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Saif Ali Khan Confirms Wedding Won’t Happen In London

Saif Ali Khan Confirms Wedding Won’t Happen In    London

Mumbai: There have been reports about Saif Ali Khan and Kareena Kapoor marriage to be held in London. The reports suggest that the two have decided to tie the nuptial knot in London to avoid the media interference. For last few days, this news has been making the bigger rounds of the web and the media. There is a big buzz over the matter and the viewers and their fans are getting glued to the web to dip the nose into the matter deeply since this-to-be marriage is the much-awaited one.

But Saif has now come up to clear the dust. He says the marriage will surely take place in India and not in London. He adds that all these are just rumors and there is no truth in them.The latest reports have it that Pataudi family members flew to Bhopal to discuss the marriage and there it was finally decided the location of the wedding i.e. India.  But the marriage’s final dates are yet to be confirmed among the family members. Although in the media, the marriage date is 16th October as Sharmila Tagore had announced it to the press. But Saif Ali Khan and Kareena Kapoor both have denied and said the marriage dates are yet to be zeroed in.Saif even further reveals that the marriage will be held by the year end. Kareena Kapoor will be wearing her mother in law to be lehnga on her wedding reception. But this lehnga will be further adorned by the leading Bollywood designer. The necklace has always been ordered.

 

The source close to the Patudi family says that the marriage will be held at a private function at Patudi Palace and then in the same evening, the lavish wedding reception will be held where the Bollywood and other celebs from other walks of life come to attend it.

The Glamour Queen: Journey Through The Years

The Glamour Queen: Journey Through The Years

Bestowed with the sobriquet of the ‘Glam Diva of India’, Priyanka Chopra, the gorgeous actress who has held numerous people captive with her numerous avatars – both on and off screen, adds another year of love and experience to her life. As the beauty queen completes three decades in the world, turning 30 is sure an extravagant affair for her. Here’s wishing the consummate beauty a very Happy 30th Birthday!

Sana re-enters Bollywood with Johar`s `Student of the Year

Sana re-enters Bollywood with Johar`s `Student of   the Year

 

Mumbai: Making a mark in Bollywood as an eight-year-old cute and bubbly daughter of Shah Rukh Khan in Karan Johar `Kuch Kuch Hota Hai`, actress Sana Saeed has resumed her tryst with acting after 14 years in Johar film `Student of the Year`."I have a full-fledged role in the film. It is not a cameo. I play a high school hottie - Tanya. It is a second lead role," 23-year-old Sana told PTI.Sana made her debut in Bollywood with Johar`s `Kuch Kuch Hota Hai` (1998) as a child artist and shot to fame as Shahrukh daughter `Anjali` in the movie. She has now teamed up with Johar for his romantic comedy `Student of the Year`.Directed by Johar himself, the film marks the debut of filmmaker Mahesh Bhatt daughter Alia Bhatt, David Dhawan`s younger son Varun Dhawan and newcomer Siddharth Malhotra.

"It was fabulous working with Karan after a gap of 14 years. When I shot for `Kuch Kuch Hota Hai` I was scared and even now while doing this film I was scared and nervous. But I must say he (Karan) made all of us comfortable," Sana said."When I went on sets...The team that was there during `Kuch Kuch Hota Hai` was almost same for this film as well. I felt really good when they recognised me. For this movie we had a young team and we had great fun," Sana said.

Post `Kuch Kuch Hota Hai`, she was also seen in films like `Badal` and `Har Dil Jo Pyar Karega` as a child artist.While studying in college, Sana also did TV shows like `Babul Ka Aangann Chootey Na` and `Lo Ho Gayi Pooja Iss Ghar Ki`. "I did it (TV) when I was in college. I took it up because there were offers coming my way from TV," Sana said.With big Bollywood dreams in mind, she even thought of taking up acting course from New York. But destiny again made her join Karan bandwagon with `Student of the Year`.

"I was just thinking of doing an acting course from New York. But that is when I came across this film, I auditioned for it and got selected. This was something I had never expected. I am extremely happy that I am part of this film," the actress said

Kareena To Catwalk At LFW Finale

 Kareena To Catwalk At LFW Finale

 

Mumbai, July : Bollywood actress Kareena Kapoor is likely to walk the Lakme Fashion Week (LFW) winter-festive 2012 runway at the grand finale to be jointly presented by designer Kallol Dutta and duo Pankaj-Nidhi forthcoming edition will be held here Aug 3-7.

"Kareena walked for Manish Malhotra two seasons ago and we have shared the work with her. We are already working with her (for this season). Kareena is taking out time for that," Purnima Lamba, head (Innovations), Lakme, told IANS.However, Lamba says nothing is finalised for Kareena grand finale catwalk.



"At this point we haven't decided the prospect of it, but she (Kareena) is very excited to walk for us. So Kareena might be the showstopper," said Lamba.In the last season, veteran designer Rohit Bal presented an outstanding finale. But this time fairly new designers like Kallol Dutta and Pankaj-Nidhi are getting the chance.

Lamba said: "I don't see there is any risk. As somebody who has invested in the future of fashion, it is my responsibility to give them a voice...The concept of bringing fresh perspective to the finale was very exciting. So we were very thrilled to get them on board and they both have very individual takes on fashion."
(IANS)

The 10 WORST remakes in Bollywood

The 10 WORST remakes in Bollywood

Like it or not, remakes have existed for a long time.
Earlier filmmakers would quietly adapt films like Shree 420, Jab Jab Phool Khile or Khel Khel Mein into Raju Ban Gaya Gentleman, Raja Hindustani and Khiladi, to name a few.

Others blatantly ripped-off their overseas source. Like Ghost (Pyaar Ka Saaya), I Am Sam (Main Aisa Hi Hoon) whereas Heyy Babby borrowed liberally from Three Men and a Baby even as Zinda and Naina looked at South East Asian features like Old Boy and The Eye for scene-to-scene inspiration.

Again, our fetish for South Indian cinema is well-known. Mani Ratnam's Tamil classic Nayagan was the flash behind Feroz Khan's limp Dayavan whilst Priyadarshan has remade several Malayalam films in Hindi.

But with the world becoming a smaller place and copyright laws getting stringent by the day, buying rights to helm an official remake is the brand new trend.

Purists hate it, of course. In an industry dictated by box office numbers, however, this is of little consequence. And so no matter how much one condemns Bol Bachchan, Rohit Shetty's kitschy retelling of Hrishikesh Mukerjee acclaimed comedy Gol Maal, there will be more remakes.

Here's a look at 10 of the worst official remakes to precede the Ajay Devgn-Abhishek Bachchan starrer.

Bhumika Chawla all set to start her second innings in Bollywood

Mumbai: Bhumika Chawla has been on a break from Bollywood since her marriage to yoga expert Bharat Thakur. After moving to Hyderabad post her marriage, she got busy with South projects. However now, she is all set to make a Bollywood comeback.

The actress says, “For the first two years of married life, I was in Hyderabd. Post that we moved to Dubai and I kept working on Tamil and Telugu films. Now, I have shifted base to Mumbai and plan to travel between Bangalore, Mumbai and Dubai.”

Bhumika last Bollywood appearance was in Gandhi My Father, back in 2007. The actress adds, “I will be starting a Telugu film next and a Tamil film after that. As for Hindi films, I’m reading a couple of scripts and nothing is finalised yet. I’m just hoping that the audience still want to see me again.”

Black money ‘sting’ shocks Bollywood

Black money ‘sting’ shocks Bollywood

Zeenews Bureau

New Delhi: A fresh sting operation by a reputed media house might go on to validate the fact that black money is rampant in Bollywood. Bollywood’s three prominent filmmakers- Anubhav Sinha, Anees Bazmee and Vashu Bhagnani were caught on tape discussing the use of black money in the films made in Bollywood.

A reporter posing as an investor approached these three filmmakers and here’s what they had to say. The first sting on ‘Ra.One’ director Anubhav Sinha saw the film-maker assuring that the `investors` would surely "get a profit of 10 or 11 per cent". Vashu Bhagnani, one of the biggest producers of Bollywood, was seen saying, “The person (the investor) needs to be genuine. We should not get caught by income tax officials.”

Anees Bazmee, who has directed blockbusters such as ‘Ready’, ‘No Entry’, ‘Singh Is Kinng’ and ‘Welcome’, was seen comparing black money in Bollywood with that in real estate. "When we buy a flat, if it costs Rs. 10,000 per square feet, we give cash on agreement that it costs Rs. 6,000 square feet only," said Bazmee, who met `the investor` at a Juhu Hotel.

Even as several filmmakers from the industry denied their involvement in any wrong dealings, industry veterans expressed shock on seeing known filmmakers openly talking about ways to launder black money.

Filmmaker Mukesh Bhatt said, “What I have heard from Vashu, it is shocking what we`ve seen. But the corporate structure has helped in evading black money.” Actor Kabir Bedi also expressed shock. "I am shocked by what I have seen, but I agree with Mukesh," he said.

While Bollywood defended itself, there were views from outside the industry which did highlight that black money is rampant in Bollywood. Senior advocate Mahesh Jethmalani said, "Political money is an easier avenue for money laundering in our system."

Involvement of black money in Bollywood has been under the scanner for years now, but the real question is will this ‘dirty picture’ ever become a clean one?

Bollywood open to everybody: Malaik

  Bollywood  open to everybody: Malaik

Model-turned-actress Malaika Arora Khan says Bollywood is open to artists from all across the world and everybody is welcome.

"Whether Indian girls or foreigners, I don't know what is the difference. They all are artists, whether you are from here, whether you are from Taiwan, whether you are from wherever in the world, I think this industry is open to everybody. This place is for everyone, so everyone is welcome to be here to perform and be a part of the industry," she said.