Though the film is set to release alongside the Hrithik Roshan-starrer Agneepath in January, Sameera’s positive that her film will give Agneepath a run for its money.Actor Sameera Reddy is now ready to shift her focus back to Bollywood and on her next big release, Priyadarshan’s Tezz.Riding high on the rave reviews she got for her performance in Prabhu Deva’s film Vedi,“Ajay is coming from a super-hit film Singham and I think the producers know what they are doing. There is place for everybody, so it really doesn’t matter against whom you are pitted. Obviously you don’t want to go up against a big film, but I know that Tezz has its own appeal,” she says.Talking about all the action scenes she had to shoot Sameera exclaims, “It was really nerve-wracking. I had to learn how to ride a bike, river-rafting, it was physically challenging. But it all works out when your co-stars are fun to work with.” (more…)

All three releases films and Soundtrack — take a beating.On a positive note, John Abraham’s Force picks up steam
If the opening figures of Rs 7.25 crore across India were any consolation, the following days didn’t do much to boost the morale of Sanjay Dutt who ventured into production with Rascals.The comedy, also featuring Ajay Devgn, under the aegis of David Dhawan failed to retain audience interest.
According to trade analysts, the movie, which cost R 50 crore (including prints and advertising), is not likely to break even, forget making money for the actor-producer and his investors.Considering numbers like R 5.75 crore (Friday), R 5 crore (Saturday) and R 5.5 crore (Sunday), trade analyst Amod Mehra says, “The writing on the wall was there to be seen on Friday itself.And it was reiterated on Saturday, which registered numbers over 30 per cent less (more…)

Kangna may well be including days till the release of Rascals position which she would be glad to break free. The Sanjay Dutt-Ajay Devgn starrer hasn’t really left a good flavor in her mouth and with the makers clearly putting the film’s (distant) next lead Lisa Haydon a lot to the front of her; picture is quite plain on the wall. yet, the finish is not as close to as it seems. basis being that Kangna still has one new film with Ajay Devgn – Tezz – up for release and there is still a sword hanging on her neck, what with Sameera Reddy as another most important lady in the film, ready to control all the attention.

“Kangna has been quiet through all this mayhem and that has been with a reason. However, she would be on her toes when it comes to Tezz. No one can be sure of how this Priyadarshan (more…)

The sexy Lisa Haydon is locate to sizzle the display in David Dhawan’s Rascals.

The film is Lisa’s second act on Bollywood. “My opening film was Aisha with Sonam Kapoor,” she says.

ho is half Malayali and half Australian, moved bag and baggage toIndiaa few years ago. “I’ve been modelling since I was 19 and there was no looking back.” The glitz and glamour of Bollywood is known to attract people from all over the world. That is the story of Katrina Kaif, the current superstar in Mumbai.

“But I’m not following anybody’s footsteps. I’d rather be my own role model. Rascals happened by chance. Because I was brand ambassador for Lakme, people knew me and films was an inevitable step,” smiles Lisa.

While many actresses are uncomfortable showing skin on screen, Lisa has no such qualms. “I’m very comfortable with my body. I know what clothes and roles I can carry off. I don’t look vulgar in bikinis,” she says confidently. (more…)

In recent times, Bollywood has seen a huge number of successful films that are either being made by South directors or remakes of South films. AR Murugadoss’s Ghajini, the remake of the South film by the same name, was one of the biggest hits in Bollywood.
South actor-director Prabhudeva’s Wanted, starring Salman Khan, became a huge hit. The success of these films has got the South back into business in Bollywood. And it is not just actors, but technicians as well as directors who are biting the bait when it comes to Hindi films.
When Aamir Khan expressed his interest to remake the Tamil version of Ghajini in Hindi, he insisted Murgadoss, the original director and the leading lady, Asin star in the film. Asin became a star overnight. (more…)

Bollywood actors and filmmakers are showing full support for social activist Anna Hazare’s movement against corruption.
While most talked about it at public events or on social networking sites, some like Anupam Kher and Farah Khan went the extra mile, and flew down to New Delhi to participate in the protest at Jantar Mantar.
Oscar winning Indian composer A.R.Rahman, said: “It’s the voice of India, he (Hazare) is the voice of India. We all want change for the good things, for the upliftment of the poor. It (change) is going to happen, nothing can stop it.” (more…)

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Bollywood star Ajay Devgan turns a year older today as he is set to celebrate his 42nd birthday.
Devgn has been making headlines these days for his on-screen activities.
Ajay Devgn’s ONCE UPON A TIME IN MUMBAI has got 12 nominations in this year’s International Indian Film Academy (IIFA) award that will be staged in Toronto this year, media reports said.

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ONCE UPON A TIME IN MUMBAI is giving tough competition to Salman Khan starrer DABANGG that has received 11 nominations this year.
His close competitors in this category will also feature names like Shah Rukh Khan (MY NAME IS KHAN), Ranbir Kapoor (RAAJNEETI) and Hrithik Roshan (GUZAARISH) amd Akshay Kumar (TEES MAAR KHAN & ACTION REPLAYY).
Devgn will also be seen giving close fight to Salman Khan for grabbing the ‘Best Actor’ award and in the ‘Best Film‘ category.
The award will be held in June 23 to June 25 this year.
The YUVA actor played the role of the legendary Haji Mastan in the film.

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“If the deaf are to hear, the sound has to be very loud,” when Bhagat Singh threw a bomb in the Central Legislative Assembly to protest the Defence of India Act, he probably didn’t know how loud his voice would be: that it would still echo in the ears of the youth decades after his death.

On the 80th anniversary of the martyrdom of Indian freedom fighter Bhagat Singh, we bring you some of the memorable on-screen depictions of this young revolutionary:

Shaheed Bhagat Singh (1963)
The handsome Shammi Kapoor is one of our earliest memories of this fabled freedom fighter. And though Shammi wasn’t the first actor to play Bhagat Singh on screen, he is one of the most memorable ones to do so.

Shaheed (1965)
It wasn’t long before ‘Mr. Bharat’ Manoj Kumar took up the mantle of Bhagat Singh on screen. No points for guessing that there’s no competition to Manjo Kumar’s flair as a patriot.

The Legend Of Bhagat Singh (2002)
It was after a gap of more than 30 years that Bhagat Singh was revisited on screen, and this time with Ajay Devgan donning the tilted hat. Even with the unnecessary romance and mush, this movie scored above 23rd March 1931: Shaheed which released on the exact same day!

Rang De Basanti (2006)
Probably one of the best metaphors for Bhagat Singh, Rang De Basanti drew parallels between the present day struggle against corruption and the fight for independence. The fresh faced Siddharth was Bhagat Singh while Aamir Khan, Sharman Joshi, Kunal Kapoor and Atul Kulkarni played Chandrashekhar Azad, Rajguru, Ashfaqullah Khan and Ramprasad Bismil respectively.