If he minds it, he doesn't show it.

Darsheel and little Ziyah create an intangible and secret world of hushed wonderment and...

Film: ‘Bumm Bumm Bole’; Cast: Atul Kulkarni, Darsheel Safary, Ziyah Vastani, Rituparna Sengupta; Director: Priyadarshan; Rating: ***

Iranian filmmaker Majid Majidi’s ‘Children Of Heaven’ comes down to earth in an endearing spiral of the spell-binding and the sensitive.

Let’s not get unnecessarily and unjustly nostalgic about the original Iranian film. This remake, done up in shades of terrorism in the idyllic northeast (region unspecified) is so lyrically lush in its visuals and so gently evocative in treatment that the original material is forgotten 10 minutes into the narrative.

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Five-year-old Ziyah Vastani, is making her big movie debut with Darsheel, playing his younger sister in Priyadarshan’s Bumm Bumm Bole. Previously seen in ad campaigns for Horlicks and Pepsodent, Ziyah and her twin Zaynah, are popular television faces.Ziyah, who’s already played a small role in Ram Gopal Varma’s Contract, is excited about acting. “I love to play different roles and wear all interesting clothes. It’s very exciting. I love watching movies,” says the chirpy five-year-old. ...

After getting kudos from critics and audiences for his portrayal of a dyslexic child in Aamir Khan's Taare Zameen Par, child actor Darsheel Safary returns to the big screen with Bumm Bumm Bole, which releases Friday. A remake of Majid Majidi's Iranian film Children of Heaven, which was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film, Bumm Bumm Bole has been re-modelled as per Indian standards. Produced by Percept Picture Company and directed by Priyadarshan, it also stars Atul Kulkarni, Rituparna Sengupta and newcomer Ziyah Vastani. "The pivotal essence of 'Bumm Bumm Bole' is a unique brother-sister relationship. ...

New Delhi, May 10 – After getting kudos from critics and audiences for his portrayal of a dyslexic child in Aamir Khan’s ‘Taare Zameen Par’, child actor Darsheel Safary returns to the big screen with ‘Bumm Bumm Bole’, which releases Friday.

A remake of Majid Majidi’s Iranian film ‘Children of Heaven’, which was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film, ‘Bumm Bumm Bole’ has been re-modelled as per Indian standards.

Produced by Percept Picture Company and directed by Priyadarshan, it also stars Atul Kulkarni, Rituparna Sengupta and newcomer Ziyah Vastani.

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May 7, 2010:Darsheel Safary and Ziyah Vastani, the talented duo who stars in Bumm Bumm Bole visited Big Cinemas R city Mall to kick start the 3 day Mother’s Day celebration.

Big cinemas salute the spirit of Motherhood. Mother’s are most happy when they see their child happy and hence Big Cinemas has a line up of various activities which are lined up for the kids and their Moms. Starting May 7 special mother’s day merchandise will be given out on each transaction that is taken. Mother’s Day postcards and promise coupons will be distributed from Box Office as freebies on every booking.

Mumbai, April 10 – The star cast of the upcoming Bollywood film ‘Bumm Bumm Bole’ unveiled its first look here on Friday.

‘Bumm Bumm Bole’ is a poignant story of two siblings and the dilemmas they face in life. How they fight their way to overcome it has been shown in the film.

Directed by Priyadarshan, Bumm Bumm Bole stars child actors Darsheel Safary and Ziyah Vastani.

After disclosing about the film to media, Director Priyadarshan described his film as a family entertainer just like his other films.

“In one word, ‘Bumm Bumm Bole’, I will call it another entertainer I made. Only the difference is that this time there is no .