The Heroine! director has been invited to participate in the prestigious film festival and judge movies from across the world
Bollywood has spread its wings worldwide, and it’s evident as more and more actors, directors and technicians are being invited to be a part of international film projects among other things. This time Madhur Bhandarkar has caught the eye of the organizers of the 35th Cairo International Film Festival (CIFF). Click here to read more
Women are active in show business like never before, but will they surpass the status Bollywood heroes enjoy? Never, says Bipasha Basu, who feels there is minimum opportunity for female actors in the Hindi film industry
“In Bollywood, the opportunities for female actors are very minimum. There’s not much choice for us except to be safe and look pretty and do some nice dance numbers,” said Bipasha in an interview. Click here to read more
Fresh from the success of Raaz 3, Bipasha Basu speaks about her ups and downs in Bollywood
From a model to a popular Bollywood star, Bipasha Basu’s journey hasn’t been one without her share of ups and downs. But she has taken every experience in her stride and says she has emerged as an evolved person. Click here to read more
Acclaimed Indian director Madhur Bhandarkar has been invited at the 35th Cairo International Film Festival, starting November 27, to judge a segment. Bhandarkar has been chosen to be part of the International Jury segment because of his contribution to the Indian cinema. “I am delighted to be a part of the International Jury for the 35th edition of Cairo International Film Festival. I love the theme that they have ‘positive thinking revolution and freedom’,” the 44-year-old said in a statement. This is not the first time Bhandarkar is going to be a part of the event. In 2010, a retrospect of his five films including Chandni Bar, Page 3, Corporate, Traffic Signal and Fashion was showcased at the prestigious film fest. Many big names from Hollywood have been associated with the festival like Salma Hayek, Samuel L Jackson, Bruce Willis and Bill Murray.Click here to read more
The Raaz 3 babe says superstars are remembered only when they die, and that fans should remember that actors are not super humans but normal people
After being in the industry for more than a decade, Bipasha Basu says an actor’s life is a sad one. She says even superstars fade away after a point and are remembered only when they die. Click here to read more
Madhur Bhandarkar’s new movie is all set to travel the oft-trodden path…..albeit very stylishly
The Kareena Kapoor starrer Heroine might not hold anything new, we fear. And we say this only after watching the promos that threaten to expose the dark secrets of the film industry. But hello, hasn’t Madhur Bhandarkar, the director of the movie, revealed ample secrets in his previous films – Fashion, Corporate, Traffic Signal and Page 3? Click here to read more
B-towns most popular singers come together in an album launched to counter the rampant piracy which is causing huge losses to the music industry
Every now and then we see a bunch of Bollywood celebs coming forward and lending their names to causes that are dear to them. The last time we saw B-towners come out and support a cause was when social activist Anna Hazare decided to fight corruption. Click here to read more
The ad-man and bon vivant is bored of calling the shots from behind the camera. So now he will step in front of it wearing holy robes!
The itch to do something new and different strikes everyone every now and then and Prahlad Kakkar is no exception. He has now decided to step into the boots of an actor. In the past, Kakkar has played himself in a handful of movies that include Corporate, Guzaarish and Page 3. But now he will make an appearance in the role of a priest. Yup, you heard right. The ad-man has parted with his signature hatted style to don a gown for an upcoming movie, David. Bejoy Nambiar, the director, has referred to Prahlad as ‘an interesting debutant’ and thinks that the ad-hatter fits the bill just fine. “I cast him because I thought he looked like a Catholic priest. I was right. Prahlad just slipped into the role like a priest into a gown,” he said. And why not! Kakkar is, after all, famous for donning so many different hats, from ad-guru to scuba diver, restaurateur, olive oil promoter, cigar manufacturer and Page 3 phenomenon, all with great elan. Click here to read more