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- Agneepath Remake: Hrithik-Priyanka to play most intense passion!
- Pics - Hrthik Roshan and Sussanne gorgeous look at 'Koffee With Karan'
- Box Office Report: 'Dhobi Ghat' open with mixed response
- Aamir Khan very sad for Peepli Live out from the Oscars Race
- Ankita Lokhande eliminate from Madhuri Dixit's Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa
- Shahid Kapoor reject an offer to do Priyanka Chopra's '7 Khoon Maaf'
- Shahrukh Khan-Aishwarya Rai spotted sharing light moment
- Bollywood Celebrities photoshots at The Triumph Show 2011 By Farah Khan
- Pics - Aishwarya Rai with Abhishek Launch Stardust Magazine Cover 2011
- Pavitra Punia to play in a TV serial as ‘Jab We Met’s Kareena Kapoor
- Karan Johar shocked by popularity of Madhuri Dixit!
- Aishwarya Rai wants to make pair of Katrina with Abhishek?
- Dhobi Ghat Movie Review - Kiran Rao's next film
| Agneepath Remake: Hrithik-Priyanka to play most intense passion! Posted: 22 Jan 2011 03:31 AM PST
 The movie will have Hrithik reprising the role of the angry man immortalized by Amitabh Bachchan in the original film by Mukul Anand. Priyanka, however, will not play a nurse, Big B's love interest in the original played by Madhavi. There have been rumours that Priyanka's character has been changed from a nurse to a prostitute, but Karan Johar denies it. What he confirms emphatically is that there's going to be a smouldering chemistry between Hrithik and Priyanka in the film. "The new 'Agneepath' is first and foremost an intense love story. There was love between Priyanka and Hrithik in 'Krissh'. But here we want an unparalleled intensity between them. You've never seen Priyanka and Hrithik get so intense with anyone before," Karan Johar is quoted as saying by a news agency. The original film, made in 1990, was produced by Karan's dad Yash Johar.              |
| Pics - Hrthik Roshan and Sussanne gorgeous look at 'Koffee With Karan' Posted: 22 Jan 2011 03:25 AM PST
 It's a common knowledge that the couple shares an amazing equation. The made-for-each-other couple is madly in love. Here you check some stills of the Show:               |
| Box Office Report: 'Dhobi Ghat' open with mixed response Posted: 22 Jan 2011 03:07 AM PST
 Trade pundits feel that film has enough momentum to recover its paltry production cost of Rs. 8 crore (including publicity costs) in the first week itself. Also Wednesday (Republic Day) being a holiday will work to the film's advantage. On the other hand, the last week's release Yamla Pagla Deewana rounded off the first week with a collection of Rs. 35 crore, which is way above those of some big budget productions we've seen in the recent past. Of course, the favourable audience response has prompted the Deols to make the film's sequel.       |
| Aamir Khan very sad for Peepli Live out from the Oscars Race Posted: 22 Jan 2011 02:10 AM PST
 "I came to know that 'Peepli Live' is out of Oscars. I am of course sad about it. But, I am happy that we represented India and we were one among the world's best 60 films which were sent to Oscars. We are disappointed and sad," Aamir told reporters at a press conference at the Sun and Sand hotel here. The actor maintained that he doesn't make films for the Oscars. "I don't make them for Oscars, neither for any other awards. I make films for the audience. I value whatever response I get from the audience, critics and media. Oscars, Cannes, Berlin Festival - they are like platforms where international audience come to know about our films. If you win there, more people watch them," said Aamir. "Peepli Live", the directorial debut of Anusha Rizvi, explores the disparity between rural and urban India. The film failed to make it in the list of nine movies selected for the next next round of voting in the Foreign Language Film category for the 83rd Academy Awards.       |
| Ankita Lokhande eliminate from Madhuri Dixit's Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa Posted: 22 Jan 2011 02:01 AM PST
 In fact, Malaika once even complimented them for their "sizzling chemistry". Ankita, known as Archana of "Pavitra Rishta", didn't take the ouster in her stride and ran off the sets. Her beau and onscreen co-star Sushant Singh Rajput, who has been performing consistently well in the dance show, ran after her to console her. "Sasuraal Genda Phool" actress Ragini Khanna was in the danger zone along with Ankita, who was later heard saying - "How could I be eliminated?" The episode featuring her elimination will be on air Monday. Yana Gupta will re-enter the show as a wildcard entry on Tuesday's episode.       |
| Shahid Kapoor reject an offer to do Priyanka Chopra's '7 Khoon Maaf' Posted: 22 Jan 2011 01:55 AM PST
 "Shahid refused to do the film. That time he was preparing for the role in his father's film and for that he needed a particular get up, so he didn't have time to get a new get up for this film," Bhardwaj told reporters at an event in the Radio City office here. "7 Khoon Maaf" is based on Ruskin Bond's short story, "Susanna's Seven Husbands". The seven male leads in the thriller include Naseeruddin Shah as the oldest husband, John Abraham and Neil Nitin Mukesh, Irrfan Khan, Annu Kapoor, Naseeruddin Shah's youngest son Vivaan Shah as the youngest husband and Russian actor Aleksandr Dyachenko. The director also revealed that Priyanka was his original choice for the role. "Priyanka was my original choice for the role. She is the finest actor of her generation right now. Whe I worked with her in 'Kaminey', I realised how under-utilised she is. She has so much talent in her. As a director I had so much trust on her that I felt that no one else can essay this role as brilliantly as she would do," said Bhardwaj. The film is slated for a Feb 18 release.       |
| Shahrukh Khan-Aishwarya Rai spotted sharing light moment Posted: 22 Jan 2011 01:47 AM PST
 The freeze between them slowly thawed over the years but there have always been whispers of a lingering friction between the two. But at the nomination bash of Filmfare Awards, SRK and Ash were spotted without their respective spouses. There was no awkwardness between them. Rather, they shared a light moment, with SRK cracking his usual humour.       |
| Bollywood Celebrities photoshots at The Triumph Show 2011 By Farah Khan Posted: 22 Jan 2011 01:40 AM PST
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| Pics - Aishwarya Rai with Abhishek Launch Stardust Magazine Cover 2011 Posted: 22 Jan 2011 01:19 AM PST
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| Pavitra Punia to play in a TV serial as ‘Jab We Met’s Kareena Kapoor Posted: 21 Jan 2011 12:40 PM PST
 Cashing in on Geet, Imtiaz Ali has conceptualized a show for the channel Star Plus on his film Jab We Met which proved to be milestone in his career. Naturally, the TV serial's USP is Kareena's character Geet, and the role is bagged by the Splitsvilla 3 hottie Pavitra Punia, a model from Delhi, who became popular because of her glamorous look on small screen. The serial is titled Love U Zindagi and will carry forward the lovely, chirpy character of Geet. Our suggestion to Pavitra is she better pull up her socks to fit in to the shoes of Kareena.       |
| Karan Johar shocked by popularity of Madhuri Dixit! Posted: 21 Jan 2011 12:27 PM PST
 Sipping a cuppa with the one and only Madhuri Dixit sounds super-exciting to our young set of actresses. Karan tells a tabloid, "I can't say I'm amazed by Madhuri's popularity. When I decided to invite her on my show I didn't know that her popularity seeps down right to the youngest of Bollywood." The TV show host was flooded with requests, and whenever any Bollywood babe called him, he knew what the reason behind that was. Karan couldn't decide whom he should call along side Madhuri. Now as per reports, it's Sonkashi Sinha who will get lucky to be with Mads on Karan's show. But we think getting Dr Shriram Nene, husband of Madhuri, would have been a better choice as Karan's show mainly has had real-life couples and we can't remember when Madhuri came on a talk show with her dear hubby.       |
| Aishwarya Rai wants to make pair of Katrina with Abhishek? Posted: 21 Jan 2011 12:18 PM PST
 May be it's a lesson hard learnt after the super debacle of Raavan, but Ash is wary of another professional faux pas and that's quite evident from the buzz that she's turned down director Vipul Amrutlal Shah's next film that would have paired her with hubby Abhi. Rather, we hear that she's recommended that Shah should go ahead and sign Katrina Kaif for the film. Ash isn't in a rush to sign new projects with Abhi until and unless the project is unique and creatively satisfying enough to lure her into signing on the dotted line. And this is not the first role with Abhi that Ash has turned down. She first declined to do Dostana opposite him and also turned down Abhinav Deo's Game with hubby dear.       |
| Dhobi Ghat Movie Review - Kiran Rao's next film Posted: 21 Jan 2011 07:47 AM PST
 Shai (Monica Dogra) is a banker from the US, holidaying in Mumbai with her Canon digital still camera with which she hopes to record the daily lives of the aam aadmi - the dhobis, the hawkers, the perfume sellers, the night-watchmen. Munna (Prateik Babbar) is a dhobi with a dream to become an actor and a heart that throbs for Shai. Among these four distinct characters, writer-director Kiran Rao weaves - warp and weft - a tale of intersecting lives, a tale of unrequited love, of one-night stand and the regret on the morning after, of hopes dashed and inspiration found, of loss and, ultimately, death. Dhobi Ghat is a film that calls for a different sensitivity from the viewer. It's not just content being another clichéd collage of vignettes of the city's streets and squalor, though there are many, thanks to the black-and-white snaps by Jyotika Jain. Nah! It leaps beyond that and takes a plunge into the lives of the characters, depicting their anxieties, desires and loss with nearly brutal realism but an empathetic heart. It's surely not a film for the suckers of speed - the folks who trip on imaginative shot compositions, slick editing, brisk pace punctuated with quip-heavy dialogues and more such screenplay-savvy gimmickry. Kiran Rao puts the story above all. Simply and quite craftily she unravels it with no sense of urgency or desire to overwhelm the viewer. She takes her sweet time to let the story take roots on the screen, the tempo of the screenplay being just right for a film of this genre. It ambles on for a good hour and then slowly, creepily, explodes in its dying minutes into a denouement that's sure to give you a lump in the throat. Performances are simply top-notch, though I felt a bit shortchanged by the Hindi-dubbed dialogues. Kriti Malhotra and Prateik Babbar are the pick of the lot. Kriti's transformation from a curious newcomer in Mumbai into a dejected, depressed housewife ruing her marriage is unsettling, to say the least. Prateik Babbar's gauche manners, rawness and his irresolute demeanour bring to life the character of the starry-eyed dhobi but the bashful lover that he plays. Aamir Khan's performance hinges mainly on his character's looks and expressions, for Arun is a guy who speaks in monosyllables. Monica Dogra's affected Hindi accent does grate on you for a bit, but her natural performance, more than her swoon-inducing natural beauty, makes up for it. And then there's the haunting score by the Argentinean composer Gustavo Santaolalla, giving the film a definitive identity. Some viewers will doubtlessly whine about the film's pace. Others will grunt at the repeated regressions into the video diaries of Yasmeen. Agreed, but keep in mind that Dhobi Ghat isn't a film made with an eye on the box office. It's not designed to please everyone. It's a very personal ode, a melancholic one at that, to the city and the souls it houses. It's a film made from the heart, a film that restores a movie buff's faith in the cinema devoid of any vain opulence or pretension of art. My advice: watch it if you happen to love cinema and think that there's more to it than entertainment, thrills, vanity, and ha-ha-he-he.       |
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