
Rani Mukherjee and Aditya Chopra, who never admitted their relationship in public were spotted together at the Mumbai airport, along with Aditya's family. They were returning after celebrating the New Year abroad.
The media couldn't get enough when they spotted Aditya Chopra and Rani Mukherjee walk out of the airport. The two were returning after celebrating the New Year in London or USA. The duo were accompanied by Aditya Chopra's family.
Aditya Chopra, who is usually reclusive and hates to be photographed did not shy away this time when the media began taking pictures of him along with Rani.
Though Rani and Aditya have been rumoured to be dating for a long time, they never accepted that in public. The buzz earlier was that Aditya Chopra couldn't marry Rani since he couldn't get divorce from his ex-wife, who was asking for a huge sum of money as alimony.
However, by showing up together, Aditya Chopra and Rani Mukherjee seem to be hinting that they will surely tie the knot. The two are likely to get married soon...may be in 2012 itself!
Wednesday, January 4, 2012
Rani Mukherjee drops the idea of marrying Aditya Chopra
Tuesday, December 27, 2011
Surya ready to become junior artiste for Shankar

Director and actor SJ Surya's respect for ace filmmaker Shankar was witnessed by Coimbatore audience at the audio launch function of forthcoming Tamil movie Nanban, as he claimed that he was ready to become a junior artiste for the Endhiran creator.
Praising Shankar to heavens, SJ Surya, who has done a cameo in the upcoming Tamil movie, said that the Nanban director should be adored for his work ethics. He also spoke high about the Anniyan director's ability to deliver hit after hit. Surya concludes on the note that the forthcoming Tamil movie would be a blockbuster.
SJ Surya will be seen in two scenes in Nanban. The movie, which is releasing for Sankranthi, also features Vijay, Jeeva, Srikanth, Ileana and Sathyaraj in the key roles.
Monday, December 26, 2011
Will Shah Rukh ring in New Year aboard QE2

Shah Rukh Khan plans to let his hair down with family and usher in the New Year in Dubai this time round.
The overworked (and overpaid too, some might say) Badshah Khan of Bollywood has been working non-stop as he has had back-to-back releases after ages, and has confirmed that he will be in the emirate during New Year’s eve.
At an event, SRK revealed: “I have been working round-the-clock. It’s time I shave my beard, cut my hair, spend time with the kids… I will be off to Dubai with family for 4-5 days, a short break. After which, I will be back to shoot for Yashji’s romantic film. We might start the shoot by January 8, 2012.”
It should be noted that Dubai is the favourite party place for Bollywood’s leading actors, including SRK, who spent the last New Year’s Eve in Dubai too.
Khan has an abode on the man-made Palm Jumeirah, but he reportedly celebrated his 45th birthday with a lavish three-day event at the Grand Hyatt Dubai. So can his fans expect to see him party with his family and friends on the QE2 on New Year’s Eve? He’s not saying so, but speculation is rife about the venue of his party.
The only thing we’re sure about is that well-known workaholic will be in the emirate with his family for four to five days on a short break from his hectic schedule.
His fans usually do not get to watch him in more than one film per year.
SRK’s much-hyped Ra.One released in October and the second edition of Don released last week.
And is his New Year bash the reason why Shah Rukh Khan and the team of Don 2 chose to ignore Dubai for its global premiere and instead decide to go to Patna (an eastern Indian city) to promote the film?
Was SRK’s publicist worried that Dubai might get an overdose of King Khan? After all, SRK was in Dubai earlier in November to promote Don 2 during Dubai International Film Festival with the film's director Farhan Akhtar and Priyanka Chopra.
Given the not-so-lustrous performance of his films at the box office, his PR team might be looking for ways to provide a much-needed shot in the arm.
Labels: Bollywood, cinema, Dubai, Film, indian cinema, Shah Rukh Khan
'Chikni Chameli' was not my style: Katrina

Katrina Kaif is garnering a lot of praise for gyrating to item number Chikni Chameli in Karan Johar's forthcoming film Agneepath, but the actress says the 'lavni' style dancing was not a cakewalk for her.
'The response to Chikni Chameli has been fun so far. It was hard work. It was very fast and it was not a style I was used to, but I took it as a challenge...I think we all went for it as a team and did the best we could. I am happy people are liking it,' the 27-year-old actress said in Mumbai while launching a new range of Panasonic air conditioners.
Even actor Salman Khan is smitten by the song and Katrina is happy about this.
'He has not told that to me but I think that's a great thing. He has great taste in music and songs. So, if he likes it then it's great,' said Katrina who featured in two more item numbers in Tees Maar Khan and Bodyguard.
The new year is around the corner and Katrina is pleased with the way 2011 shaped up for her.
'2011 has been a really great year for me. All the goals I had in hand, I think everything turned out really well. I am very grateful for that...The best I could have wanted to come out of every project has come true this year,' said Katrina who had two releases this year - Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara and Mere Brother Ki Dulhan.
Katrina has some plum projects in her kitty -- she is working on Ek Tha Tiger with Salman, Dhoom 3 and Yash Chopra's untitled new venture, which is expected to feature Shah Rukh Khan.
Tuesday, December 20, 2011
Priyanka Chopra, Kareena Kapoor to turn friends again?

Bollywood's one of the most talked about cat fights between Priyanka Chopra and Kareena Kapoor might see its end very soon. The eyewitnesses in an event were surprised to see the arch rivals hugging each other warmly that definitely leads to certain possibility of friendship between the duo.
During an Entertainment awards event in Andheri, Priyanka made the first shocking move to give Kareena a warm hug. The Kapoor girl taken unawares was forced to extend a warm hug too. Well, this was a publicity stunt or real reconciliation, is still a mystery to us.
Priyanka and Kareena are the two Bollywood actresses who have been rival since their days of Aitraaz. The Bebo-PC fight started when Priyanka's outstanding performance in Aitraaz overshadowed Kareena's presence in the film. The on-screen enmity soon turned personal when Shahid Kapur became the love interest of both the ladies.
It seems Priyanka is now on her way to mend all her strained relationships. In fact Piggy Chops recently did a same jadu ki jhappi act to end her fight with Salman Khan.
Labels: Bollywood, cinema, Film, indian cinema, kareena kapoor, movie, priyanka chopra
Oru Marubhoomi Kadha Review

Finally, after a gap of seven years, Veteran Director Priyadarshan and superstar Mohanlal are back together in "Arabiyum Ottakavum P.Madhavan Nairum in Oru Marubhoomi Kadha", a light-hearted film meant to evoke non-stop laughter, mixing slapstick comedy with amusing wisecracks from Mohanlal and Mukesh. To a large extend, the director has succeeded in his attempt though the story thread is very thin. Along with Mohanlal and Mukesh, others in the cast are Lakshmi Rai, Bhavana, Suraj Venjarumoodu, Innocent, Shakti Kapoor, Mammukoya and Lakshmi Gopalaswami.
P.Madhavan Nair (Mohanlal) is an accountant in a Gulf based firm owned by a Sheik (Shakthi Kapoor). After years of toiling in the desert, he is comfortably settled. Suddenly, out of nowhere, Meenakshi (Lakshmi Rai) enters his life and after some bizarre incidents, the two get married. But there are more weird developments and Madhavan Nair finds himself with an old crony Abdu Kupleri (Mukesh), who had dropped in to his office for some help. Soon the two get involved with another girl Ileana (Bhavana) whom they found kidnapped and kept in a car parked near the desert. What follows is a roller coaster ride by the three, full of fun and laughter.
The movie has tried it’s best to be an out and out comedy and it has managed to rake up laughter on quite a few occasions. The slapstick comedy is sometimes monotonous with characters slapping each other mechanically. Spliced here and there, there are a few smatterings of melodrama to satisfy the pensive viewer. Sadly, those who have seen Priyadarshan’s previous movies will be overcome with a feeling of déjà vu, many of the scenes resembling those from his older films. But among the new generation, the comedy and the comical and absurd verbal exchanges between Mohanlal and Mukash will have quite a few takers. Priyadarshan is at his best when handling comedy and he has shown his dexterity in this film too, particularly in the first half. Bhavana’s entry in particular will evoke riotous laughter.
The silver lining in the movie is the acting of Mohanlal and Mukesh. Mohanlal drawing from his acting repertoire, has given an amazing and graceful performance bringing back memories of some of his previous flicks with Priyan. Mukesh compliments Lal with another sterling performance. The two with their verbal wisecracks and quick repartees provide plenty of entertainment. Bhavana and Lakshmi Rai have limited roles which they have managed without being remarkable. Suraj Venjaramoodu has the usual jokes while Nedumudi Venu, Shakti Kapoor and Innocent have not been very noteworthy. Lakshmi Gopalaswamy, however, has impressed in her brief appearance.
Priyadarshan wrote the script which is hilarious but without substance. Azhagappan’s camera and M.J.Sreekumar’s music are impressive. Editing by Suresh T.S. is generally sound.
A light hearted entertainer, ‘Oru Marubhumi Kadha” should be seen as such. The movie is often inane, almost empty of any story, no message, but to spend time away from the everyday worries and anxieties, there may not be a better choice. The plots are absurd, the story is wafer thin, but if you approach it with a carefree heart, you will enjoy the movie.
Thursday, December 15, 2011
Lakshmi Rai in Karthi's next?

he Karthi Sivakumar - Anushka starrer film, which is being directed by Suraj, will have on board another heroine. If sources are to be believed, it could be Lakshmi Rai, who hogged limelight with her role with negative shades in 'Mankatha'.
"Suraj has approached Lakshmi Rai with the script and the actress too is impressed with the storyline and her character in it. Other details are being worked out. It is almost confirmed that she will be part of the project," say sources.
The first schedule of the film's shooting is already over and it was done in the forest areas of Chalakudy in Kerala. "Some interesting scenes and songs on Karthi and Anushka were canned there despite trouble from elephants," they add.
It is said that Lakshmi Rai will join the film's unit during the second schedule of the shoot, which is expected to begin soon in Chennai. The movie is yet to have a title, as Suraj is in reportedly in search of a unique name.
Labels: cinema, indian cinema, Karthi Sivakumar, Lakshmi Rai
'Mounaguru': Secret behind silence

The title is 'Mounaguru'. The name of the director is Santhakumar. And the protagonist Arulnidhi is known for talking less. With everything related to 'Mounaguru' related to silence, there are some secrets behind it, say sources in the know.
"Apt to the movie's title, Arulnidhi's character will be filled with silence, till a turning point comes in the script. From there starts a journey with twists and turns, which will keep the audience on the edge of their seats," they say.
"There will be less dialogues between the lead pair- Arlulnidhi and Iniya (Of 'Vaaga Sooda Vaa' fame). But their chemistry will be good to see on screen. On the whole, Santhakumar has shaped up the film as an interesting fare," sources add.
Produced by M K Thamizharasu, son of former Chief Minister and DMK president M Karunanidhi, 'Mounaguru' is hitting the screens tomorrow. This will be the third film for Arulnidhi as protagonist, after 'Vamsam' and 'Udhayan'.
Labels: cinema, indian cinema, Mounaguru, thamil cinema
Monday, December 12, 2011
Deepika, Simran's aqua act at Colors Golden Petal Awards
Labels: aashka goradia, cinema, colors, deepika samson, geeta kapoor, indian cinema, simran kaur
Katrina Kaif offered Rs 2 crore on New Year's Eve
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Distributors ban Kamal, Jayaraj

Distributors' Association has decided to ban Kamal and Jayaraj, accusing them both for unilaterally releasing their films on November 25th, even after the Distributors' Association requested them not to release their films before November 27th.
Refusing to pay heed to the association's direction, six distribution companies took initiative to release Jayaraj film Nayika and Kamal's Swapna Sanchari on November 25th itself.
Considering the release of the move as an insult, distributors' association decided to ban both directors and serve a show cause notice to those distribution companies, which released those films.
Responding to the news Kamal said "I feel this ban a comedy. How can they ban me as I am not a member of distributors association. Producer and distributors have decided to release the film. It is my duty to stay with the producer to release the film on 25 itself."
Director Jayaraj was not ready to respond. But he said, he would discuss the issue in the meeting of FEFKA. Secretary of FEFKA, B Unni Krishnan said that he got to know about the ban only from media. If they send a letter officially, surely he would respond to it. However, Exhibitors' Federation said that they would continue providing their support to both the directors in future.
Labels: ban, cinema, Distributors, indian cinema, Jayaraj, Kamal, movie
Hema Malini to be honoured

The classic Bollywood 'Dream Girl' might be absent from the big screen these days, however her talent still reigns in people's hearts.... Hema Malini is reported to be honoured with the Akkineni National Award for the year 2011.
Announcing the same recently in Hyderabad, the committee's chairman, T Subbirami Reddy, said that the award will be presented to the veteran actress at a function to be held on 26th Dec., at the Hitex Convention Center, Hyderabad.
Subbirami Reddy was flanked by Akkineni Nageshwara Rao at the press meet held to make the announcement. Describing her as an evergreen actress, ANR said that Hema Malini was being honoured because she was such a talented actress and a world-famous danseuse.
The award was instituted in the name of ANR on the lines of the nationally-renowned Dada Saheb Phalke Award. For the records, the award went to renowned director K Balachandar in the year 2010.
Labels: cinema, Hema Malini, Hollywood, ma
Eros ties up with Photon Kathaas for 'Yohan...'

Eros International has announced its Tamil co-production venture with Photon Kathaas Productions to be directed by Gautham Menon.
Eros International Media Ltd, has announced a co-production deal with Photon Kathaas Productions for Ilayathalapathy Vijay's 'Yohan: Adhyayam Ondru' , that has already created much hype with its first look.
This film will be directed by Gautham Vasudev Menon with music by A R Rahman and is expected to go on floors in mid 2012 once Vijay finishes work on 'Thupaki' with AR Murugadoss'.
'Yohan...' is the first of its kind (in South India) action thriller centering around a character that will be featured in a series of films (prequels and sequels). The film will be shot in international locations, predominantly in the United Kingdom with the active support of the UK government.
Labels: cinema, movie, thamil cinema, Vijay, yohan

