Salman Khan who will be seen entertaining fans as Chulbul Panday in the upcoming film 'Dabangg 3'&nbsp;wrapped up the shooting. 
 
Bollywood's 'Bajrangi Bhaijaan'&nbsp;uploaded a video on Twitter where he can be seen speaking about the last day of the shoot and also paid tribute to late veteran actor Vinod Khanna whose birthday happens to be on the same day of their pack up. 
 
The character of Chulbul's father Prajapati Pandey which was played by the veteran actor is now being played by his brother Pramod Khanna.

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Salman who can be seen with the entire crew of the film along with the director Prabhu Deva remembered the late actor. 
 
"Today was the last day of Dabangg 3 and the happiest part is that today is the birthday of our V.K sir that is Vinod Khanna sir. So today is our Prajapati Panday's birthday and it happens to coincide with the pack up of our film," Salman can be heard saying in the video. 
 
'Dabangg 3'&nbsp;is being helmed by Prabhu Deva. The film marks the second collaboration between Salman and the director. The two have previously worked together in 2009 hit 'Wanted'. 
 
As per media reports, Arbaaz will once again be seen playing Makkhi in the film.The movie is being produced under the banner of Salman Khan Films and Arbaaz Khan Production. It is scheduled to release on December 20, this year.

Salman Khan who will be seen entertaining fans as Chulbul Panday in the upcoming film 'Dabangg 3' wrapped up the shooting. Bollywood's 'Bajrangi Bhaijaan' uploaded a video on Twitter where he can be seen speaking about the last day of the shoot and also paid tribute to late veteran actor Vinod Khanna whose birthday happens to be on the same day of their pack up.

Salman Khan who will be seen entertaining fans as Chulbul Panday in the upcoming film 'Dabangg 3' wrapped up the shooting. Bollywood's 'Bajrangi Bhaijaan' uploaded a video on Twitter where he can be seen speaking about the last day of the shoot and also paid tribute to late veteran actor Vinod Khanna whose birthday happens to be on the same day of their pack up. The character of Chulbul's father Prajapati Pandey which was played by the veteran actor is now being played by his brother Pramod Khanna. #Dabangg3 pic.twitter.com/VZecKOtaYD — Chulbul Pandey (@BeingSalmanKhan) October 6, 2019 × Salman who can be seen with the entire crew of the film along with the director Prabhu Deva remembered the late actor. "Today was the last day of Dabangg 3 and the happiest part is that today is the birthday of our V.K sir that is Vinod Khanna sir. So today is our Prajapati Panday's birthday and it happens to coincide with the pack up of our film," Salman can be heard saying in the video. 'Dabangg 3' is being helmed by Prabhu Deva. The film marks the second collaboration between Salman and the director. The two have previously worked together in 2009 hit 'Wanted'. As per media reports, Arbaaz will once again be seen playing Makkhi in the film.The movie is being produced under the banner of Salman Khan Films and Arbaaz Khan Production. It is scheduled to release on December 20, this year.

Salman Khan wraps up shooting of 'Dabangg 3', pays tribute to late actor Vinod Khanna

In an experiment that acknowledges the modern era&#39;s shortening attention spans, mandolin virtuoso Avi Avital on Monday launched a concerto for Instagram with movements of 15 seconds. 
 
The Israeli artist, who has led a revival of his instrument and regularly plays premier classical venues, posted the first of five movements of his &quot;InstaConcerto&quot;. 
 
Avital plans to post the subsequent movements of the concerto - composed by Slovak-born conductor and pianist Peter Breiner - each day on his Instagram account at @aviavital. 
 
&quot;We wanted to raise questions with this project, both about the artistic value of the composition within the given restrictions of the time-frame, and about the attention span of our generation and its relationship to classical music,&quot; Avital said in a statement. 
 
In Western classical music, the definition of a concerto has varied through history but is generally thought to consist of a soloist accompanied by an orchestra. 
 
Avital said he wanted to keep to 15 seconds to keep with the classic limits of Instagram. He performed the InstaConcerto with the Kremerata Baltica, an orchestra of young musicians from Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania. 
 
But classical music still values decorum more than other genres, with most concert halls frowning on audience members who use mobile telephones during performances. 
 
Avital has for several years been a regular presence in the world&#39;s leading concert halls as he both performs folk music and adapts the Western classical canon to the mandolin, a sort of plucked lute. 
 
He embraced the challenge of Instagram much like some writers saw possibilities in Twitter, which confines users to 140 characters. 
 
(AFP)

More classical musicians embrace social media as a way to promote themselves

In an experiment that acknowledges the modern era's shortening attention spans, mandolin virtuoso Avi Avital on Monday launched a concerto for Instagram with movements of 15 seconds. The Israeli artist, who has led a revival of his instrument and regularly plays premier classical venues, posted the first of five movements of his "InstaConcerto". Avital plans to post the subsequent movements of the concerto - composed by Slovak-born conductor and pianist Peter Breiner - each day on his Instagram account at @aviavital. "We wanted to raise questions with this project, both about the artistic value of the composition within the given restrictions of the time-frame, and about the attention span of our generation and its relationship to classical music," Avital said in a statement. In Western classical music, the definition of a concerto has varied through history but is generally thought to consist of a soloist accompanied by an orchestra. Avital said he wanted to keep to 15 seconds to keep with the classic limits of Instagram. He performed the InstaConcerto with the Kremerata Baltica, an orchestra of young musicians from Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania. But classical music still values decorum more than other genres, with most concert halls frowning on audience members who use mobile telephones during performances. Avital has for several years been a regular presence in the world's leading concert halls as he both performs folk music and adapts the Western classical canon to the mandolin, a sort of plucked lute. He embraced the challenge of Instagram much like some writers saw possibilities in Twitter, which confines users to 140 characters. (AFP)

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