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SRK:I'm not important person
2008-05-09 08:19:00
Shah Rukh and success have become quite synonymous with time proving the winning mettle of the King Khan in Bollywood. The star has now become an ideal for youth struggling for winning a place not only in the film industry but also in other sectors. Let us know about the recipe of success from the King Khan himself. Is it ‘luck’ or ‘hard work’ that is required for attaining success? “See, success, with me, looks easy as I always prefer to stay smiling. Actually, while pursuing success, one always has to keep in mind the negative outcome of his effort. Now, take for example a bad guy. While he does something for his business, does he think of it as executing bad things? Not at all. Actually, he looks out for his justification and then never feels bad for anything he does. In the same way we also can do anything keeping in mind the positive aspects of the matter but at the same time we cannot forget the disarraying aspects the project can lead us to. Y...
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I regret not working with SRK
2008-05-09 08:15:00
Vivah Amrita Rao was looking for that role which would take her beyond the old-world elegance of Sooraj Barjatya's imagination. She has at last found the right project. "When I got a call from Shyam Benegal's office saying he wanted to meet him I was over the moon. He has always been on my wish list. And when that call came I pinched myself. I didn't ask any questions. I immediately said yes. He has told me nothing much about my character and the script. After I saw what he did with Karisma Kapoor in Zubeida I just felt I should be directed by him. I'm very excited. For a while I was traveling. When I returned I met him, and we were on." Amrita loved subject. "I play a village girl and the film entitled Mahadev was shot in Hyderabad. My co-star is Shreyas Talpade. I saw his work in Dor. And I absolutely adored him. " Shyam Benegal hasn't seen Amrita in any film, not even Vivah. "What really excites me is that I get to do a workshop. With Soorajji there...
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Nana as Krishna, Ajay as Karn
2008-05-09 08:11:00
Prakash Jha's next directorial venture Rajniti is going to be the most expensive film he as ever produced. In it he blends contemporary Indian politics with chapters from the Mahabharat in a mix that promises to be the avant-garde director's headiest yet. And Prakash has accumulated a formidable cast of actors. "There's Ajay Devgan who will play a modern-day Karn. And believe it or not, Nana Patekar who was fantastic as the corrupt politician in Apharan,has been cast as Krishna !" Also in the cast are Viveik Oberoi and Manoj Bajpai in pivotal roles. "These are actors I've not worked with before. I'm looking forward to directing them. Ajay and Nana are old friends. We share a fantastic comfort level." In fact recently Marathi Manoos Nana and Bihari Bhai Prakash took part in a passionate debate on the oust-Biharis-from-Maharashtra campaign on NDTV. After the debate Raj Thackeray apparently rang up Prakash for presenting a balanced view. Says Prakash, "Raj ...

Professor Salman ka Gyaan...
2008-05-06 08:09:00
Acting students of Whistling Woods International were in for a surprise when they had Salman Khan, the super star come in as a guest speaker. Salman shared his 22 yrs experience of his existence in Bollywood with the students and how he has retained himself for so many years. He regaled the students with his wit and shared the secrets of being a star actor than just being a good actor. He emphasized on physical fitness, look, style and personality along with quality acting which they are learning now at WWI. He gave alot of tips to these actors of tomorrow and emphasized to them not to imitate any other actor as then you will always be number 2. If you copy then you can never be a star but will always remain a copy of the star. He said that a good actor impresses you with a good role in a good film whereas a star attracts you always, even in a mediocre film. He also shared his experience working with various directors including Sooraj Barjatya to Sanjay Bhassali, David Dhawan and ...

Sony India partners on Bollywood
2008-05-06 08:06:00
SPE Films India has struck a three-picture, first-look deal with Pritish Nandy Communications. Titles have not yet been identified, but Sony is building on its 2007 release of Bollywood pic "Saawariya." Additionally, Deborah Schindler, prexy of Sony Pictures Intl. Motion Picture Production Group, said the company has bought worldwide rights to PNC comedy "Meerabai Not Out," the film debut of Indian cricket star Anil Kumble, who will play himself. Animation company DQ Entertainment, listed on London's Alternative Investment Market, has acquired a 50% stake in the film, which is skedded for a summer release. It is billed as DQ's first live-action pic. "Meerabai," directed by Chandrakant Kulkarni and penned by Soumik Sen, centers on a math teacher who is obsessed with cricket. Pic stars Anupam Kher ("Bend It Like Beckham"), Mahesh Manjrekar, Mandira Bedi and TV star Eijaz Khan. Schindler said, "This acquisition is precisely the kind of str...
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Bollywood is just one part of Indian cinema: Nandita Das
2008-05-06 07:57:00
Nandita Das has been called a filmstar 'with a social conscience, more keen to talk about women's empowerment and human rights than participate in the glamour of Bollywood .   Das gets candid on her directorial debut 'In Such Times, her controversial choice of film roles in 'Fire' and 'Bawandar', an emotional visit to Sri Lanka in the aftermath of the Tsunami, and the honour of being a juror at the prestigious Cannes Film Festival.   Q. So when most people around the world think of Indian cinema, I guess you know, automatically Bollywood springs to mind. As an Indian actress, though, you don't seem to want any part of the Bollywood, sort of you know, saccharine sugarness, do you think that's true?   I didn't want to ever be an actor to begin with, so my journey was, you kind of stumbled upon acting and you think well, it's interesting, it's another world, there are stories you can tell, you can be part of these wonderful stories, and that's how I've see...
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'Abhi inspires me not Hrithik'
2008-05-06 07:38:00
In an industry where passing the buck is a favourite past time, Zayed Khan's endearing candour comes as a pleasant surprise. "Last year I was down and bed-ridden for months on-end because of a slipped disc Speed did get delayed because of me. Maybe I subconsciously chose Anubhav Sinha's Cash and Vikram Bhatt's Speed because they required me to exert myself physically. After being confined in bed, and getting all the time to retrospect, I wanted to return with stuff that would prove I was as physically fit as I used to be before the bad back. I guess this penchant to prove a point runs in my family. Look at Duggu (brother-in-law Hrithik Roshan). He has been quite a portrait of defiant self-improvement."

Yana is the Hottest girl : Aftab
2008-05-06 07:33:00
Q. What type of woman do you dig? A. Somebody simple in mind, and flexible in thought. She's also got to be extremely self-confident. Q. Ideal romantic vacation? A. Any exotic beach resort. Q. Which woman inspires you the most? A. My mother, she's a perfect woman — a blend of a perfect wife and a perfect mother. Q. Are men from Mars and women from Venus? A. For sure, they are planets apart! Q. Can a man and a woman ever have a platonic relationship? A. Of course, they can. If one starts looking beyond the physical form of each other, then relationships can indeed be platonic. Q. One-night stand or commitment? A. Commitment.  Q. Hottest woman in tinsel town? A. That would have to be my girl, Yana Gupta. Q. Your first crush? A. It was my 5th Standard English teacher. I was really good in the subject, thanks to her. I was very shy, but never missed a single class. Q. What would you do if you found that your girl swung both ways? A. I would ask her to make a choice....
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Dons - the new flavour of Bollywood comedies
2008-05-05 08:33:00
It’s time now to meet the latest don in town as yet another comic tale featuring a don is all set to hit theatres soon. Don Muthuswami is South Indian, lives in Mumbai and leads an unusual social life, and is being played by Mithunda. “The film actually starts where the dongiri ends,” said Mithun Chakraborty. The film’s director has no illusions about the project but clearly has faith in it. “It is not a great film, but it is a small budget entertainer,” said director Ashim Samanta.    
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Bollywood film 'Jannat' to be released in Pakistan
2008-05-05 08:31:00
Bollywood film 'Jannat' starring Emran Hashmi is set to hit the screens in India and Pakistan simultaneously on May 16. The film's premiere in Pakistan will be held in Lahore on May 13 and the entire cast, including Hashmi are expected to attend the gala event. Though Hashmi's films have been huge hit in the country and he has featured in a popular television advertisement, this will be his first visit to Pakistan. 'Jannat', which was shot in South Africa, revolves around the life of a bookie who fixes cricket matches and is said to be a take on late Pakistani cricket coach Bob Woolmer's life.
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'I can't do sleazy comedies'
2008-05-05 08:06:00
Arshad doesn't know whether to be amused or exasperated. His release this week. Mr White Mr Black was earlier entitled Mr Black Mr White. "But then Subhash Ghai's film Black & White came along. To avoid confusion the film's title was flipped around. Aisa hota hai Bollywood mein," he says wrily and adds, "It's a nice clean comedy and that's the only kind of comedy I can do. I can't do sleazy double-meaning comedies.That's one reason why I enjoyed doing Krazzy 4," he says from Goa where he's shooting for Gol Maal Returns. "It's so hot here. From now on I've decided to put a clause in my contract. I won't shoot anywhere that the tempertaure rises above 20 degrees. I'll call it the temperature clause." For his birthday on April 19 Arshad was shooting in the middle of the ocean in Mauritius for a song in Neera Vora's Short Cut. "I was in Bangkok for almost two months, came back to Mumbai for two days and left for Mauritius. Now...
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Hrithik wanted a girl this time
2008-05-05 08:05:00
In all the time that one has known Hrithik one has never known him to be so happy. "It feels wonderful!" he exulted speaking from the Lilavati hospital on the evening of 1 May, the day his baby was born. "I never thought fatherhood the second time would be so special, so exhilarating. I can't take my eyes off the baby …He is soooooooo beautiful!!" Hrithik's voice brims over with paternal pride. Any disappointment for the fact that the second child wasn't a girl as Hrithik wanted? "Earlier before the baby came I did want a girl this time, yes. To complete the family picture. But the minute I saw my mew baby's face I was as content as I could be…In fact he has already had his first photo-session, ha ha. The entire family of about 35 people except my Dad is here. So we all gathered around the baby and the photographer went click click click. He seemed to really enjoy it." Another star from the Roshan family? "Probably," Hrithi...
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Ayesha Takia to marry Farhan
2008-05-05 08:04:00
Ayesha Takia is all set to tie the knot with boyfriend Farhan Azmi who she has been dating for over two years. She is busy with her wedding preparations as the wedding will take place within the next couple of months, but nothing is finalized yet! Ayesha is so busy with her wedding preparations that she opted out of Milap Zaveri directed Jaane Kahan Se Ayie Hai, citing date problems. The film was supposed to get on the floors next month. Now this is called citing at better aspects of life!
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Bollywood's bikini mania!
2008-05-02 07:51:00
Watching Kareena Kapoor emerge from the crystal-blue waters of Greece in Tashan I thought of all those leading ladies over the years who made a splash in an itsybitsy bikini, not necessarily yellow or polka-dotted. But wait. We are jumping the gun. Before the bikini beckoned Bollywood babes there was the simple one-piece bathing costume. A lot of actresses would baulk at the very thought of getting into a swimming suit. And even if they did wear stockings covering their entire exposed leg region. Now who on earth gets aqueous in stockings?! Nargis did wear a bathing costume in Raj Kapoor’s Awara for the song Dum bhar jo udhar mooh phere. Since then RK never stopped drenching the damsels in distress in a bath-roop. Ultra-conservative Vyjanthimala would have never dreamt of getting into a bathing costume(bc). She did it happily enough for RK in Sangam where he played Krishna on a tree with a pied pipe instead of a flute singing Bol radha rol. Many decades later Rishi Kapoor ...
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Bollywood says 'love you Maharashtra'
2008-05-02 07:49:00
Maharashtra divas was celebrated in Mumbai on May 1 and the Dutt family celebrated it with thousands of people including some Bhojpuri celebrities. "I'm not a politician who can give speech but I will give you love," said Sanjay Dutt. Sanjay Dutt along with his sister Priya Dutt attended the function. It was perhaps an attempt to show love and belongingness for Maharshtra by those recently targetted by some politicians for being north Indians. It's the film industry once again, which brought Maharshtrians and non-Maharashtrians together on Maharashtra Day.
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Tusshar Kapoor: I could have died due to critcs
2008-05-02 07:48:00
'One Two Three' has turned out to be a success and for many in the industry it has been nothing less than a pleasant surprise. After all not many expected an underdog comedy like 'One Two Three', which was panned unanimously by all the critics, to even sail through past the safety mark let alone turn out to be a money spinner. However, the trade figures have caught everyone by surprise with close to 20 crores coming in collections just from the Indian market. Says Tusshar Kapoor , lead star of 'One Two Three', in an exhilarated tone, "If success in India was not just good enough, it is the overseas run of the film which has been simply fantabulous. 'One Two Three' now stands as my biggest success in overseas ever while in India, too, it is second only to 'Shoot Out At Lokhandwala'." Did the film's all around success come to him as a surprise? Especially so after there were not too many kind words in the media about the film which centered on lingerie jokes....
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We will win the IPL trophy: Shah Rukh Khan
2008-05-02 07:41:00
Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan , owner of Kolkata IPL team, says he is confident that his team will win the Indian Premier League (IPL) Twenty20 trophy. A day after Kolkata IPL team faced their second consecutive defeat losing to Mumbai IPL team on their home ground Eden Gardens in Kolkata on Tuesday, Shah Rukh on Wednesday reposed his trust in the team. "We Kolkata IPL team are positive. We know that we will win some matches and lose some. But ultimately the IPL trophy will be ours," Shah Rukh said before leaving the city. After starting their campaign on a high note winning their first two matches - against Bangalore IPL team and Deccan IPL team, the Sourav Ganguly-led Kolkata IPL team lost to Punjab IPL team and then a resurgent Mumbai IPL team on Tuesday night. Is the team not at all affected by the defeats? "The seniors like Sourav Ganguly and Ricky Ponting know that to achieve success you have to understand and accept failure. But the youngsters in the team ...
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Passport problem for Pakistani singers worries Bollywood
2008-05-02 07:40:00
A passport problem for Pakistani artists is forcing Bollywood composer Pritam Chakraborty to rush to Lahore to record a song with Atif Aslam for the upcoming film “Kismat Konnection”. “I need to urgently record a song with Atif for Aziz Mirza’s ‘Kismat Connection’, but he is suddenly having problems with his passport. So he can’t come to Mumbai, I’m flying down to Lahore to record the song with him,” Pritam, who composed music for films like “Life…In a Metro”, told IANS. Despite all the talk of amity, solidarity and free-flowing cultural exchanges between India and Pakistan, artists from the neighbouring country seem to be finding it hard to obtain permission to come to Mumbai to record songs. Pritam has consistently and tellingly used Pakistani voices - the latest being Atif in the “Race” track “O jaan-e-jaana”. He doesn’t mind making the trip to Lahore because he has more busines...
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Thailand to host Bollywood academy awards
2008-04-30 07:59:00
In a bid to boost tourism and business connections between the two countries, Thailand will host the International Indian Film Academy (IIFA) awards in June, media reports said Wednesday. The Bollywood in Bangkok event will kick off on June 6 with the premier of the new Indian movie Sakar Raj at Bangkok's posh Siam Paragon theatre, and end with the presentation of IIFA awards on the night of June 8, said the Bangkok Post newspaper. The so-called "IIFA Weekend Bangkok" will be co-sponsored by the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT), Dusit Thani Hotel group, Siam Niramit Company, Indorama Group and the Bangkok Post. The event is expected to draw Bollywood movie fans to Bangkok from around the region and hopefully generate more bilateral business between the two countries which have already signed a Foreign Trade Agreement
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Issue-based films still a no-no for Bollywood producers
2008-04-30 07:58:00
For decades, the world'''s largest movie industry by volumes has rolled out stereotypical scripts on boy-meets-girl romances, dramas and comedies. But in recent years, there has been a noticeable move towards bolder, more mature themes aimed at audiences interested in a good story, not just glitzy song-and-dance routines. "Taare Zameen Par" - about a boy suffering from the learning disability dyslexia - achieved both commercial and critical success last year. But Bollywood producers are not giving up on regular films just yet.
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Shake Your Bollywood
2008-04-30 07:52:00
It's 7 o'clock on a Saturday evening. In a new dance studio in Dubai, a technolike beat begins playing, accelerating as a high-pitched female voice sings in Hindi: "You are my world. Such is my love." On the wooden floor, accountants, publicists, and other businesspeople dance with abandon. They shuffle their feet, twist and wriggle their hips, and flail their arms, taking cues for the Bollywood -style number from their dance teacher, Rinku, who until recently was working in Mumbai. It's common knowledge that the Indian film industry is big business the 800 or so movies released in more than 25 Indian languages each year bring in $1.5 billion in revenue. Bollywood technically Mumbai's Hindi-language-films business accounts for a third of releases and is the most visible and popular segment of the Indian movie industry. And as its worldwide audience, now estimated at 3.6 billion, grows, so does the energetic dance style which mixes folk, classical, and pop influences it...

Hrithik returns 30crore cheque
2008-04-30 07:34:00
The buzz about the multi-crore deal that Hrithik had struck with Adlabs last year is that it's off! Hrithik wants to return the full amount to Adlabs. But the company is not willing to take a no for an answer. According to a source, "Hrithik has given the cheque back. But they aren't accepting it. In fact they've asked him to keep the money and they'll make just one film instead of three films for that whole amount with him at a date convenient to him." Hrithik won't comment on the status of his deal with Adlabs. All he'll say about star prices is, "The corporate companies are looking at the movie market expanding in the next 3-4 years. I agree many recent films haven't done well. But Om Shanti Om and Jodhaa-Akbar reaffirmed the industry's faith in big films. Jodhaa-Akbar was a period film and above three hours long with no commercial trappings. Theatres across India could've just four shows daily. And it's done 150 crore-rupee business worldwide. For me ...
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Cheerleaders can't wear saris: Celina Jaitley
2008-04-30 07:26:00
Cheerleaders being wrapped cricketer being slapped, Is cricket turning into a Tamasha? Bollywood reacts... Celina Jaitley : "No I don't think cricket has become a tamasha. I think everything that's happening at the IPL is being turned into a tamasha. Sreesanth being slapped is very unfortunate. I feel that the spirit of sportsmanship which makes every sport noble is now going out of cricket. Sad. Hema Malini: "Yes, cricket has become a big tamasha. The dignity of the game is completely lost. Cricket by itself is so engrossing. Why does it suddenly need women to cheer on the players and the public? There's absolutely no need for such distractions. The Indian public had no clue about such entertainment (cheerleaders) before this. And now there's slapping during the game! I am shocked. Urmila Matondkar: "I don't think cricket is turning into tamasha at all. It's just that cricket has turned more glamorous exciting and bigger. As for the cheerleaders I don't think t...
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Bollywood women get into business too
2008-04-29 08:11:00
If the men are doing it so are the women. From opening restaurants to starting hotels, actresses are also blurring the lines between the worlds of Bollywood and business. While actors like Mithun Chakraborty, Shah Rukh Khan and Suniel Shetty are thriving in the business world, their counterparts Sushmita Sen, Aishwarya Rai and Preity Zinta are also giving them tough competition. Sushmita was probably the first to turn entrepreneur when she set up her company Sensazione in 2006. Through her company, she plans to open a chain of hotels, lounges and spas. Besides, she has acquired 12,000 sq ft of space in Kolkata for a 'lifestyle zone', which apart from a huge open space will house a nightclub, a restaurant and a cigar lounge. She says frankly that she was tired of being an actor and business had always been a second career option. "Had I not been an actor, I would have been an entrepreneur. The lounge bar in Kolkata and my dream project, the spa, are all part of my effort to...
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Bollywood film legend Bachchan turns blogger
2008-04-29 08:07:00
Indian film megastar Amitabh Bachchan has reached out to fans in cyberspace, launching a blog about his life which has triggered a flood of responses from around the world. "The Big B," as he is known to legions of film-lovers in movie-mad India, uses the site, blogs.bigadda.com, to share his thoughts, discuss upcoming movies and answer questions from fans. "Adda" in Hindi means a big get-together of friends. "The advantage of this blog is that I can express my view freely and there is no restriction to it," the 65-year-old movie legend told AFP. Bachchan, who launched the blog in mid-April, is following in the footsteps of other Bollywood stars such as Aamir Khan who also use the Internet to share their thoughts. The star -- whose latest film "Bhootnath," or "Devil Uncle" -- is slated for release next month, said he was not particularly Net-savvy but that friends had persuaded him to start writing. "It gives me a chance to inte...
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Bollywoods Vegetarian Brigade
2008-04-29 08:01:00
Bollywood celebrities are known to have a strong fan following. They are considered as role models by thousands of people. When it comes to a healthy food choice, the big screen heartthrobs are setting an example by turning to a vegetarian diet. We have made our own list of the best vegetarians in Bollywood. Check them out and you will come to know why most celebrities are simply crazy about the colour green. John Abraham Bollywood hunk John Abraham is a staunch vegetarian. He had even campaigned for the cause wearing nothing but spring onions and a garland of peas. John gave up meat after seeing new chicken farms outside Mumbai. Being a vegetarian makes him feel better that ever. Being a fitness freak, he values the muscle-building and fitness advantages of a vegetarian diet.
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Yash Raj Films has lost it now
2008-04-29 07:56:00
The boom time for the Mumbai film industry is not translating into windfalls for top Bollywood production house Yash Raj Films (YRF), with its first offering of 2008, "Tashan", failing to live up to the hype. While in 2007, YRF's tally of flops outweighed that of hits, their first release this year has failed to charm critics and the audience response to "Tashan" has not been too heartening. Though heavy on formula and style, the film starring the reigning star of the box-office, Akshay Kumar, and media's favourite star couple, Saif Ali Khan and Kareena Kapoor, has no story to tell. Seems that writer-director Vijay Krishna Acharya was so busy packaging egos that he forgot what he wanted to say in "Tashan". The fact that "Tashan" did not release in several multiplexes due to a long-standing tiff with cinema hall owners over sharing of revenues has been a major dampener. The country's top production house has been trying to get multiplex ow...
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A thing Emraan can't share!!!
2008-04-29 07:47:00
One look at Emraan Hashmi's filmography and you know that the young man loves to do films which aren't too crowded for comfort. With Vivek Agnihotri's 'Chocolate' as an exception which had Anil Kapoor, Suneil Shetty, Arshad Warsi and Irrfan Khan for his company, Emraan has mainly done two/single hero projects. While 'Murder' (Ashmit Patel), 'Gangster' (Shiney Ahuja), 'Good Boy Bad Boy' (Tusshar Kapoor) and 'Aksar' (Dino Morea) did have another male lead sharing screen space, Emraan still managed to tower above his contemporaries in most of the projects. Now his upcoming 'Jannat' is a solo hero project, just as 'Awarapan' and 'The Train' were last year. Is it a conscious move? "More than being termed as a conscious move, I would term it is a well thought move", says Emraan after a brief pause, "For me the film should work for me and I should be able to work for the film. It has to be mutual." Please elaborate. "I don't want to be a part o...
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Here's competition for Hrithik
2008-04-26 08:09:00
Watch out. Bollywood is turning super-athletic. Not only are we being treated to a series of sport-centric films like Shimit Amin's Chak De (hockey), Vivek Agnihotri's Goal (football) amd Nisha Chainani's forthcoming Mumbai Marathon, our heroes are constantly searching out new adventure-sports for Hindi films. In Dhoom 2 we had Hrithik practising water and ice sports that Indian audiences had never seen. In Anubhav Sinha's forthcoming Cash Riteish Deshmukh did Street Luge which is actually about lying down on a skateboard and chasing cars. It looks like Akshay Kumar, Hrithik Roshan and all other super-atheletes of Bollywood have stiff competition. By practicing the bracing outdoor sports called Parkour Harman Baweja has just become Indian cinema's first certifiable Traceur. Explains Harman, "Parkour is actually urban free running. What it requires you to do is run across streets, building precipices, skyscrapers in one linear movement without breaking the momentum and wi...
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SALMAN KHAN - KHAN TO PICK UP BOLLYWOOD AWARD
2008-04-26 08:05:00
Bollywood star SALMAN KHAN has been named the 2008 winner of Indian cinema prize the Variety Zee Cine Award . The actor will pick up the accolade at a ceremony to be held at London's Docklands on Saturday (26Apr08). The prize is handed out to the individual responsible for helping to take Bollywood culture to a global stage. Khan succeeds last year's winner Yash Raj Chopra. Six other awards will be presented at the 14th annual ceremony, which is aired in 128 countries to an audience of 500 million.
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