Back home and it's about time... sleep. Its about 4.45 am. Put my head on the pillow and the next moment... zzzzzzzzzzz

5.30 am: Trrrinng trrring - a wake-up call and my eyes refuse to open. Feels like a ton of bricks to lift.

6 am: Ready to leave for the airport. Get in the car and zzzzzzzz

6.30 am: Airport - met the producers of Rann, Mr sheetal and Mr Madhu, RGV and Gul Panag. We are on our way to Delhi.

7 am: On the Kingfisher flight. I sit on my seat and Zzzzzzzzz

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& watch Ritesh expose Mumbai's water hitch & piracy.

Notwithstanding the fact by means of the intention of the picture has given Ritesh simply the instance to be a writing table journo, Ritesh took his responsibility a step further as well as moved it on to bona fide life where he investigated pilferage of water as well as consumption of hose down in Mumbai along in the midst of touched appealing video piracy by means of the intention of is a bane to Bollywood.

On his enterprise he originate out with the meaning of slum dwellers create holes in pipelines to acquire water as well as the aperture lets water leak each as well as every one day wide-ranging.

“We can put together the separation if we act consistently,” says Ritesh. “Each of us can as well as is supposed to put up a commencement from within.”

The Rann fever seems to have spread seriously. As the film is waiting for its release on 29th Jan, the media is just behind the latest update of this media-centric film.

While actors go extend to get into the skin of their characters, Riteish Deshmukh is said to have gone step ahead by actually living in his character in Rann. In this Ram Gopal Varma’s directorial Riteish plays investigative journalist, a role that is quite different from the ones he has played so far.


The reel life character in fact has inspired the actor a lot in real life as well. “When during the film promotion, I actually went and did the job of an investigative journalist,” said Riteish, “It wasn’t easy to get to places where the actual events happened, to persuade people to shoot at locations that mattered. It was a different experience.”

Ritesh Deshmukh continues to be in information. Just three months backside it was all in relation to ALADIN as well as these days with RANN surrounding the curve, he stays on in public interest.

In the intervening time, his individual life has been spoken in relation to at span as well with his 'good acquaintance from beginning to end Genelia D'Souza continuing to be a matter of consideration. One wonders whether constant questions on the subject of this topic in fastidious irk him to any extent?

"I am second-hand to all of this at the present as well as moreover also broken in to what people determination asks", Riteish gives elsewhere that tender grin here, "I am very easy to talk to as well as as a journalist, and you are without charge to ask me several answer.

Buzzzzzzzz - I wake up to an alarm . I struggle but the alarm's getting louder. THUD! I stop it and look at the time. It is..

9 am: Sorry guys, am ashamed to have an alarm to get up at 9 am. But since am up, need to get to my daily rituals- CAN I HAVE MY PAPERS PLEASE?

9.30 am: No response - I shout again (a bit louder) CAN I HAVE MY PAPERS PLEASE?
Ooops... had forgotten its one of after those days when the print press is on a holiday. 26th Jan. So, no papers today

10.30 am: Am ready and off for a breakfast meet at the Four Seasons.

11.30 am: Construction Site visit for a friend of mine whose apartment I am designing. A man with great taste.

1 pm: On my way to Andheri from Siddhivinayak. Wake me up, please.

2.30 pm: I have finally reached Andheri: RGVs office

"I play an investigative journalist in 'Rann' and there is a sting operation that I do. I've never done it before in my life. But it was good fun. There is this constant fear of getting caught. But when we are at the receiving end, it doesn't feel too great," Riteish told us in an interview.

The 31-year-old plays Purab Shastri in 'Rann', which is an attempt by the director Ram Gopal Varma to "expose the media".

Riteish, who has been mostly seen in comic roles in films like 'Bluffmaster', 'Heyy Babyy', 'Dhamaal' and 'Do Knot Disturb', has sported a completely new look in the film.

From his fairly long locks, he has opted for a crew cut so that he looks serious enough for the role.

"Whenever people see me, they think that I am going to come on screen and make them laugh because I have been attached to comedy movies and comic characters. I get a lot of mails and lot of Tweets (messages on Twitter) from people saying, 'We are waiting to see you make us laugh.' So I thought if I am playing a serious role, people should take me seriously and that required a certain look.