Nov 12 2009
It will be released worldwide on December 3. It also happens to be Himesh’s third film as an actor. Acting itself is Himesh third profession. He started of as a music director, went to on sing many hit songs and then turned actor. And last but not the least the producer of Radio has already earned Rs 30 lakhs profit over and above the cost of six crores by selling the music, satellite and video rights.
Nov 11 2009
“My remuneration of Radio is Mumbai territory & 50% of all profits” – Himesh
Profit for all, loss for none
This time around, Himesh Reshammiya ‘s strategy is quite clear. Unlike Karzzzz where high price of the film resulted in a flop tag being associated with inside the opening weekend itself, Radio comes with one line vision of ‘Profit for all and loss for none. “We don’t want to get into a situation where just a single person earns”, says Himesh who, along with the makers of Radio, has formulated a model where everyone in the value chain earns well, “In case of Karzzzz, only Bhushan Kumar earned but BIG Pictures lost. I want a different scenario for Radio. This is why the film has been sold at the kind of price which would be easy to recover and also result in profits to be earned.”
Nov 10 2009
On Monday morning, Himesh Reshammiya and others associated with Radio were in for a surprise. They woke up with a news break which declared that the running length of Radio was 3 hours. In the times when shorter movies are ruling the roost and anything above 2.5 hours is considered to be nothing less than sacrilege, it was but natural that a news item like this was a cause for worry. More so because it had no truth to it.
Nov 08 2009
Any ticket sales will make the film show a profit!
Radio, starring Himesh Reshammiya, was made at a budget of 6 crore. The film has already recovered the amount spent by selling the music, satellite and video rights. Now, whatever money the film makes in form of ticket sales, will mean a profit for the producers.
Nov 07 2009
Kahe Rahi Awaraagiye…Koi Na Koi Chahe…
Hello Reshammiyans >:D<
Thanks to all of you who have voted for this week's Song of the Week! It is none other than "Koi Na Koi Chahe" - the 4th most popular song from Himeshji's next film "Radio: Love on Air"!
Background of the Song
A duet sung by Himeshji & Shreya Ghosal, “Koi Na Koi Chahe” is very unique and innovative composition by Himeshji. It has been sung in his middle-octave range & it even features Shreya singing in a range slightly lower than she has done before – this has helped to make the combination just perfect. A song that talks about the longing-ness of a loved-one “Koi Na Koi Chahe” takes the listener through a journey of lonliness, pain and love.
The promo has been picturised on Himeshji, Shenaz & Sonal. It deals with the “incompatibility” issue and at the end shows Himeshji saying that “every problem has a solution”.
Tell us your thoughts about the song here 
Enjoy!
Let’s Rock!
Jem & Sunny
Nov 04 2009
Hello Reshammiyans >:D<
The latest promo to be on air from Radio is “Koi Na Koi Chahe”- it is playing on Zoom/Channel V/MTV in India & can be viewed at HR TV under the Radio playlist Don’t forget to check out 3 new dialogue promos which have also been added to HR TV
Tell us your thoughts about the promo here Enjoy!
Let’s Rock!
Jem & Sunny
Nov 02 2009
Bollywood singer and actor, Himesh Reshamiya, is all set to don a new hat – that of a Radio Mirchi RJ, for seven whole days!
Himesh, who plays RJ Vivaan in his to be released film ‘RADIO’ will now be heard RJ’ing on his own show ‘Mann ka Radio’ from Sunday 1st November to Saturday 7th November only on Radio Mirchi 98.3 FM! RJ Himesh has been trained by none other than the talented and versatile Radio Mirchi RJs.
Nov 01 2009
Himesh Reshammiya loves beating his son to PS3 games while discussing their week on Sundays…
• A cup of black coffee… is a must to begin my Sunday mornings. This is usually followed by cornflakes with cold milk.
• A leisurely bath… is then followed by my regular prayers.
• My hobby… is my profession. So composing a song over a Sunday doesn’t feel like work. In fact, some of my best songs have been composed on Sundays. Point of fact, Mann ka Radio (my 500th composition) was also composed on a Sunday. I was humming the tune all day, while chilling with my friend and lyricist Subrat. Based on the tune, Subrat fitted words to go along with it. In the evening I called my musicians over to jam and we recorded the song the very next day.
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