वीडियो : जंगली जानवरों के बीच पली-बढ़ी 'मोगली गर्ल' अब बन रही इंसान

वीडियो : जंगली जानवरों के बीच पली-बढ़ी 'मोगली गर्ल' अब बन रही इंसान

उत्तर प्रदेश के बहराइच जिले में हजारों एकड़ में फैले घनघोर जंगल में जानवरों के बीच से पुलिस को एक ऐसी बच्ची ('मोगली गर्ल') मिली है, जो जानवरों की तरह ही हरकतें करती है और वैसी ही आवाजें भी निकालती है.

जनपद बहराइच में मोतीपुर पुलिस को रात में गश्त के दौरान जंगल में ऐसी लड़की मिली, जो जानवरों के बीच रहती थी. पुलिस के जवानों ने उसे बंदरों के बीच से निकालकर जिला अस्पताल पहुंचाया, जहां लड़की का इलाज किया जा रहा है. इलाज के बाद उसमें अब थोड़ा बदलाव देखा जा रहा है. लड़की जंगल में पुलिस को बिना कपड़ों के मिली थी.

एसआई सुरेश यादव 25 जनवरी को कतर्नियाघाट सेंक्चुरी के मोतीपुर रेंज में गश्त कर रहे थे. मोतीपुर थानाध्यक्ष राम अवतार यादव ने बताया कि जब पुलिस टीम रेंज के खपरा वन चौकी के पास पहुंची तभी जंगल में बंदरों से घिरी एक निर्वस्त्र चार वर्षीय बच्ची दिखाई दी. निर्जन वन में अकेली बच्ची को देख पुलिस कर्मी दंग रह गए.

एसआई सुरेश ने उसे साथ लाना चाहा तो बंदर विरोध पर उतर आए और चीखना शुरू कर दिया. बच्ची भी पुलिस कर्मियों को देख बंदरों की तरह ही चीखने लगी, लेकिन पुलिस कर्मियों ने कड़ी मशक्कत के बाद उसे साथ लिया और जिला अस्पताल लाकर भर्ती कराया. बच्ची के शरीर पर जंगली जानवरों के काटने के जख्म थे. बच्ची न तो इंसानी भाषा समझ पाती है और न ही बोल पाती है. फिलहाल डॉक्टर उसका इलाज कर रहे हैं.
लेकिन डॉक्टरों को देखते ही वह चिल्ला उठती है, जिसकी वजह से मेडिकल व नर्सिंग स्टाफ को इलाज में काफी दिक्कतों का सामना करना पड़ रहा है.

एसओ राम अवतार ने बताया कि इस मामले में न तो कोई केस दर्ज है और ना ही उसके परिजनों का अता-पता चल रहा है.Read more

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Disney's Jungle Book roars to Rs 100 crore in 10 days

Mowgli and his jungle friends are charting cinema history in India as Disney's The Jungle Book has entered the coveted Rs 100-crore club in only 10 days since its release. The film, which made its way to the Indian screens on April 8, a week ahead of its release in the US, has collected Rs 101.82 crore at the Indian box office.
It is only the second Hollywood import to do so, the first being last year's Furious 7, which collected Rs 106 crore in its lifetime in India.
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The Jungle Book was released in four languages in India - Hindi, English, Tamil and Telugu, across formats like 2D, 3D and 3D IMAX. For the Hindi dub, the studio roped in Bollywood heavyweights like Priyanka Chopra (Ka), Nana Patekar (Sher Khan) and Irrfan Khan (Baloo), apart from recreating the famous title song of the famous Doordarshan show - Jungle Jungle Baat Chali Hai… The strategy paid off well, as 54 per cent of the film's total collections have come from the Indian languages.
Amrita Pandey, vice-president - studios, Disney India, says, "We are thrilled that our conviction in the movie has paid off. Right from the call to release it in India a week before (the US), to the way it has been marketed, things have worked out fine. I think this sets a precedent on treating Hollywood films in India. Of course, not every film will lend itself so seamlessly to localisation but if you pick the right film, there is a lot of scope for Hollywood films in India."

She adds that having a robust voice cast for Hindi has helped widen the audience scope, and encouraged repeat viewing of the film. "Many people who have seen the film in English want to see it a second time in Hindi. The film has a deep connect with India not only because the story is set here, but also because entire generations have grown up watching Mowgli's adventures on TV. In fact, multiplex properties that usually do not run Hindi dub prints of Hollywood movies have started multiple shows, seeing the response to the dub versions nationally," says Pandey. Read More.

Fan to release in 3,000 screens in India

After 3.5 years, Shah Rukh Khan (SRK) is back with the studio largely responsible for his rise to stardom — Yash Raj Films (YRF), for the April 15 release Fan. Before this, Khan starred in YRF founder Yash Chopra’s swansong directorial venture Jab Tak Hai Jaan in 2012 which went on to make more than Rs 100 crore at the box office.

Times have changed now however, and a Rs 100 crore collection figure is no longer a recipe or assurance of profitability. In this case, the movie will need to cross the double century mark, since the cost of production and marketing is around Rs 105 crore. In order to make profits, Fan will need to make more than Rs 210 crore.

Releasing in 3000 screens in India and 700 screens abroad, analysts believe that the film can make around Rs 8 to 20 crore on the first day, it being a bank holiday and summer vacation time at schools and colleges. However collections from the second day will depend on word of mouth and social media response. If all goes to plan, the film should be able to make around Rs 55-60 crore in the first weekend say trade pundits.

Suniel Wadhwa, independent distributor and box office analyst says, “SRK-YRF are teaming up forFan after Jab Tak Hain Jaan directed by Yash Chopra. Fan is the fourth film under banner of YRF which is being directed by Maneesh Sharma. The teaser and main trailer have attracted the audience and looks promising as it has already created a buzz among moviegoers and diehard SRK fans.” This will beShah Rukh Khan first thriller after Don 2 which released in 2011. Fans and audiences in general seem to be looking forward to seeing King Khan in a role that is not only romantic and/or slapstick.

Shaaminder Malik, an independent distributor and trade analyst for North India, however is sceptical of the film’s chances. “Being the solo release on a festival weekend, the film will get a decent opening. But beyond that, it is tricky. Barring one song, the music hasn’t really taken off. With The Jungle Book doing so well, the content offering of Fan will have to be very good to draw more audiences. Let’s wait and see how it goes.”Read More.