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Indian cricket bonanza is massive hit
2008-06-02 09:31:00
The great Indian summer blockbuster has ended with a nail biting climax. In many ways, Sunday night's final of the Indian Premier League (IPL), cricket's most expensive and hyped carnival, mirrored vintage Bollywood fare. An unfancied, cut price team (Rajasthan), led by an ageing, semi-retired spin bowling wizard (Shane Warne), beat a pricey, aggressive rival (Chennai), led by one of the highest paid players in the game and Indian cricket's poster boy (MS Dhoni). It was the triumph of the underdog over the rich and resourceful and it went down to the wire (a last-ball win). And like in those films, some high-wire entertainment preceded and interspersed the serious business of cricket. Kinetic kitsch Starlets gyrated in various costumes to showcase "various cultures of India". Fire dancers, acrobats, contortionists, and guitarists and violinists gave the show a 'global' feel. The pyrotechnics were spectacular. The entertainment was Indiana Jones meets home-grow...
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Onscreen smoking ban: Bollywood's disapproving stance
2008-06-02 09:25:00
The Indian film fraternity is yet to be convinced about banning scenes showing tobacco consumption. Filmmakers continue to express concern over Health Minister Anbumani Ramadoss’ incessant furore over onscreen smoking the minister has been hitting out at the biggest of Bollywood bigwigs like Shah Rukh Khan and Amitabh Bachchan on the issue. Many feel such a ban will curb their creativity and that the government must seek other measures to dissuade people even though, according to some estimates, around 14% of students in India consume tobacco. ‘Heyy Babyy’ director Sajid Khan told: “I strongly oppose any ban that restricts freedom - do you really think people smoke because film stars smoke on screen and that people drink because we are shown drinking in films? Does terrorism happen because of films? I don’t think so. Films are meant to entertain, nobody takes them so seriously. I strongly oppose a ban.” Ditto for director Ravi Chopra who said: ...
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Long list of newcomers knocking on Bollywood's door
2008-06-02 09:23:00
It is raining newcomers with the list of wannabe cine stars growing by the day. After the likes of Mimoh Chakraborty and Sikander Kher, ready to bow in Bollywood this summer are Harman Baweja, Imran Khan, and Amita Pathak. While as many as three actors opened their innings on Bollywood Boulevard this Friday, the most significant debut was of Sikander, son of versatile and acclaimed actors Anupam and Kiron. Critics have given his acting prowess the thumbs up in "Woodstock Villa" that released on Friday. Sikander, who has been working in the industry since the age of 15, has also gone for acting workshops to hone his acting skills. A clear pointer that the industry is short of saleable stars and is flush with cash is that Sikander already has another film completed and ready for release. His next is "Summer 2007" by director Suhail Tatari that is likely to hit the silver screen in mid-June. The film also stars Gul Panag, Ashutosh Rana and Sachin Khedekar, among ...
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Bollywood Events Roundup: 12th-25th May
2008-05-31 08:12:00
Hello, my fellow Bolly-crazed peeps. Hope everyone enjoyed the first round of this ongoing feature. I once again bring to you the glitzy, glamorous and starry world of Bollywood as we recap a host of events that entertained us in the last couple of weeks. Sanjay Gupta threw a grand bash for his forthcoming film directed by Suparn Verma, Acid Factory. Verma debuted with Ek Khiladi Ek Haseena couple years back. The glittery event entertained the cast, crew and a few familiar faces from tinseltown. Acid Factory is set to release later this year.
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Premiere of Bollywood film Woodstock Villa held in Mumbai
2008-05-31 08:09:00
The grand premiere of Bollywood film ‘Woodstock Villa’, which marks the debut of Sikander Kher, the son of versatile actor Anupam Kher, and Debutant actress Neha Oberoi was held in Mumbai on Thursday. Sanjay Gupta, Shobha Kapoor and Sanjay Dutt have produced the film, which is a musical thriller. National award-winning director Hansal Mehta has directed the film. Hansal Mehta’s film stars Arbaaz Khan, Gulshan Grover and Shakti Kapoor besides many others. Woodstock Villa is a film about swiftly changing moralities in today’s world and breaks new ground with every twist. Music of the film has been rendered by Anu Malik and Shibani Kashyap while the lyrics have been penned by trio Virag Mishra, The Aryans and Manoj Muntashir. Speaking to the media during the premier of the movie was debutant actor Sikander Kher who said, I would like to say that we have really worked very hard for this film and whole life I have worked towards becoming an actor. I would request...
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Bollywood turns obsessive!
2008-05-31 08:07:00
Being in love can be bliss. But what happens when the love of your life loves you a little too much for comfort? Seeking or showering constant attention from/on your partner can be quite suffocating. Either way, certain lines, under the pretext of jealousy or suspicion, are never meant to be crossed. Even the seemingly infallible Bollywood stars have their share of grey days and blunders. While the grapevine is abuzz with rumours of Saif Ali Khan getting a tad too close for girlfriend Kareena's comfort, Jannat heroine Sonal Chauhan is still recovering from the public humiliation she faced at the hands of her beau. Previously too, Salman Khan's violent escapades with ex-flame Aishwarya Rai Bachchan made headlines. Art imitates life in larger-than proportions. And so, on-screen possessiveness has been effectively exaggerated in several movies. Be it Raj Kapoor and Rajesh Khanna's jealousy-inflicted husbands in Andaaz and Aap Ki Kasam or Raj Babbar and Amjad Khan's bad-boy obs...

Who is the next Bollywood queen?
2008-05-31 08:05:00
A couple of years ago, Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, Rani Mukerji and Preity Zinta were the ruling troika of queen bees in Bollywood . Almost overnight, you have new favourites Kareena Kapoor and Katrina Kaif being labelled as the soon-to-be queens, thanks to their box-office successes in recent months. Rani, who’s had a bad innings last year ( Ta Ra Rum Pum and Laaga Chunari Mein Daag ), was tinseltown’s blue-eyed girl until her films crashed at the box-office. Rumours of her marriage to Aditya Chopra didn’t go down well with the audience either. Close rival Preity seems to have shifted gear to meaningful films and has become a franchisee owner of IPL, giving her no time for films. The Bachchan bahu has wrapped up for Sarkar Raj co-starring hubby Abhishek, walked the red carpet in Cannes Film Festival again and is exploring fresher avenues in Hollywood. In such a scenario, it is inevitable that filmmakers would move on to newer stars who can offer bulk dates, commitm...
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IPL becomes Bollywood's latest blockbuster
2008-05-31 07:53:00
The stifling 95 degree heat in Mumbai this weekend cannot be purely put down to the onset of the southern Indian summer. The self-satisfied glow of the organisers of the hugely successful Indian Premier League must also be ratcheting up the temperature a degree or two. Built on a mountain of cash from some of India's richest individuals, the IPL began 44 days ago with a vision for the future that seemed almost as crackpot as the idea that India would boast one of the world's booming economies.Suspicion and scepticism greeted its beginning, but ever since Brendon McCullum set alight the opening match, the tournament has gathered strength and exceeded expectations. "It has been an unprecedented blockbuster," said one of the franchise owners, Vijay Mallya - and his Bangalore team bombed dismally. The tournament culminates in the IPL play-off weekend, ending with tomorrow's final, where the organisers will be desperate to show the world their gleaming new toy. VIPs gathered...
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I still learn from Shah Rukh: Rani
2008-05-30 07:48:00
Shah Rukh Khan tops her list of favourites. After a career spanning 12 years and 40 films, Shah Rukh is still the man who holds "a special place" in Rani Mukerji's professional life. "I was considered a newcomer in Kuch Kuch Hota Hai, but Shah Rukh never let me feel like one. The treatment he gave in spite of his superstar status then overwhelmed me," Rani, who made her debut with Raja Ki Aayegi Baarat in 1996, said. She said Shah Rukh had always guided her in the right direction and she had gained a lot from him. "I respect his dedication and the extra effort he puts towards his work. I still learn a lot from him," Rani adds.. The two have acted together in several films, including hits like Kuch Kuch Hota Hai, Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham, Chalte Chalte and Veer-Zaara. They were also together in the critically-acclaimed offbeat film Paheli, which was based on a short story written by Vijayadan Detha. When asked about her rapport with Saif Ali Khan,...
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Katrina Kaif: Wait & watch 'Jee Karda'
2008-05-30 07:44:00
Katrina Kaif has just returned from Egypt after shooting a song with her favourite co-star, Akshay Kumar, for the keenly awaited SINGH IS KINNG. And while Katrina is delighted with the way the song has shaped up, she is even more charmed by Egypt and its culture. 'It's among the most beautiful countries I have visited - the pyramids, the temples and the landscape are absolutely exotic. I even enjoyed the barbecue dinner on a boat on the Nile. We shot in a number of places and I've come back with fond memories of my trip.' Ask her about the song she shot, Jee Karda, she smiles, 'Wait and watch. It should be on air later this month. We shot at 4am every day to capture the light and it was scorching. To keep cool we would stay in shades and sip fruit juice or mint tea.'
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Jannat revives cricket in Bollywood
2008-05-30 07:37:00
Barring a select few like Lagaan and Chak De! India, movies based on the sports theme have hardly clicked at the box-office. But the Emraan Hashmi starrer Jannat, about match fixing in cricket, has proved the world wrong. Released with 317 prints on 700 screens across the country, the film produced by Mahesh and Mukesh Bhatt has completed two weeks and in Mumbai alone it has garnered more than Rs 20.5 million. The film's all India collection is about Rs 200 million and the movie has already made profits, considering that it was made on a modest budget of Rs 100 million. Approaching the third week of its run in 47 cinemas in Mumbai, it continues to draw house-full crowds. Ashok Ahuja, director of Percept Picture Company which is the distributor of the film, gave credit to the marketing strategy for its success. "The out of the box marketing strategy has played an important role in the success of the film. Though it had only one star, we changed the perception of the film thro...
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Bollywood speaks on
2008-05-30 07:36:00
The action on the field, the edge-of-the-seat, last-ball finishes bring out the boys in men watching the sport. While the sweat and dressing room gossip make women go weak in the knees. The Indian Premier League (IPL), which goes into its semi-final stage today, brought plenty of such excitement into our living rooms for the past month. Now the time has come to separate the champions from the also-rans, the men from boys. Which team will be the T20 championship winner, the final will decide on Sunday. But which IPL player wins the ladies’ vote for being the hottest player of the championship... BT will help you decide. And joining us in this task are some of Bollywood ’s hot and glamorous women who know a thing or two about men... if not cricketers. Sushmita Sen, an avid cricket enthusiast who’s been following the IPL with great gusto, says Shane Watson is the hottest cricket star emerging this year. “He is definitely hot. With a winning attitude and killer ...

Three newcomers begin Bollywood career this Friday
2008-05-30 07:31:00
Two Bollywood releases this Friday would mark the beginning of acting careers of three newcomers. All eyes are set on Sikander Kher , the son of Anupam Kher and Kiron Kher , who makes his film debut with Hansal Mehta’s movie Woodstock Villa along with another newcomer Neha Oberoi . Though Neha has previously acted in one of the short stories in Dus Kahaniyaan , she considers ‘Woodstock Villa’ her proper Bollywood launch. On the other hand, beautiful model Nisha Rawal is beginning her Bollywood innings in the romantic comedy Hastey Hastey opposite Jimmy Shergill . Let’s profile the three newbies and see how much potential each has got. Sikander Kher : Acting is in his DNA and he has worked in the film industry since his teens. At the age of 15, Sikander began as an apprentice under the master filmmaker Yash Chopra on his project Dil To Pagal Hai . Later he worked as an assistant to Sanjay Leela Bhansali during the making of Devdaas . To hone his acting skills,...
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When Bollywood meets Hollywood
2008-05-24 08:06:00
This looks like a plot straight out of a movie: a multibillionaire, in his penchant to strike big in whatever he does, goes out to strike a billion dollars worth of deals with industry players who are world famous. And that too at the cheapest of prices when most in the industry are struggling for funds in a global economic slowdown. The twist is, it happened for real early this week when Reliance Big Entertainment, the integrated media and entertainment arm of the US$75 billion-revenue Anil Dhirubhai Ambani Group owned by the sixth richest man in the world with a net worth of $40 billion said that it had entered into a slew of development deals with eight Hollywood -based production houses to make “at least” 10 films in the next two years at a cost of $1 billion.
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Zaetta's Bollywood career could take $1m dive: agent
2008-05-24 08:03:00
In a potential blow to Tania Zaetta's Bollywood career, claims she had sex with Australian soldiers in Afghanistan have made headlines in the Indian press. Two of the country's biggest newspapers - the Times of India and Hindustan Times - picked up the story overnight. It has also been mentioned on entertainment websites. The Department of Defence has apologised for the scandal and said it would investigate the leaking of the allegations, which were made in a briefing to Defence Minister Joel Fitzgibbon. Zaetta this morning was still "shattered'' by the scandal and the impact it would have on her Bollywood career, said her agent, Max Markson.
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Boyfriend arrested for slapping Sonal
2008-05-24 07:57:00
Sonal Chauhan, who debuted in recently released 'Jannat', was allegedly slapped by her boyfriend Sahil Zaroo at the city airport. According to onlookers, Sahil and Sonal met at the Santa Cruz domestic airport. While Sonal was collecting her boarding pass for a Hyderabad flight, Sahil got into an argument with her and slapped her. Sonal's father was present there when the incident occurred. The CISF personnel handed Sahil over to Santa Cruz airport police. "Sahil snatched her mobile and tried to embrace her while she resisted. So we slapped theft and molestation charges against him," said senior police inspector S M Ghuge. Surprisingly, Chauhan registered a complaint in the name of Sonal Raghuraj Singh, 21. In her complaint, she said that she was a student. The Andheri magistrate court on Wednesday remanded Sahil Zaroo, who was arrested by Delhi Police two years ago for allegedly supplying cocaine to Rahul Mahajan, to two days police custody for slapping Sonal on Tues...
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People think I'm moody and cynical
2008-05-24 07:54:00
Bollywood actor Salman Khan, who is to anchor Sony TV's new reality game show 'Dus Ka Dum', has turned a blogger and writes in his first entry that he takes all his decisions on instincts rather than calculations. 'All my decisions are based on my instincts and some people think that I am too moody and cynical,' Salman writes in his blog. 'Believe me, I have been guided by my instincts and my heart all my life! I do not depend too much on intelligence, analysis and calculations.' Salman, who has often been in the news for wrong reasons, says that earlier he had his own reservations about anchoring a show. 'I still remember the day when my brother Sohail Khan brought the proposal to anchor a show for Sony Entertainment Television. I had my reservations. The idea sounded so impractical that I rejected it even without giving it much thought,' he wrote. But then what attracted him to 'Dus Ka Dum'? 'There is no false shame and sense of humiliation on the show if your answer ...
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Ayesha's new look is result of a surgery?
2008-05-24 07:52:00
Ayesha knows how to hit headlines again and again to keep her name alive for audience and if it’s not with her portrayal of a character, with juicy gossips like her reducing body weight or stepping towards hotel industry or her endeavour to jump into a wedding with her boyfriend Farhaan. Sometimes she comes prominent in news by denying some previous statement, too. Now, all are well aware of complete foodie shade of Ayesha’s character. And in that scenario it’s very usual to put some extra kilos. But what should we do about people going crazy even with that news! Having no other way, poor Ayesha joins gym and starts taking instruction from her fitness expert mother. Though the aftermath of the process does not leave any amazing impact, people are not ready to let it go easily. Yeah, it’s absolutely true! Working hard and sweating a lot Ayesha shapes herself back but crazy people are always the same doubting. This time, our crazy people tags Ayesha’s ...
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I did not feel uncomfortable while kissing: Sonal Chauhan
2008-05-22 08:08:00
After the release of her first Bollywood film Jannat, Sonal Chauhan has become the new blue-eyed girl of the Bhatt camp. TWF correspondent Sreya Basu catches up with this new heartthrob of Bollywood during her breezy visit to Kolkata for the promotion of her film. How did you make it to the Bhatt camp? Till the shooting for Jannat started I did not have the remotest idea that I will take up acting. I was into part time modelling and wanted to become a journalist. But never thought I will land up being a heroine in a Hindi flick. Kunal Deshmukh-director of Jannat-saw me at a restaurant in Mumbai. He came to me and asked for my contact number. In a week I was on the floors shooting. Have you ever taken a formal acting course or felt the need of it? I don't have a formal training in acting. But now that I have made up my mind to become an actor, I feel that a formal training is very much required. I will soon join an acting school. Tell us about your character in Jannat? My character...
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Shahid-Vidya stories are False
2008-05-22 08:04:00
Shahid Kapoor is a thorough professional and will not let anything come between him and his work. Not even lousy stories that are circulated in print. The actor, however, wishes to clarify his stand on a story printed in a tabloid recently. It said that how Vidya (Balan) and Shahid had gone out for lunch and did not return for over three hours bringing the shooting of Ken Ghosh's new untitled film produced by UTV to a standstill. But a close friend of Shahid's clarified that, "while that Vidya his co star from Kismat Konnection and a very dear friend had dropped in to say hi after which they proceeded to catch a quick lunch during the lunch time which lasted for 45 mins. And that as a professional Shahid would never hold up work for hours on end just to have lunch with a friend, the story is untrue". Recently there was also another report that Shahid interferes in the shooting of the film and likes calling the shoots for the same. Ken Ghosh clarifies this baseless stor...
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Dia replces Bips as 'sex bomb'
2008-05-22 08:03:00
It’s sad yet true. Sanjay Gupta’s much waited and hyped flick, Acid Factory, will showcase Dia Mirza as ‘sex bomb’ replacing its previously finalized diva Bipasha Basu. With elapsing time and increasing expectation from audience Bipasha had already visualized the releasing day of the flick. The proud Dia, replacing the bong beau, exclaims, “In all my previous films I have portrayed common and very normal girls. I am quite happy and excited about my present offer of a sexy and hot character with which I can play a completely different role from my previous ones.” Being the only heroine to show her glitz amongst the six Bollywoody hunks, Dia is already flying high in the sky. She underlines the fact that having no other feminine competitor in the flick she is doubly sure of getting all the whistles and winking gazes at herself only. The character she is portraying in the film will be known as Deadly Max. “She is such a character who doesn&rsq...
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Offbeat film fever grips Kumar Mangat
2008-05-22 07:57:00
Kumar Mangat, whose film Omkara catapulted him to the position of one of Bollywood's leading producers, says he prefers to fund subjects that would get national awards. "I don't produce films for just money. My aim is to fund films which will give me revenues as well as earn me respect," Mangat, who first produced the Ajay Devgan-Kajol starrer Dil Kya Kare in 1999, told IANS. "I'm eyeing scripts that would get national awards and also win accolades globally," he added. Mangat tasted success in the industry with Omkara, Bollywood's take on William Shakespeare's classic tragedy Othello, which fetched rave reviews and critical acclaim and caused film distributor Eros International's annual profit to jump. "I loved the script of Omkara. It was a very different script, which Bollywood had never worked on. I knew it would do well and as expected it worked wonders and since then I have decided to produce at least one different film in a year apart from fundin...
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Thin is 'in' in Bollywood
2008-05-22 07:54:00
From Hollywood to Bollywood - the latest craze in the Indian film industry is being slim and sexy. Forget Sri Devi and Madhuri Dixit who with their curves and wholesome beauty were the epitome of the classic Indian diva. At the moment, winds are blowing in the opposite direction. The prerequisites of making a name in Bollywood - a big secret known to all - is to look slim and sexy. The situation has gone so far that if you're a 'roly-poly' then it's better you start searching for an alternative, for the watch word here is looking thin. Well, on a positive note, no book has mentioned that being in shape is bad. But, like everything else, excess of anything is always harmful! Anyways, so much so for the aspiring ones. Now lets cut to the B-world. The B-world is abuzz with actresses' dramatic makeovers. A very recent example of such a transition is that of Kareena Kapoor. The Jab We Met actress, who has found new love in the arms of Saif Ali Khan, has transformed herself from t...

Bollywood muscles in on Hollywood
2008-05-22 07:51:00
With India's entertainment billionaires seemingly blessed with limitless pockets, Bollywood is flexing its movie muscle, taking on Hollywood in unexpected corners of the globe and buying up theatres worldwide. "Bollywood now has the muscle and (Indian) corporates have big money," prominent Indian filmmaker Jagmohan Mundra told AFP. Mundra said Bollywood companies began the bid to buy into Hollywood cinemas and distribution networks after Indian films failed to get a wide showing in the West. The slew of major entertainment deals announced this week at Cannes, the world's biggest film market, underlined Indian cinema expansionism. Reliance BIG Entertainment, for example, the entertainment branch of India's mighty Anil Dhirubhai Ambani (ADA) Group, unveiled plans to spend one billion US dollars by the end of 2009. ADA plans to use the cash to produce a slate of films in nine languages while ensuring the movies make it onto cinema screens outside India as well as on home v...

Bollywood's 'blog wars'
2008-05-21 07:46:00
They are being described as the Bollywood blog wars. Some of India's top film stars have taken to blogging in a big way. But in a country where many fans accord their stars almost god-like status, not everyone is happy with what is being said. In recent posts, two of India's top stars have upset fans of the country's most popular actor, Shah Rukh Khan. Veteran superstar, Amitabh Bachchan, on his blog, first described Shah Rukh Khan's new television quiz show as a flop. Now he says his comments have been misunderstood by the media. "Shah Rukh has been and is a friend and a wonderful colleague. He has never ever crossed that very delicate line between familiarity and respect," he wrote in a recent post. "I will apologise to Shah Rukh a hundred times if there is an iota of doubt in his mind about my conduct and behaviour towards him," he said.
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Esha's loss is Sonal's gain
2008-05-21 07:39:00
Sonal Chauhan is all set to pop the champagne. After cutting three cakes on her birthday on May 16, yes, the same day as her debut film Jannat's released, Sonal Chauhan has received the best birthday gift ever. "Jannat has opened to 100 percent," gushes the ecstatic newcomer. Sonal who's already made waves in the modeling industry has now been accepted with open arms by Bollywood, too. She's bagging offers galore and now has hit box office gold with the stupendous opening of Jannat. Says Sonal, "It is the best birthday gift I have ever received. Jannat has released on my birthday and I've been told that it’s doing really well. Apparently, Jannat has fetched the biggest start after RAAZ, for the Bhatts." The Bhatts seem to have a winner on hand and so does Sonal! In fact so happy are they that they have signed Sonal for their next after Jannat, Raaz 2 the sequel to Raaz. Not many know that Sonal replaced Esha Deol in Jannat. Esha's loss is Sonal's ...
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What's wrong in being a serial kisser: Emraan Hashmi
2008-05-21 07:35:00
The serial kisser is back. He is not the one who can Murder you with your looks but his panache makes girls scream Ashique Banaya Apne. Sreya Basu catches up with the Bollywood Gangster…oopps, rockster. Emraan Hashmi on the latest in his life and career. Let's start with your latest release Jannat. Jannat is a love story with the background of cricket and the dark alleys of the game. The subject is contemporary where heaven is all about money, luxury and crime. Are you comfortable playing a hero with negative attributes? Generally in Hindi films we take it for granted that a hero should be all white a character while it's the villain who will portray a black character. In this film I play a grey character that people can relate to. After all none of us are all white or black, but grey. The first half of the film portrays Arjun (my character in Jannat), a reckless youth obsessed with moneymaking and in the process gets into cricket betting and match fixing racket. But in...
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Salman Sirf Katrina Ka Hai
2008-05-21 07:33:00
Changing partners is very oldy vogue in Bollywood and when it comes to super-spoilt-stars like Salman , the trend hits its most effective zone. Thus when the news of Salman adding spice to his life with the Brazilian model Bruna broke out, Katrina felt alarmed. But Katrina must have taken a sigh of relief after Brazilian model Bruna dismissed the rumours about her relationship with Salman Khan. The model turned VJ has stated that there’s nothing cooking up between her and Bollywood’s spoiled brat Sallu Mia. The gimmicky date between Salman and Bruna fueled up more after the news of Salman again slapping Katrina on the sets of Subash Ghai’s Yuvraj hit the media. But Bruna had quoted that Salman is totally devoted towards Katrina, who had been with Salman whenever she met him. Meanwhile, Bruna also added that she is involved in a relationship with a restaurateur named Sunny who owns two resto-lounges in Mumbai.

Bollywoods business women
2008-05-21 07:26:00
Bollywood may have gone global off-late with Indian production companies teaming up with Hollywood directors but that has little changed the fate of its women in contemporary times. And before you attribute the phenomenon to our scriptwriters and directors, let us tell you that even off-screen, only a handful of our actresses have ventured into the business arena, leave alone their filmi avatars which is restricted to Bips’ character in ‘Corporate’ and will be replicated by Ash in ‘Sarkar Raj’.
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Aamir presents 'Jaane Tu...' audio CD to Shammi Kapoor
2008-05-21 07:24:00
Bollywood actor-filmmaker Aamir Khan on Tuesday said that he wanted his production house to be associated with sensible, entertaining cinema just like the films he acts in. "I am very particular about what goes in my name. 'Jaane Tu...Ya na jaane' is the first film as a producer which I am not acting in. But, I am happy with the way it was shaped," Aamir told reporters outside the residence of veteran actor Shammi Kapoor . Aamir along with the cast and crew of his film and family members visited Shammi Kapoor to present him the first audio CD of his film's music. "Shammi uncle is my lucky mascot. Whenever I have started something new, I have sought his blessings ... be it my first film as an actor or as a director," he said. "Jaane Tu..." marks the debut of my nephew Imran Khan and hence Shammi uncle's blessings are important," he said. Regarding the movie's music, Aamir said A R Rehman's score is "very youthful and fresh". Res...
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