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3rd film for ruslaan

After directing Abhishek, Anil and Fardeen in Om Jai Jagdish, Anupam is again moving forward to direct his second film. "It would be a romantic film featuring Ruslaan Mumtaz. He's an ex-student from my acting school, and my proudest product so far. For my second attempt at direction I needed a face that was sensitive and vulnerable," reveals Anupam.

Anupam toyed with the idea of casting Ruslaan after the young actor's appearance in Mera Pehle Pehla Pyar got him encouraging reports. "But the clincher for me was the boy's second film Tere Sang which Satish Kaushik is directing for our production company. Ruslaan's confidence level, his dancing and emoting were just right for the character I've in mind."

Ruslaan Mumtaaz back to Jainhind College

It was quite a nostalgic feeling for alumni, actor Ruslaan Mumtaaz of MP3 fame and model-n-actor Aryan Vaid, who participated in a fashion show at their Jaihind college at Churchgate in Mumbai.

RUSLAAN ON ORKUT

ruslaan fan club
http://www.orkut.com/Community.aspx?cmm=32834874

tere sang the movie
http://www.orkut.com/Community.aspx?cmm=33976006

mera pehla pehla pyaar 2
http://www.orkut.com/Community.aspx?cmm=36359455

mp3 muzik luverz
http://www.orkut.com/Community.aspx?cmm=34402567

sheena-teresang heroine
http://www.orkut.com/Community.aspx?cmm=34443123

hazel-the mp3 gal
http://www.orkut.com/Community.aspx?cmm=30871765

also srk with long hair
http://www.orkut.com/Community.aspx?cmm=36324431

ruslaan on the move(indiatimes)

The newcomer regrets the fact that he couldn't showcase his dancing skills in his debut film.
The Mera Pehla Pehla Pyar (MP3) kiddie heart-throb Ruslaan hates the fact that his debut film offered him no chance to dance. "Everyone from Hrithik Roshan to Shahid Kapur did a lot of dancing in their debut film. What about me? I've trained with Shiamak," says Ruslaan who was spotted earlier this week watching his debut film at a downtown theatre. Ruslaan finally got to dance at a Bollywood event in Yorkshire. "I trained with Anupam Kherji for acting and with Shiamak Davar for dancing. Like every wannabe I wanted to dance on screen in my first film. Unfortunately my debut film MP3 has very little dancing unless you count that bit of an improvised jig I do on the bed in one of the scenes." Ruslaan performed an item with Sheena, his co-star in his next film Tere Sang, the event in Yorkshire. "It was my first stage performance and I can't say I wasn't nervous. But I do enjoy dancing, and I do it reasonably well," says the youngster. The level-headed 24-year old has his own take on stardom. "It's not enough for kids to like me. The film has to work in totality. I feel MP3 isn't the usual soppy and unbelievable love story. So many scenes have happened to me and to my director Robby," he says. Being character-actress Anjana Mumtaz's son didn't help Ruslaan. "I discovered I had no advantage. I was always interested in acting I started from scratch. I auditioned for MP3. I wanted to start with something more mainstream. But the minute I read the MP3 script I knew that was what I wanted to do. As for my second film, I thought Satish Kaushikji would make a masala film. But Tere Sang has also turned out to be quite different from the conventional love story in Hindi." Speaking on his two co-stars so far, Ruslaan says, "Hazel and I had done an ad together. I knew they were looking out for someone who was like Hazel. So I recommended her. In Tere Sang, I've Sheena who's the daughter of my mother's colleague (Sadhana Singh). Very frankly it makes no difference to me who my costar is. I'm focused only on my work. I can be paired with anybody." Any fears for the future? "I just don't want to end up as an also-ran. And by the way, my surname Mumtaz doesn't come from my mother. That's my father's surname," he says.